Summary:
Zip code 43907 covers Cadiz, Ohio, and contains three schools serving grades PK through 12: Harrison Central Elementary School (PK–6, 773 students), Harrison Central Junior/Senior High School (7–12, 546 students), and Harrison Career Center (9–12, 93 students), totaling 1,412 students. The two Harrison Central schools are in the Harrison Hills City district, while the career center is in the Belmont-Harrison district.
The elementary school is the largest, holding 54.7% of enrollment. It is above the state in 3rd grade math (70.5% vs. 62.1%), 4th grade math (71.0% vs. 67.3%), and 3rd grade ELA (67.4% vs. 63.4%), but proficiency falls sharply later: 5th grade math is 25.5 points below state and 6th grade math 30.0 points below, with 5th grade science 15.0 points below. It has held 2 stars and the 37th percentile. The junior/senior high posts a 100.0% graduation rate and beats the state in American Government (+1.8 points) and English II (+2.3 points), with Algebra I essentially at state, but Math 8 is 29.0 points below state, Geometry 22.3 points below, and Science 8 17.4 points below. It also holds 2 stars, at the 34th percentile. Chronic absenteeism is 26.3% at the elementary and 31.5% at the junior/senior high, above the district's 28.5%.
The career center has by far the smallest classes, with a student/teacher ratio of 8.4, and the highest free/reduced lunch rate at 60.22%, though this data set includes no test scores, rank, graduation rate, absenteeism, or spending for it, so its academics cannot be judged. Both rated schools sit below the state median. Spending also differs: $10,597 per student at the elementary versus $9,352 at the junior/senior high in 2018–2019.
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