Edison High School

2603 State Route 113 East

School District

Edison Local (Formerly Berlin-Milan)
Grade

9-12
Teacher/Student Ratio

1:15
Type

public

School Map for Edison Local (Formerly Berlin-Milan) School District

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Reviews

Submitted by parent on July 25, 2021

Former Graduate of this school, and one of the better public schools in the State.
Submitted by other on June 27, 2014

There is far too much emphasis and expenditure on sports and the jock culture, but that's true in a lot of area schools. There's also a palpably snooty vibe that one has to have money and wear the right clothes. That attitude is much more prevalent here than say, Perkins or Norwalk or other area schools.
Submitted by student on May 13, 2013

Edison High School is alright. The teachers, custodians, and councelors are great. The principal however is not. He does not take action when it is needed. Bullying is not taken care of at all. I was bullied for weeks, my parents and myself went to the principal almost every day. It was not taken care of therefore a fight happened. High school is cruel and when nobody takes care of issues, the problem will never be fixed. I think a new principal is needed. All of this is why I left my Junior year to attend EHOVE CAREER CENTER. I still participated in activities at Edison but not many. If you are a family with alot of money and are involved in sports, you will fit in at Edison.
Submitted by student on November 08, 2011

I'm writing as a former Edison student. Like many high school students, I hated school and thus hated Edison. Having been out in the world for a while now, I've realized that this school has provided me with an education unmatched by many other public schools. Many of the teachers (not all) have a great passion for teaching, and will go to great lengths to ensure their students' success. Many of my peers do not seem to have been challenged the way I was, and seem to have lacked some of the opportunities I was offered. The school devotes a lot of resources to both sports and academic clubs. The teachers and guidance counselor are approachable and friendly. The principal is not, but he has his own way of doing things. That being said, this is a small school in a small town. It's not very diverse and it isn't free of some of those small-town stereotypes. If you can past that (and you should), this is a great choice for a public school. You really can't do better in north central Ohio. I almost forgot- if your child is troubled, don't come here. They have a low tolerance for troublemakers and you won't get any support.
Submitted by parent on June 25, 2008

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