Best High Schools in Zip Code 43046

ZIP code 43046 has one public high school, Millersport Junior/Senior High School, serving grades 6–12 in the Walnut Township Local district in Millersport, Ohio. It enrolls 260 students, had a 14.2 student-teacher ratio in 2024–2025, and reported $13,440 in per-student spending in 2018–2019. Since it is the only high school in this ZIP code, it is the sole local public high school option in this data set.

Academically, the school is mixed. It is strong in several high school end-of-course tests: Algebra I is 75.7% proficient versus 61.6% statewide (+14.1 points), English II is 76.3% versus 62.7% (+13.6), American Government is 80.9% versus 71.6% (+9.3), and American History is 77.5% versus 73.2% (+4.3). ELA is near or above state: 6th grade 60.6% vs. 56.0%, 7th grade 63.3% vs. 62.7%, and 8th grade 58.3%, exactly at state. The clearest weakness is middle school math: 7th grade is 33.3% vs. 48.6% state (−15.3 points) and 8th grade is 35.7% vs. 52.0% (−16.3). Biology is also below state, 58.3% vs. 67.0% (−8.7), while 6th grade math is 54.5% vs. 56.2% (−1.7). Most tests improved year over year—10 of 13—though 7th grade math fell from 61.5% to 33.3%, and 8th grade math rose from 19.4% to 35.7% but remains below state. The school rebounded in 2025–2026 to 372 of 795, 53rd percentile, 3 stars, after 512 of 855, 40th percentile, 2 stars in 2024–2025, but remains below its 2023–2024 58th percentile.

The 2025–2026 graduation rate is 92.3%. Chronic absenteeism is 26.3% at the school versus 23.6% in the district, so it is 2.7 percentage points higher and worth monitoring. Across the 13 reported tests, the school’s simple average proficiency is about 60.7% versus about 59.6% statewide in 2025–2026, up from about 54.1% versus about 58.2% in 2024–2025. Free/reduced lunch percentage is blank, so economic context is unavailable, and per-student spending is from 2018–2019. Overall, the school shows above-state results in several high school end-of-course subjects and ELA, with recent rank and average proficiency gains, but middle school math and attendance are the main areas to watch.