Best Public Schools in Zip Code 44230

ZIP code 44230 in Doylestown, Ohio, contains three public schools serving grades PK–12, all within the Chippewa Local district: Hazel Harvey Elementary School (PK–2, 312 students), Chippewa Intermediate School (grades 3–6, 336 students), and Chippewa Junior/Senior High School (grades 7–12, 588 students), totaling 1,236 students. There is no standalone middle school; grades 7–8 are housed in the junior/senior high. The district itself ranks 61st of 773 Ohio districts — the 92nd percentile — with a 5-star rating.

Both Chippewa Intermediate School and Chippewa Junior/Senior High School hold 5-star ratings and exceed the state average on every reported state test in 2025–2026. At the intermediate school, 5th grade mathematics reached 88.4% versus 59.1% statewide, and 5th grade English language arts 91.9% versus 70.4%. At the high school, Geometry hit 82.3% versus 43.3% state, and 8th grade mathematics 84.9% versus 52.0%. The high school's graduation rate of 99.1% nearly matches the district's 99.2%. Hazel Harvey Elementary School serves PK–2, so it has no state test results; its most recent ranking in this data is from 2017–2018, at the 88th percentile with 4 stars.

Chronic absenteeism rises with grade level: 9.5% at Hazel Harvey Elementary School, 11.7% at Chippewa Intermediate School, and 20.0% at Chippewa Junior/Senior High School — above the district average of 14.9%. Free/reduced-price lunch rates do not track simply with achievement: the intermediate school has the highest share at 44.64% while posting some of the strongest scores, and the high school the lowest at 30.27%. Per-student spending ranges from $8,429 at the high school to $10,356 at Hazel Harvey, and student-teacher ratios run from 17.7 to 19.5. Spending figures are from 2018–2019, while test and absenteeism data are from 2025–2026.