Which school districts got the best and the worst in Ohio?

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Students in Solon's school districts have surpassed the rest of Ohio for the fourth consecutive year in 2017-18, according to new state newsletters.

Solon is leading the ranking of states in the Performance Index, a composite of all test scores on a 120-point scale for multiple levels and subjects since the 2014-2015 school year.

This year he has had great success in the second district, Ottawa Hills, near Toledo.

Rocky River, which ranked second last year, came 6th this year as the only other district in northeastern Ohio to rank in the top 10.

Chagrin Falls, Brecksville-Broadview Heights, Bay Village and Beachwood were among the top 20.

And Revere, West Geauga, Aurora, Hudson and Avon Lake ranked in the top 30, in more than 600 districts across the country.

See the ranking of the 30 lowest below, as well as the 15 worst-performing districts of the state.

East Cleveland students scored the second lowest, with Cleveland also in the top 10. Schools in northeastern Ohio then won four of the five lowest places. Lorain, Euclid, 15 districts.

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Here are the 30 best performing districts of the state. The districts of northeastern Ohio are in bold:

Here are the 15 worst-rated districts of Ohio on state tests, with the lowest scores at the top: