Summary:
ZIP code 45122 is served by four schools — two elementary, one middle, and one high school — all part of the Goshen Local district in Ohio, forming a complete PK–12 pipeline. Together they enroll 2,695 students. Goshen High School is the largest with 817 students, followed by Goshen Middle School (660), Marr/Cook Elementary School (645), and Spaulding Elementary School (573).
Spaulding Elementary School is the clear standout: it ranked 217 of 1,560 schools, 86th percentile, 4 stars in 2025–2026, up from 69th percentile the year before, and every reported subject beats the state average. Goshen Middle School shines in math — 8th grade math is 83.0% vs. the state's 52.0%, and Integrated Math I is reported at 100% — but has the highest chronic absenteeism at 21.3%, well above the district's 15.9%. Goshen High School posts a 99.0% graduation rate and strong government, history, biology, and math results, though English II (60.1%) falls below the state's 62.7%. Marr/Cook Elementary School serves PK–2, so it has no test scores or rank history, but it has the lowest student-teacher ratio (19.0) and the highest per-student spending ($9,288 in 2018–2019).
The district's overall rating — 190 of 773, 75th percentile, 4 stars — hides real differences between schools. At the school level, only Spaulding sits above that district percentile; Goshen High (66th) and Goshen Middle (69th) sit below it, and Marr/Cook has no rank history. Absenteeism is the clearest non-test concern, concentrated at the middle school, while the two elementaries are lowest at 13.4–13.5% and the high school is 15.6%. Student-teacher ratios are close, ranging from 19.0 to 22.0, with Goshen High the highest. Spending figures are old, from 2018–2019, and free/reduced lunch data are not populated, so socioeconomic context and current spending cannot be compared.
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