Summary:
ZIP code 45247 contains just two schools — Monfort Heights Elementary School, a K–5 building in Northwest Local, and Diamond Oaks Cdc, a grades 11–12 high school in Great Oaks Career Campuses — with a combined enrollment of 1,235 students and no middle school or grades 9–10 listed, suggesting families look outside the area for those years.
Monfort Heights Elementary is the academic standout. It earned 3 stars in each of the three reported rank years, with percentile ranks of 56, 64, and 62, even though its district ranks 557 of 773 statewide — the 28th percentile with 1 star — so the school performs well above its district context. Across two years of tests, it beat its district in 13 of 14 comparisons and the state in 11 of 14. Math is its strongest area: fourth-grade math reached 85.7% proficient in 2025–26 and 83.2% in 2024–25. Chronic absenteeism is 13.2% versus 27.1% for the district — less than half the district rate. Watch items are fifth-grade science, below the state both years (58.8% vs. 62.7% and 57.3% vs. 63.4%), and third-grade ELA, which fell from 71.3% to 58.3%, below both district and state.
Diamond Oaks has a different profile: 647 students across only grades 11–12, roughly 324 per grade, a student-teacher ratio of 15.4 (lower than Monfort Heights' 17.8), and a free/reduced lunch rate of 54.1%. It has no test scores or rank history here, so its academics cannot be judged. Data gaps also limit comparisons — Monfort Heights' free/reduced rate is not reported, and its spending figure dates to 2018–19.
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