Summary:
Green Local is a small Ohio district with three schools serving roughly 1,073 students in total: Green Elementary School (K–5, 524 students), Green Middle School (6–8, 254 students), and Smithville High School (9–12, 295 students). The Green Local district overall ranks 178 of 773 in Ohio — the 77th percentile, with 4 stars — and there are no alternative schools in the list.
Smithville High is the flagship. It ranks in the 87th percentile with 4 stars, posts a 100% graduation rate, and beats the state in every reported end-of-course subject, including Geometry at 72.2% versus 43.3% statewide. Notably, 50.51% of its students receive free or reduced lunch, so its strong outcomes are a meaningful equity signal. Green Middle shines in specific areas: Algebra I at 100% proficiency in both years, 8th-grade math at 79.0% versus 52.0% state, and 8th-grade science at 78.2% versus 61.2%. Green Elementary is strong in 5th-grade science and ELA (both 83.9%), 3rd-grade math (81.6%), and 4th-grade math (82.4%), and its chronic absenteeism of 7.5% is below the district’s 9.7%.
Watch items differ by school. Green Elementary’s comparative rank has slipped from the 76th to the 69th percentile, and its stars dropped from 4 to 3. Green Middle rose to the 73rd percentile, then fell back to the 69th percentile with 3 stars. Both secondary schools have chronic absenteeism around 12%, above the district rate. Algebra I is an interesting contrast: Green Middle reports 100% proficiency while Smithville High is at 76.1%, below the district figure of 85.3% yet still above the state’s 61.6%. Spending figures date only to 2018–2019, so resource comparisons should be treated cautiously. Free/reduced-lunch data is unavailable for the elementary and middle schools.
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