U. S. Siena College Research Institute has the rankings.(Photo: Photo illustration by The Republic)There's a reason George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt are immortalized on Mount Rushmore. These are the leaders we most often celebrate on Presidents Day. But who else ranks high on the excellence scale?

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And whose administration was an epic fail? Siena College Research Institute has been polling presidential scholars since 1.

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The 1. 0 best and five worst presidents are below, as ranked in its 2. How did Barack Obama do? Scholars ranked him 1. A separate survey of historians ranked him 1. It'll be interesting to see how the rankings change once historians begin considering Donald Trump's time in office. BEST PRESIDENTS1.

Eisenhower. Dwight D. Eisenhower (Photo: File Photo)Best known for: An accomplished Army general, he won handily with the election slogan . Harry Truman. Harry Truman (Photo: Associated Press)Best known for: Ordering that atomic bombs be dropped on Japan and proposing the .

Woodrow Wilson. Woodrow Wilson (Photo: Associated Press)Best known for: Creating the League of Nations, a predecessor to the United Nations, and championing several big pieces of legislation, including the Federal Reserve Act. Overall rank: Eighth. Best category: Fourth, intelligence. Worst category: 3. James Monroe. James Monroe (Photo: File Photo)Best known for: The Monroe Doctrine, which considered European efforts to colonize areas in the Americas acts of aggression. Also helped ink the Missouri Compromise, which barred slavery north and west of the newly formed state. Overall rank: Seventh.

Best category: Second, foreign- policy accomplishments. Worst categories: 1. James Madison. James Madison (Photo: Public Domain)Best known for: Presiding over the War of 1. Federalist Papers and the Constitution). Overall rank: Sixth. Best category: Second, intelligence. Worst category: 2.

Thomas Jefferson. Thomas Jefferson (Photo: File Photo)Best known for: Acquiring the Louisiana Territory (and, before his presidency, drafting the Declaration of Independence). Overall rank: Fifth. Best categories: First, personal background (family, education, experience) and intelligence. Worst category: 1.

U. S. George Washington. George Washington (Photo: Public Domain)Best known for: Laying the foundation for the presidency (and before that, defeating the British). Overall rank: Fifth. Best categories: First, luck, executive appointments, leadership ability and ability to avoid crucial mistakes. The Only Living Boy In New York (2017) Free Download. Worst category: 1. Abraham Lincoln. Abraham Lincoln (Photo: Alexander Gardner)Best known for: His Emancipation Proclamation, which declared slaves free, and his Gettysburg Address.

Overall rank: Third. Best categories: First, ability to compromise, overall ability, domestic accomplishments, integrity and executive ability. Worst category: 2. Theodore Roosevelt.

Theodore Roosevelt (Photo: Getty Images)Best known for: His conservation efforts, having greatly expanded the national forests and spearheading irrigation projects. Overall rank: Second. Best categories: First, court appointments, willingness to take risks and imagination. Worst category: 1. Roosevelt. Franklin D. Roosevelt (Photo: Getty Images)Best known for: His .

Bush. George W. Bush (Photo: USA TODAY)Best known for: Navigating the nation through the Sept. Great Recession. Also, going to war in Iraq and Afghanistan and offering an anemic response to Hurricane Katrina. Overall rank: 3. 9th.

Best category: 1. Worst categories: 4. U. S. Franklin Pierce. Franklin Pierce (Photo: File Image)Best known for: Pursuing policies that hastened the Civil War. Overall rank: 4. 0th. Best category: 3.

U. S. Harding. Warren G. Harding (Photo: Associated Press)Best known for: Being embroiled in multiple administrative scandals, many of which stemmed from the corrupt and incompetent political cronies he appointed to office. Overall rank: 4. 1st.

Best category: 2. Worst categories: 4. James Buchanan. James Buchanan (Photo: File Image)Best known for: Being a Northerner with Southern sympathies (and the only president to remain a lifelong bachelor). He tried to keep the peace among northern and southern states but ended up angering both sides.

Overall rank: 4. 2nd. Best category: 2. Worst categories: 4.

Andrew Johnson. Andrew Johnson (Photo: Associated Press)Best known for: Being impeached for dismissing his secretary of War. His entire administration was plagued by strife stemming from Civil War reconstruction efforts. Overall rank: 4. 3rd. Best category: 3. Worst categories: 4. Congress, court appointments and ability to compromise. MORE HISTORY: Arizona's presidential history.