Originally housed in a rented facility, the Wagner Avenue location was opened in 2001 and officially became Edison State at Greenville to better reflect the range of student services and enrollment opportunities available to area residents.

[6] Edison State Community College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission[7] and is recognized with the highest order attainable by the Ohio Board of Regents.

In 2020, Edison State was impressive across the board, finishing inside the D-II top-3 for all three sports, including a shared championship for women's basketball led by OCCAC Coach of the Year Tim McMahon.

[8] In 2022, Edison State's five athletics programs posted a combined .705 winning percentage (58-24-1) against OCCAC competition, with each team finishing inside the top 3 of their respective league standings.

The women's basketball program, guided by OCCAC Coach of the Year Tim McMahon, led the charge by going 14-0 en route to a conference championship.