Summary:
Schools in zip code 62246 include three schools in Bond County CUSD 2, serving kindergarten through grade 12: Greenville Elementary School, Greenville Junior High School, and Bond City Community Unit 2 High School. Results are uneven across grade levels and subjects: elementary students had some strong results, while science was a notable weakness in junior high and high school. The clearest area-wide concern is science performance in the older grades.
Greenville Elementary stands out in grade 5 science, with 63% proficient—15 points above the state—and in grade 3 math, 60% versus 49% statewide, a 11-point advantage. Greenville Junior High had the strongest state-relative result in grade 6 ELA: 72% versus 59%, or 13 points higher; however, its grade 8 science result was 29%, 23 points below the state. Bond City Community Unit 2 High School was above the state in grade 10 ELA by 6 points, but its grade 11 ACT results were 5 points lower in ELA, 5 points lower in math, and 10 points lower in science. Its graduation rate was a bright spot at 97%, compared with 90% statewide. Because the schools serve different grades and the high school uses different assessments, these results do not establish one overall best school.
Recent results show gains and setbacks rather than a single trend: elementary grade 5 science improved by 12 points from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, while junior-high all-grades math fell by 5 points and high-school grade 11 ACT science fell by 10 points. SchoolDigger’s percentiles also declined from 2023–2024 to 2025–2026: 64 to 56 at the elementary school, 68 to 38 at the junior high, and 83 to 41 at the high school; these are rankings, not test-score changes. For 2024–2025, free/reduced lunch eligible students made up 56% of elementary enrollment, 53% of junior-high enrollment, and 45% of high-school enrollment. Student-teacher ratios were 12.7, 12.2, and 13.9, respectively; these figures describe school context but do not explain the achievement differences.
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