Summary:
ZIP code 45113 covers Clarksville, Ohio, and contains three public schools — one elementary, one middle, and one high school — all part of the Clinton-Massie Local district, serving about 1,635 students from prekindergarten through 12th grade.
All three schools earned 4 stars in 2025–2026, matching the district's 4-star rating and its rank of 182 of 773 Ohio districts (76th percentile). Clinton-Massie Elementary School is the largest, with 747 students, and made the biggest jump of the three: from 3 stars and the 56th percentile in 2023–2024 to 4 stars and the 76th percentile since. Its 5th grade English Language Arts result of 91% proficient far exceeds the state's 70.4%, and it has the lowest chronic absenteeism at 9.8%, below the district's 11.9%. Clinton-Massie High School, with 486 students, posts a 99.2% graduation rate and strong End-of-Course results in American History (89.1%), Biology (88%), Geometry (64.8%), and Algebra I (76.3%), all well above state averages. It also rebounded from 3 stars and the 64th percentile to 4 stars and the 76th percentile, but has the highest absenteeism at 15.8%. Clinton-Massie Middle School, the smallest at 402 students, has held 4 stars for three straight years, though its percentile slipped from 78 to 72. Its Algebra I proficiency of 97.9% is extraordinary against the state's 61.6%.
Across the district, proficiency is above state averages in nearly every tested subject. The clear exception is middle school 8th grade Mathematics, at 46.4% versus the state's 52%, which was also below the state the prior year and is the most persistent weak spot. Two things stand out for parents: absenteeism climbs steadily by grade level — 9.8% at the elementary, 11.7% at the middle, and 15.8% at the high school — and the high school has the lowest free/reduced-price lunch rate (26.95%) but the highest student-teacher ratio (23.1).
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