Summary:
Greenville City is home to a single middle school, Greenville Middle School, serving grades 5 through 8 with 658 students. It has roughly 38 teachers (a student-teacher ratio of 17.3), and 58.36% of students qualified for free or reduced-price lunch in 2024–25, meaning it serves a majority economically disadvantaged population. Overall, the school has ranked near the middle of Ohio middle schools: 519th of 1,046 in 2025–26 (50th percentile, 3 stars), 517th of 1,036 in 2024–25 (50th percentile, 3 stars), and 480th of 1,046 in 2023–24 (54th percentile, 3 stars). That is stronger than the Greenville City district's overall summary of 482nd of 773 (38th percentile, 2 stars), though that district figure covers other grade levels too.
The clearest standout is Algebra I: 100% of students were proficient in 2025–26 and 98% in 2024–25, compared with state rates of 61.6% and 59.4%. No test-taking counts were provided, so this may reflect a small advanced cohort. Science is also generally solid, at or above the state average in three of four grade-level comparisons. Math is mixed rather than consistently strong: 6th-grade math (61.4% vs. state 56.2%) and 8th-grade math (56.3% vs. 52%) beat the state in 2025–26, and 7th-grade math did so by a wide margin in 2024–25 (62% vs. 50%), but 7th-grade math in 2025–26 (46.5% vs. 48.6%) and 8th-grade math in 2024–25 (41.7% vs. 47.6%) fell short.
English Language Arts is the most consistent area for improvement: in 2025–26 all four tested ELA grades were below the state average, by 1.2 to 8.9 percentage points, and in 2024–25 three of four were below state, one by 13.4 points. Chronic absenteeism was 17.0%, better than the district's 20.8% but still meaningfully high. Per-student spending was $8,905 in 2018–19. Because each year's results reflect different cohorts of students, year-to-year swings should be read with caution.
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