Summary:
ZIP code 43011 covers Centerburg, Ohio, where roughly 983 students in kindergarten through 12th grade attend three schools, all part of one district, Centerburg Local: Centerburg Elementary School (K–5, 441 students), Centerburg Middle School (6–8, 243 students), and Centerburg High School (9–12, 299 students). The district is rated 4 stars and ranks 201 of 773 Ohio districts — the 74th percentile, or solidly above average. There is no alternative school in the area.
Centerburg High School is the strongest and steadiest performer, ranking 189 of 795 (76th percentile, 4 stars) with a 96.4% graduation rate, 96.2% proficiency in American History and 87.9% in English II. Centerburg Elementary School posts the area's most eye-catching results — 3rd grade math at 93.8% and 3rd grade ELA at 92.3%, both far above state — but has slipped furthest from its own peak, from the 85th to the 74th percentile. Centerburg Middle School is the laggard: the only 3-star building (335 of 1,046, 68th percentile) and the only one with two at-or-below-state results — 6th grade ELA at 51.6% and 8th grade Math at 53.6%.
Two patterns stand out. First, math strength fades at each building's exit grade: elementary math runs +31.7 points over state in 3rd grade but −2.9 in 5th, and middle school math runs +20 or better in 6th and 7th but just +1.6 in 8th. Second, absenteeism climbs with grade level — 8.1% at the elementary, 13.0% at the middle, and 15.0% at the high school, against a district rate of 11.3%. Also worth noting: middle schoolers taking the Algebra I exam scored 96.2% while high schoolers scored 69.1%, and 6th grade ELA fell nearly 14 points in one year. The reported free/reduced-lunch figures differ sharply between buildings and are blank for the middle school, so treat them cautiously.
Thank you for your feedback!