Summary:
ZIP code 44230 in Doylestown, Ohio, contains exactly one high school: Chippewa Junior/Senior High School, which serves grades 7–12 with 588 students as part of the Chippewa Local district. Because it is the only school in the ZIP, comparisons are against the district and Ohio state averages, and the school stands out as a high-performing, 5-star, top-decile institution.
The school’s rank has been consistently in the top 10% of Ohio high schools: 58th of 795 (93rd percentile) in 2025–26, 75th of 855 (91st) in 2024–25, and 49th of 864 (94th) in 2023–24, all with a 5-star rating. The district is ranked 61st of 773 (92nd percentile) with 5 stars. The graduation rate is 99.1%, nearly matching the district’s 99.2%. In every reported test subject and year, proficiency exceeds the state average. In 2025–26, school scores ranged from 65.7% in 7th-grade math to 92.0% in American History, with the lowest score still 17.1 points above state. The largest margins were in Geometry (+39.0), 8th-grade Math (+32.9), and Biology (+24.1). English Language Arts is solid but with smaller margins, such as +11.2 in 7th-grade ELA.
Most 2025–26 scores slipped slightly from 2024–25—for example, 8th-grade Science fell 11.9 points and 7th-grade math fell 8.0—but all remained above state averages. Chronic absenteeism is a watchpoint at 20.0%, compared with 14.9% for the district (about 34% higher relatively). The school reports 30.27% free/reduced lunch and a 17.7 student-teacher ratio. Per-student spending was $8,429 in 2018–19, but that is historical. Because the school serves grades 7–12, the data blends junior-high and high-school results; for a high-school-only view, focus on the End-of-Course exams in American Government, American History, Biology, English II, Geometry, and Algebra I.
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