Summary:
ZIP code 43812 covers Coshocton, Ohio, and lists four schools — one elementary serving PK–5 and three high-school-type campuses serving grades 9–12, 11–12, and 10–12 — enrolling 1,765 students combined, with no standalone middle school listed.
The academic bright spot is Coshocton Elementary, the largest school at 888 students, where 5th-grade math reached 82.5% proficient against a state rate of 59.1% and 5th-grade science also edged above state, though most ELA grades fell below. Coshocton High School (608 students) beat the state in English II (78.4% vs 62.7%), American Government (79.4% vs 71.6%), and Biology (75.9% vs 67%), but Geometry was 27.4% vs 43.3%. Its chronic absenteeism, 31.4%, is the highest here, above the Coshocton City district's 24.6% and the elementary's 20.9%. Coshocton County Career Center has the smallest classes (student-teacher ratio 8.3) but almost no outcome data, while Coshocton Opportunity School reports the top graduation rate (97.2%) and lowest absenteeism (14.5%) yet only a 4th-percentile rank with very low test scores among 52 students.
Enrollment splits roughly in half between elementary (50.3%) and high-school settings (49.7%). By rank percentile, the high school (41) sits slightly above the elementary (36), both below the state midpoint at 2 stars, while the Opportunity School ranks 4 with 0 stars. Graduation rates are high at both reporting high schools, and student-teacher ratios range from 8.3 to 17.4. Per-pupil spending is available only for 2018–2019 ($8,315 elementary, $8,510 high school), and free/reduced-lunch figures are blank, so funding and poverty comparisons stay limited. The Career Center and Opportunity School serve specialized populations in small cohorts, so their numbers deserve extra caution.
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