Summary:
Greenon Local (OH) serves 1,537 students across three schools: Greenon Elementary School (grades K–6, 897 students), Greenon Junior High School (grades 7–8, 227 students), and Greenon High School (grades 9–12, 413 students). There is no alternative school in the district, and the elementary school alone accounts for about 58% of enrollment — more than the junior high and high school combined. Greenon Local is ranked 421st of 773 Ohio districts, at the 46th percentile with 2 stars.
Greenon Elementary School is the district's strongest school, at 56th percentile with 3 stars in all three years of rank history, led by 3rd grade ELA at 83.9% proficient versus 63.4% statewide. Its concern is 6th grade ELA, at 44.5% versus 56.0% state. Greenon Junior High School shows a sharply split math picture: 100% proficient on Algebra I versus 61.6% state, but 8th grade math at 26.4% versus 52.0% state. Greenon High School has strengths in Biology, English II, and Algebra I, but its rank slid from 50th to 45th to 41st percentile, dropping from 3 stars to 2 stars, and Geometry fell to 30.5% versus 43.3% state.
Chronic absenteeism climbs with grade level — 15.5% at the elementary school, 23.2% at the junior high, and 26.4% at the high school, compared with 19.2% district-wide. Resource patterns are striking: the high school spends the most per student ($11,879) with the lowest student-teacher ratio (15.2) yet the lowest rank percentile, while the elementary spends the least ($6,746) with the strongest rank. The elementary also has the highest free/reduced lunch rate (49.72%) alongside its strongest ELA results. The highest-leverage areas for the district appear to be high school Geometry, junior high 8th grade math, 6th grade ELA, and high school absenteeism.
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