Greenfield Exempted Village

Greenfield Exempted Village is a five-school Ohio district serving about 1,888 students in grades PK–12, made up of three elementary schools (Greenfield Elementary School, Rainsboro Elementary School, and Buckskin Elementary School), one middle school (Greenfield Middle School), and one high school (McClain High School), located in Greenfield, Bainbridge, and South Salem. Greenfield Exempted Village ranks 413 of 773 schools overall, in the 47th percentile with 2 stars, but that district-wide picture hides large differences between its schools.

Rainsboro is the clearest standout: it climbed from 37th percentile with 2 stars to 65th percentile with 3 stars, and its listed test scores average well above both district and state elementary results. It also has the district's lowest chronic absenteeism, at 10.6%, and the highest per-student spending, at $11,438 (2018–19 data). Greenfield Middle is the only other 3-star school, ranking in the 63rd percentile with strong math, including 100% Algebra I proficiency, though it has slipped from 4 stars in the two prior years and has the district's highest absenteeism, at 13.8%. Across all three elementaries, 5th grade English language arts and science are strengths.

Greenfield Elementary has declined over three years to 43rd percentile with 2 stars, with weaker 3rd and 4th grade reading and math; Buckskin sits at 40th percentile with 2 stars, also weaker in 4th grade and in 5th grade math. McClain High has a 97.8% graduation rate and above-state results in American History, Biology, and English II, but ranks 41st percentile with 2 stars and shows math weaknesses, including Geometry at 37.5%. Note that free/reduced-lunch data is unavailable and spending figures are from 2018–19.