Schools in Crawford Central SD · Crawford County
8 ranked schools
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7/10Cochranton JSHS
Crawford Central SD · Cochranton
#1 Overall in Crawford Central SD
7/10 · #195 High School in Pennsylvania
State Percentile
Eng
76%
Math
53%
Sci
79%
2
5/10Meadville MS
Crawford Central SD · Meadville
#2 Overall in Crawford Central SD
5/10 · #307 Middle School in Pennsylvania
State Percentile
Eng
49%
Math
28%
Sci
60%
3
5/10Meadville Area SHS
Crawford Central SD · Meadville
#3 Overall in Crawford Central SD
5/10 · #365 High School in Pennsylvania
State Percentile
Eng
43%
Math
30%
Sci
74%
4
7/10West End El Sch
Crawford Central SD · Meadville
#4 Overall in Crawford Central SD
7/10 · #559 Elementary School in Pennsylvania
State Percentile
Eng
64%
Math
62%
Sci
65%
5
4/10Cochranton El Sch
Crawford Central SD · Cochranton
#5 Overall in Crawford Central SD
4/10 · #999 Elementary School in Pennsylvania
State Percentile
Eng
28%
Math
38%
Sci
55%
6
4/10First District El Sch
Crawford Central SD · Meadville
#6 Overall in Crawford Central SD
4/10 · #1049 Elementary School in Pennsylvania
State Percentile
Eng
35%
Math
32%
Sci
33%
7
3/10Neason Hill El Sch
Crawford Central SD · Meadville
#7 Overall in Crawford Central SD
3/10 · #1147 Elementary School in Pennsylvania
State Percentile
Eng
30%
Math
26%
Sci
24%
8
2/10Second District El Sch
Crawford Central SD · Meadville
#8 Overall in Crawford Central SD
2/10 · #1256 Elementary School in Pennsylvania
State Percentile
Eng
15%
Math
18%
Sci
27%
About schools in Crawford County
Crawford County's three public school districts serve a spread of small towns across this rural corner of northwestern Pennsylvania, and the performance picture across them is notably consistent — no school here breaks into the state's top quartile, but several cluster in the mid-range. Cochranton JSHS leads the county at the 69th percentile statewide, with Saegertown Elementary School and West End Elementary in Meadville close behind at 64th. Families relocating to the area will find a modestly performing but relatively uniform landscape — no dramatic highs or lows — anchored by smaller-town schools where the 18 ranked institutions span just three districts.