Middle Schools in Granville Exempted Village

Middle-level education in the Granville Exempted Village district is delivered by two schools serving a combined 993 students: Granville Intermediate School, which covers grades 4–6 with 580 students, and Granville Middle School, which covers grades 7–8 with 413 students. Both sit within an elite district context: Granville Exempted Village ranks 25th of 773 Ohio districts, at the 97th percentile, with a 5-star rating.

Both schools outperform Ohio averages, often by 20 to 30+ points. At Granville Intermediate School, reported 2025–2026 results include 5th-grade ELA at 95.6% versus 70.4% state, 4th-grade math at 94.1% versus 67.3%, 5th-grade science at 88.6% versus 62.7%, and 6th-grade math at 88.2% versus 56.2%. Its lowest core result, 4th-grade ELA at 83.9%, was still 22.1 points above the state. Granville Middle School reported 100% proficiency in Biology, Geometry, and Algebra I end-of-course exams, against state averages of 67%, 43.3%, and 61.6%. Its relative soft spot is 7th-grade math at 65.7%, still 17.1 points above the state. Both schools were above the state average in every reported test score.

Attendance and resources are also notable. Chronic absenteeism is 5.3% at Granville Intermediate School and 8.0% at Granville Middle School, both at or below the district's 8.7%. Per-student spending in 2018–19 was $10,849 and $10,969, with student-teacher ratios of 18.8 and 17.3. Two data gaps are worth noting: Granville Middle School's free/reduced-lunch percentage is blank and should be treated as unknown, and an 8th-grade math result appears under Granville Intermediate School despite its listed grades of 4–6, so it should be read cautiously.