Compare Schools

Using your school district or charter school name, you can get the information on how charter schools are performing and how they compare with traditional public schools. You can also now see how your school district compares with private schools that take taxpayer-funded vouchers.

school district
charter school
district voucher

= ABOVE THIS DISTRICT's AVG.

= BELOW THIS DISTRICT'S AVG. NR = NOT REPORTED

District:

Performance
Index:

State Funding
Per Student:

% Spent
in Classroom:

Total Local
Taxpayer Subsidy:

Total Transferred
to Charters:

Location

Phone Number

County

Principal

Superintendent

Grades

School Type

Specialization

Public Funding

Operator

Operator Type

Operator Rating

Organization Status

Years in Operation

Charter Cost Per Classroom

Charter Cost Per Student

Charter Transfer

Students and Faculty

Students

Chronic Absenteeism

FT Teachers

Student / Teacher Ratio

Avg. Teacher Experience

Teachers Evaluated Skilled & Accomplished

Teachers Evaluated Developing & Ineffective

Students in poverty

Special needs students

White students

Non-white students

% of Graduates in College within 2 Years

% of Students at school less than 3 years

Four Year Graduation Rate

Five year Graduation Rate

Spent in Classroom

% Spent on Administration

State Funding Per Student

Letter Grades

Standards Met

Performance Index

Performance Index Score

Overall Value Add

Disabled Value Add

Lowest 20% Value Add

Gifted Value Add

K-3 Literacy Grade

Four Year Graduation

Five Year Graduation

Graduation Component

Gap Closing Component

Overall Grade

Achievement Component

Progress Component

Prepared for Success Component

$ Transfers from Districts

District Name

$ Transferred from District

District $ Transferred to Charters

Charter School

Pref. Index

State Funding
Per Student

% Spent in Classroom

$ Transferred
from District

$0.00

%

%

%

Address

Phone

$0.00

email

%

Website

%

Resident District

$0.00

County

%

Grades Approved by State

%

State Funding

%

Enrollment

Proficiency Rate

% White Students

% Non-White Students

EdChoice Transfer

All Charter School and Voucher Transfers

Increased Reliance on Property Taxes From EdChoice

Increased Reliance on Property Taxes from Charter School and Voucher Transfers

*All data comes from public sources, principally the Ohio Department of Education. Click for more information.

Brick and Mortar School

Virtual school

= ABOVE THIS DISTRICT's AVG.

= BELOW THIS DISTRICT'S AVG. NR = NOT REPORTED

District:

Transfers to
EdChoice Providers:

Proficiency
Rate:

Test Takers
% White Students:

Test Takers
% Non-White Students:

Location

Phone Number

County

Enrollment

Proficiency Rate

% White Students

% Non-White Students

EdChoice Transfer

All Charter School and Voucher Transfers

Increased Reliance on Property Taxes From EdChoice

Increased Reliance on Property Taxes from Charter School and Voucher Transfers

EdChoice Voucher Providers

*All data comes from public sources, principally the Ohio Department of Education. Click for more information.

News Article

December 10th, 2014

Director of Stanford’s CREDO: The free market does not work in education

At today’s City Club of Cleveland, the director of Stanford’s Center for Research on Educational Outcomes (CREDO) said something remarkable – the free market does not work in education.

The idea that the invisible hand of market forces will improve education has been fundamental to the argument for charter schools. The notion that someone who calls herself a “free market” thinker and who works at the free market Hoover Institution would say that the free market isn’t working for education is extraordinary. And especially for someone who just worked on a study paid for by the Thomas B Fordham Foundation — one of the country’s premier market-based education reform groups.

Here’s a post from Innovation Ohio’s Stephen Dyer explaining the significance of today’s comments. It includes a link to a podcast of today’s City Club presentation.