Summary:
Zip code 42633 has eight schools: three elementary schools, one middle school and four high schools. Comparable proficiency results are available for Wayne County High School, Monticello Elementary School and Wayne County Middle School; other schools either do not have results for the grades they serve or have state-suppressed figures. The clearest overall finding is that every reported proficiency result is below its matching state rate: the average gap is about 6 points at Wayne County High, 15 points at Monticello Elementary and 16 points at Wayne County Middle.
Wayne County High stands out for results closest to state proficiency levels: its writing rate is 46%, compared with 47% statewide, and its reading rate is 46% versus 49%. It also has a strong completion record: its graduation rate rounds to 100%, about 5 points above the state, while its dropout rate rounds to 0%, about 1 point below. The largest reported shortfalls are at Monticello Elementary, where 5th-grade writing is 9% versus 35% statewide, and Wayne County Middle, where 8th-grade math and social studies are each 18% versus 39%. Strong graduation results do not tell the whole story: Wayne County High’s chronic absenteeism is 32%, compared with 24% statewide.
Recent results show a clear difference in direction: Wayne County High’s average gap with the state narrowed by about 7 points from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, while Monticello Elementary’s widened by about 6 points and Wayne County Middle’s by about 2. SchoolDigger’s 2025–2026 percentile rankings also differ: Wayne County High is at 32, Monticello Elementary at 14 and Wayne County Middle at 6. As context, in 2024–2025, free/reduced lunch eligible shares were 73% at Wayne County High, 75% at Wayne County Middle and 81% at Monticello Elementary; their student-teacher ratios were 19.3, 16.1 and 15.7, respectively. These figures describe different school contexts, but do not explain the differences in results.
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