The Ohio Department of Education and Workforce has released its 2024–2025 school report cards, offering a snapshot of how schools and districts across Adams County are performing. The data paints a picture of progress in some areas but also identifies where improvement is needed, particularly in early literacy, graduation rates, and student growth.

North Adams High School received an overall rating of three stars, which means the school is meeting state standards. The report card shows that students performed at state expectations in academic achievement and gap closing, and the school exceeded standards in college, career, workforce, and military readiness. However, the report also notes that the school fell short in student growth expectations and needs additional support to meet state

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