Summary
Greenup County High School is a public school serving grades 9–12 in Greenup, Kentucky, with 807 students. Its 2025–2026 graduation rate was 100%, compared with 94% statewide, but chronic absenteeism was 32%, above the state’s 24% and the Greenup County district’s 27%. The clearest academic concern is math: just 24% of grade 10 students met the proficiency threshold, versus 40% statewide.
Writing is the school’s standout subject, while math and science are its weakest compared with nearby schools. Grade 11 writing proficiency was 51%, above the state’s 47% and the five nearby comparable high schools’ average of 47%; the district also scored 51%. In math, Greenup’s 24% was below all five nearby schools, which averaged 41%, and 16 percentage points below the state. Grade 11 science was 16%, the lowest among those nearby schools and below their 25% average and the state’s 23%. Greenup matched its district in all six latest KSA subjects; reading and social studies were close to state results, while editing and mechanics was also below the state.
Results over time are mixed: reading rose from 41% in 2022–2023 to 46% in 2025–2026, and social studies rose from 34% to 36%, but math slipped from 25% to 24%. Editing and mechanics fell 19 percentage points, from 53% to 34%, and writing’s advantage over the state narrowed from 11 points to 4. SchoolDigger ranks the school 165th of 262 statewide, at the 37th percentile and 2 stars; its percentile has fallen from 58 in 2022–2023. Its 15.5 students per teacher is near the nearby-school group average of 15.2. In 2024–2025, 56.6% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible, close to the comparable schools’ 56.5% average. SchoolDigger’s measure of how well the school serves Special Education Students was at the 88th percentile in 2023–2024, then 53rd in 2024–2025, a 35-point drop; the school’s overall percentile was 47 and 41 in those years, respectively.
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