Summary:
Georgetown, Ohio has three listed schools serving students across overlapping grade ranges: Georgetown Elementary School (PK–6), Georgetown Junior/Senior High School (6–12), and Southern Hills Career Technical Center (7–12). Combined listed enrollment is 1,432 students, but that is not an unduplicated count because the grade ranges overlap. The two Georgetown schools belong to Georgetown Exempted Village, which is ranked 269 of 773 in Ohio — the 65th percentile — with 3 stars. Southern Hills sits in its own Southern Hills district, which has no district rank or star rating.
Georgetown Elementary is the steadiest performer: 3 stars for three years, with percentiles of 63, 62, and 62, and chronic absenteeism of 9.7%, below the district's 13.1%. Its strongest results are in science and English language arts — 5th-grade science at 77.5% versus 62.7% statewide and 6th-grade ELA at 72.4% versus 56%. Georgetown Junior/Senior High stands out for middle-grade math and science, including 8th-grade math at 79.7% versus 52% statewide, and a 98.6% graduation rate, but its overall rank slipped to 406 of 795 (49th percentile, 2 stars) from 56th percentile and 3 stars in 2023-24, and its chronic absenteeism is 17.6%, above the district. Southern Hills has no test, rank, graduation, or absenteeism data here, so it cannot be judged on outcomes.
Both Georgetown schools average above the state across their reported tests, by roughly 7 to 9 points. Staffing and enrollment differ: Georgetown Elementary is largest at 549 students with a 17.1:1 ratio, Georgetown Junior/Senior High is smallest at 395 with the lowest ratio of 14.6:1, and Southern Hills has 488 students with the highest ratio at 21.2:1 plus a 57.79% free/reduced lunch rate. Free/reduced lunch is not reported for the two Georgetown schools, and the only spending figures are from 2018-19.
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