Summary:
Greenfield Middle School is the only middle school serving Greenfield Exempted Village, a small Ohio district in the town of Greenfield (200 N 5th St, Greenfield, OH 45123), educating 407 students in grades 6 through 8 with roughly 136 students per grade and a 14.5-to-1 student–teacher ratio.
On the 2025–26 Ohio State Tests, the school performed above the state in seven of eight measures, and it outperforms its own district's overall standing — the school ranks in the 63rd percentile statewide (384th of 1,046, 3 stars), while the district sits at the 47th percentile with 2 stars. Standouts include 8th grade math at 67.0% proficient versus a state rate of 52.0% (a 15-point advantage), 6th grade math at 65.9% versus 56.2%, 8th grade ELA at 66.7% versus 58.3%, and 8th grade science at 66.1% versus 61.2%. Algebra I is the headline result: 100% proficiency in both years studied, against a state rate near 60% — though this exam draws from a small, selected group of test-takers, so it can swing sharply from one year to the next.
Two results deserve attention. Sixth grade ELA is the only measure where the school trails the state, at 50.8% versus 56.0%, and 7th grade math fell sharply from 64.8% to 49.7% in one year — the largest single-year move in the data. The school's average across all measures slipped from about 69.0% to 66.8%, and its overall cushion over the state narrowed from roughly 10 points to about 6, with its star rating dropping from 4 to 3. Chronic absenteeism stands at 13.8% (about one in seven students), slightly above the district's 12.7%. Note that free/reduced lunch data is not reported for 2024–25, and per-student spending figures are from 2018–19 ($10,250), so both should be treated as incomplete context.
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