Summary:
ZIP code 45102 in Amelia, Ohio, is home to two public elementary schools — Amelia Elementary School and Holly Hill Elementary School — both serving grades PK–5 within the West Clermont Local district. There are no middle, high, or alternative schools inside the ZIP, and together the two buildings enroll about 1,090 students.
Amelia Elementary School is the standout. It enrolls 671 students at a 19.7:1 student/teacher ratio and ranks 626 of 1,560 statewide (60th percentile, 3 stars). Its state percentile has risen every year — 47th, then 52nd, then 60th — a 13-percentile-point gain that lifted it from 2 to 3 stars. Its proficiency average of 70.3% sits above the district (69.0%) and the state (63.8%), with math (73.3) stronger than English language arts (67.8). Chronic absenteeism is 16.0%, well below the district's 24.8%, and its 5th grade ELA result of 82.4% is the highest single figure in this data.
Holly Hill Elementary School enrolls 419 students at 21.4:1, with 57.76% free/reduced lunch, 28.4% chronic absenteeism, and $7,654 per-student spending (2018–19). It ranks 783 of 1,560 (50th percentile, 2 stars) and has held steady at roughly 50th percentile across three years. Its proficiency average of 64.9% is 4.1 points below its district but 1.1 points above the state, and it is relatively ELA-strong (65.5) versus math (62.2). Its 3rd grade ELA jumped from 45.5% to 61.0% proficient, though that remains below both district and state. The district itself is average, at the 54th percentile with 3 stars. In short: Amelia is the clear standout, while Holly Hill is a stable, mid-pack school with a real ELA gain to build on.
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