Summary:
Greeneview Local contains just one middle school — Greeneview Middle School in Jamestown, Ohio, serving grades 4 through 7 with about 440 students (roughly 110 per grade). Because it is the only school at this level in the district, there are no local peers to compare it against, so the useful yardsticks are Ohio state averages, the district's own figures, and the school's prior years.
Academically, the school is a consistent above-average performer. In 2025-26 it beat the Ohio state average in all nine tested subject and grade combinations, averaging about 70.5% proficiency against a state average of roughly 60.5%. Fourth grade math is the standout at 87.5% proficient versus 67.3% statewide, followed by fourth grade ELA at 79% versus 61.8% and fifth grade ELA at 81.9% versus 70.4%. Its biggest one-year gains came in fifth grade ELA (up 14.5 points) and sixth grade math (up 13.8 points). Chronic absenteeism is 16.7% — about 1 in 6 students — which is better than the district's 18.6%. About 40% of students qualify for free or reduced lunch, and the student-teacher ratio is 19.1.
Two things are worth watching. First, statewide rank has slipped for three straight years, from 203rd (81st percentile, 4 stars) to 344th (67th percentile, 3 stars), even as proficiency improved — suggesting the ranking reflects more than test scores alone. Second, performance fades in the higher grades: the school's edge over the state is about 18.7 points in 4th grade but only 3.5 points in 7th, where math proficiency sits at 53% after a 12.7-point one-year drop. Note also that the school's numbers are effectively the district's numbers at these grades, so what parents see here is the whole picture.
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