Schools in Zip Code 44683

ZIP code 44683 (Uhrichsville, OH) has four schools, all in the Claymont City district: Claymont Primary School (PK–K), Claymont Elementary School (1–2), Claymont Middle School (6–8), and Claymont High School (9–12), together enrolling 1,188 students. Notably, no school in this list covers grades 3–5. The district ranks 511 of 773 in Ohio — the 34th percentile, 2 stars. Free/reduced-lunch percentages are blank for every school, so economic context is unavailable.

Claymont Middle School is the clear standout: 61st percentile with 3 stars, up from the 50th percentile in 2023–2024. Its Algebra I proficiency is 94.4% (district 58.2%, state 61.6%), 8th grade science is 77.1%, and 7th grade math is 61.5%, all above state. Its weakness is 8th grade math at 39.7% versus 52.0% statewide. Claymont High School is the weakest — 31st percentile, 2 stars, down from 53rd percentile and 3 stars — with five of six tested subjects declining; only American Government, at 77.8%, beat the state. Neither Claymont Elementary School nor Claymont Primary School has current test scores; their rank histories are from 2013–2016 and swing widely.

Attendance and resources differ sharply. Chronic absenteeism is lowest at Claymont Elementary (15.9%) and highest at Claymont High (21.3%), with Claymont Primary at 19.6% — both above the district's 17.7%. Claymont Primary has the largest classes (student-teacher ratio 19.0); Claymont High the smallest (14.8). On 2018–2019 spending, Claymont Middle received the least ($6,756) yet shows the strongest outcomes, while Claymont High received the most ($9,844) with the weakest current results — a contrast, not proof of cause.