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Akron Early College High School marched down South Main Street to celebrate its five-star report card

The Daily Akron teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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Chants of "AECHS" echoed through downtown Akron on Thursday. Hundreds of students marched up South Main Street from near the Polsky Building to . The school got five stars on the latest state report card and topped every other Ohio high school in overall points for the third consecutive year.

Akron Early College earned five stars on Ohio's latest report card

5stars on the latest state report card

Source: Signal Akron

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Success there usually comes with a celebratory email from the principal, or maybe an ice cream social. This year, it came with a parade. The school draws students from throughout Akron Public Schools and neighboring districts, and they earn University of Akron college credits while still in high school.

“Every child deserves the opportunity to achieve greatness — and you are our greatness.”

Barbara Sykes, Akron Board of Education president
  • Crowd at Lock 3: an estimated 150 family and community supporters
  • Honors: accolades and proclamations from the city, Statehouse and Congress
  • Speakers: Mayor Shammas Malik and board president Barbara Sykes

3straight years as Ohio's top-performing public high school

has held the top spot for the third consecutive year.

Sources: Signal Akron, Akron Beacon Journal

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