Georgetown Exempted Village

Georgetown Exempted Village in Ohio serves students through two schools—Georgetown Elementary School (PK–6, enrollment 549) and Georgetown Junior/Senior High School (6–12, enrollment 395)—and is ranked 269 of 773 Ohio districts, at the 65th percentile with 3 stars. The two schools’ grade spans overlap at grade 6, so the combined 944 enrollment may double-count some sixth graders. Free/reduced-lunch data is not reported for either school in 2024–2025, and spending figures are from 2018–2019.

For parents comparing the two, Georgetown Elementary School is the more stable performer. It has earned 3 stars in 2023–2024, 2024–2025, and 2025–2026, with a 2025–2026 rank of 576 of 1,560, or the 63rd percentile. It scored above Ohio’s proficiency percentage in 8 of 9 listed tests, with only 4th-grade math slightly below state at 67.1 vs. 67.3. Its chronic absenteeism is 9.7%, below the district’s 13.1%. Georgetown Junior/Senior High School has a 98.6% graduation rate, matching the district, and standout middle-grade results: 8th-grade math 79.7 vs. 52.0 state, 7th-grade math 71.0 vs. 48.6, and 8th-grade science 78.8 vs. 61.2. Yet its rank has slipped from the 56th percentile to 52nd to 49th, and it holds 2 stars in 2025–2026, with 17.6% chronic absenteeism.

Overall, the district is above average, but the high school is closer to the middle. Its middle-grade tests averaged about 71.0% versus about 56.6% for the state, while high school end-of-course tests were above state by a smaller margin—about 67.1% vs. 63.2%. The elementary school’s scores were broadly above state norms, with the largest gaps in 6th-grade English language arts (72.4 vs. 56.0) and 5th-grade science (77.5 vs. 62.7). The high school also shows mixed year-over-year movement: 8th-grade math rose from 58.3 to 79.7 and Biology from 64.0 to 78.2, while American Government fell from 84.0 to 72.1 and 7th-grade English language arts from 73.0 to 63.8. Resource comparisons are limited because spending data is dated.