Summary:
Greenview CUSD 200 has two schools: Greenview Elementary School, serving PK–5, and Greenview Junior/Senior High School, serving grades 6–12. Because the schools serve different grades and some grade-level results are suppressed, the available figures do not provide complete same-grade comparisons. The most important finding is the wide difference in their 2025–2026 all-grades results, especially in math.
Greenview Elementary stands out for its reported IAR results: 69% proficient in ELA and 63% in math, compared with 54% and 33% at Greenview Junior/Senior High. That is a 16-point school-to-school gap in ELA and a 30-point gap in math. The elementary results are also 13 points above the state in ELA and 24 points above it in math; the high school is 3 points below the state in ELA and 6 points below in math. Other bright spots include elementary fifth-grade science at 67%, 19 points above the state, and the high school’s 95% graduation rate, 5 points above the state.
All-grades IAR results rose at both schools from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026: elementary ELA and math each gained about 3 percentage points, while high-school ELA gained 8 points and math gained 1. SchoolDigger’s elementary percentile rank rose from 71 in 2023–2024 to 82 in 2025–2026; its high-school rank improved from 12 in 2020–2021 to 47 in 2024–2025, with no 2025–2026 rank supplied. Enrollment is similar—117 elementary students and 107 high-school students—and the 2024–2025 free/reduced lunch eligible shares were 33% and 36%. The high school reported a lower student-teacher ratio (8.9 versus 10.1), yet lower all-grades scores; chronic absenteeism was 22% there and 11% at the elementary school. These are useful points of comparison, not explanations for the differences.
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