Summary
Greensview Elementary School is a K–5 public school in Upper Arlington, Ohio, a suburb of Columbus, serving 483 students as part of the Upper Arlington City district, which itself ranks 54th of 773 Ohio districts (93rd percentile, 5 stars).
Greensview is a sustained top performer statewide: in 2025–2026 it ranked 51st of 1,560 Ohio elementary schools, the 97th percentile with 5 stars, and it has stayed around the 92nd–97th percentile or higher in every recent year. Proficiency is strong in most subjects — 5th-grade science 92.3% versus 81.7% district and 62.7% state, 4th-grade math 97.5%, 3rd-grade ELA 96.6%, and 5th-grade ELA 96.2%. The recurring exception is 5th-grade math, where Greensview's 75.0% was slightly below the district's 75.7% and has often trailed the district in recent years. Chronic absenteeism is remarkably low at 2.9% versus 9.0% district-wide, and the school ranks in the top 2–3% of Ohio schools for its special education subgroup. Among nearby schools, only Windermere Elementary School clearly competes, ranking 25th overall with 2.7% absenteeism and stronger math (91.5% in 5th grade), while Greensview leads in ELA and science. Wickliffe Elementary School, in the same district, ranks 364th with far lower proficiency.
Greensview's profile includes low poverty (9.11% free/reduced lunch) and a student-teacher ratio of 16.7; spending per student was $14,856 in 2018–2019, a historical figure rather than current spending. Nearby Daniel Wright Elementary School has 65.76% free/reduced lunch, and Columbus City schools such as Gables Elementary School, Cranbrook Elementary School, and Winterset Elementary School have absenteeism around 30%. Some nearby data are unavailable, which limits comparison. Overall, Greensview offers high achievement, excellent attendance, and strong special education results, with 5th-grade math the clearest area to watch.
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