Summary:
Green Local is a small Ohio district serving about 492 students in just two schools — Green Elementary School (K–6, enrollment 261) and Green High School (grades 7–12, enrollment 231) — with no standalone middle school or alternative school. Green Local ranks 460 of 773 in Ohio, about the 40th percentile, with 2 stars, and both schools carry that same district rating, so school-level trends are the more useful comparison for families.
Green Elementary School shows a split picture. Early math is a genuine strength: 3rd grade Math is 77.3% against the state's 62.1%, 4th grade Math is 74.5% versus 67.3%, and 3rd grade ELA is 63.6% versus 63.4%, essentially at state level. Gains from the prior year were large in 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade Math. Upper grades, however, lag well behind: 6th grade ELA is 29.6% versus 56% statewide, 6th grade Math 33.3% versus 56.2%, 5th grade ELA 57.1% versus 70.4%, and 5th grade Science 50% versus 62.7%. Chronic absenteeism is 20.5%, above the district's 17.8%, and the school's rank has slipped from the 44th to the 38th percentile while holding 2 stars.
Green High School is also mixed. Graduation is strong at 97.6%, and chronic absenteeism is 14.5%, better than the district's 17.8%. Standout results include 7th grade ELA at 86.5% versus 62.7% statewide, American Government at 87.5% versus 71.6%, and 8th grade Math at 65% versus 52%. Yet its rank swung from the 83rd percentile and 4 stars in 2024–2025 to the 37th percentile and 2 stars in 2025–2026, alongside steep EOC declines in Biology, English II, Geometry, and Algebra I, with Integrated Math II at 0%. Free/reduced lunch is not reported for either school, and the elementary student-teacher ratio is listed as an anomalous 87, so families should verify these figures with the district.
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