Summary:
Zip code 62044 has two schools in Greenfield CUSD 10, serving PK–8 and grades 9–12, with 417 students combined. The elementary school enrolls 309 students and the high school 108. Results vary by grade and subject: the high school’s current ninth- and tenth-grade ELA scores are near state levels, while the elementary school has both above-state results in some grades and substantial shortfalls elsewhere. Most importantly, in 2025–26 the elementary school’s all-grade ELA and math were 20 and 15 percentage points below the state, and those gaps widened from the prior year.
Greenfield Elementary School has the clearest above-state results in the available 2025–26 elementary tests: fourth-grade math was 48% versus 42% statewide, and fifth-grade science was 49% versus 48%. Its clearest shortfall was eighth-grade ELA, at 32% versus 63% statewide—a gap of 31 points. At Greenfield High School, ninth-grade ELA was 61% versus 62% statewide, and tenth-grade ELA was 53.8% versus 53.7%; ninth-grade science was 11 points below the state. The high school also had a 92% graduation rate, 2 points above the state.
Recent trends differ by grade and measure: elementary all-grade ELA fell from 44% to 37% between 2024–25 and 2025–26 as the state rose, widening the school’s gap by 11 points; its math gap widened by 5 points. High-school ninth-grade ELA rose 22 points over those years, while tenth-grade ELA fell 7 points. SchoolDigger ranks the high school at the 51st percentile with 3 stars, versus the elementary school at the 43rd percentile with 2 stars; the elementary school’s rank has been comparatively steady. In 2024–25, free/reduced lunch eligible students were 45% at the elementary school and 35% at the high school, while student–teacher ratios were 11.6 and 7.2, respectively. These figures offer context, not an explanation for test results. Because the schools serve different grades and use different tests, their achievement results are not directly comparable.
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