Summary:
ZIP code 45240 in Cincinnati is served by three public schools, all in the Winton Woods City district: Winton Woods High School (grades 9–12, 1,272 students), Winton Woods Middle School (grades 7–8, 607 students), and Winton Woods Early Childhood Central Campus (grades PK–K, 399 students), together enrolling 2,278 students. There is no tested elementary school for grades 1–6 in this data, so early-grade academic performance cannot be compared. The district ranks 690 of 773 in Ohio — the 11th percentile with 1 star — and that district rating is repeated for all three schools.
The clearest bright spot is Algebra I at the middle school: 95.2% proficiency in 2025–26, which is 33.6 points above the state's 61.6% and 64.9 points above the district's 30.3%. That almost certainly reflects a small, advanced group taking Algebra I early rather than all middle-schoolers, since 7th grade math sits at just 4.7%. The middle school also improved year over year in 8th grade math (21.9% to 30.4%) and 8th grade English language arts (22.2% to 33.3%), but still ranks 852 of 1,046 (19th percentile, 1 star).
At the high school, an 89.5% graduation rate — equal to the district — contrasts sharply with 45.7% chronic absenteeism, which is 14.1 points above the district's 31.6%, and with all six End-of-Course subjects below state averages, from American Government at 52.7% down to Geometry at 13.4%. Its rank is 717 of 795 (10th percentile, 0 stars) and declining. Absenteeism climbs with grade level: 26.1% at the early childhood campus, 31.3% at the middle school, 45.7% at the high school. Historical 2018–19 per-student spending is $10,848, $10,480, and $8,610 respectively, and free/reduced-lunch data is missing for all three.
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