Summary:
Granville Exempted Village is a small, high-performing Ohio district serving about 2,517 students across four schools — one elementary (K–3), two middle schools (grades 4–6 and 7–8), and one high school (9–12) — and it is ranked 25th of 773 Ohio districts, at the 97th percentile with a 5-star rating.
Each school has a distinct strength. Granville Intermediate School has the district's best attendance, with chronic absenteeism of 5.3% against the district's 8.7%, plus standout scores such as 8th Grade Mathematics at 100% and 5th Grade English Language Arts at 95.6%, versus 70.4% statewide. Granville Middle School reports 100% proficiency on the Biology, Geometry, and Algebra I end-of-course exams in both years shown — advanced courses taken by middle schoolers — and has the lowest student-teacher ratio at 17.3. Granville Elementary School has the lowest reported free/reduced lunch rate at 6.63%, and its 3rd grade math and English language arts scores both improved from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026.
The main things to watch are at Granville High School, which nonetheless posts a 99.5% graduation rate and very high end-of-course results. Its chronic absenteeism of 12.0% is the only rate above the district figure, and it has the largest classes at a 20.7 student-teacher ratio. Its Algebra I (83.6%) and Geometry (84.2%) scores trail its 93–96% results in English, government, history, and biology, though both remain far above state averages. Granville Middle's rank also slipped from 28th of 1046 (97th percentile) to 62nd of 1046 (94th percentile) between 2023–2024 and 2025–2026 — still very high. Its free/reduced lunch rate is not reported in this data, so it should be treated as unknown.
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