Summary:
Xenia Community City serves about 3,362 students across seven schools — five elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school — with no alternative schools listed, and the district as a whole is rated 2 stars and ranked 472 of 773 in Ohio, at the 39th percentile. Elementary students make up 52.0% of enrollment, middle school 21.7%, and the high school 26.4%.
The elementary schools are the district's clear strength and generally outperform its overall rating. Tecumseh Elementary School (62nd percentile) and Arrowood Elementary (61st percentile) lead the group with 3 stars each, followed by McKinley Elementary School (58th) and Shawnee Elementary School (53rd), all 3-star. Cox Elementary School is the exception at 2 stars and a 38th percentile rank, with the lowest elementary proficiency average in the district. All five elementaries keep chronic absenteeism below the district's 28.6%, led by McKinley at 18.7%; McKinley also posts strong 5th-grade science and ELA results, while Arrowood and Tecumseh shine in math.
Secondary results are more mixed. Warner Middle School is 2-star at the 45th percentile, above the state in 8th-grade ELA and science but below in 7th- and 8th-grade math; its 100% Algebra I result likely reflects a small select group and should be read cautiously. Xenia High School improved from 1 star to 2 stars and is above the state in government, history, and biology, but below in English II, Geometry, and Algebra I, and it has the district's highest chronic absenteeism at 37.9%. Families should note that achievement varies far more by grade level and subject than by school alone, and that spending and class-size figures here are historical or do not track cleanly with outcomes.
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