Summary:
ZIP code 45302 is served by three public schools covering grades K–12 — Anna Elementary School (K–5, 516 students), Anna Middle School (6–8, 250 students), and Anna High School (9–12, 298 students) — all part of the Anna Local district, which enrolls about 1,064 students and ranks 59th of 773 Ohio districts, at the 92nd percentile with 5 stars.
Test results are the headline here: across both 2024–25 and 2025–26, every reported school-level test in this area scored above its state average. Anna Elementary School is the most consistent standout, holding 94th percentile and 5 stars in each of the last three years, and averaging roughly 88–89% proficiency against a state average near 64% (a gap of about +25 points). Anna Middle School also earned 5 stars every year, reached as high as the 96th percentile in 2024–25, and posted 100% proficiency on Algebra I in both reported years versus state averages of about 59–62%. Anna High School is strong in its own right — 4 stars, 86th–88th percentile, a 96.8% graduation rate, and roughly 82% average proficiency versus about 62–63% statewide — but its gaps over the state (about +19 points) are smaller than the elementary and middle schools' (+25 to +31 points), making it the relative laggard inside a very strong district.
Beyond test scores, chronic absenteeism rises with grade level: 4.6% at the elementary, 7.5% at the middle, and 8.4% at the high school, against a district rate of 6.3% — all under 10%. Student–teacher ratios are 17.7, 22.7, and 14.6 respectively, so the middle school carries the largest classes yet still posts 5-star results. Per-student spending ($9,469 elementary, $6,834 middle, $10,705 high) dates to 2018–19 and should not be read as current. Free/reduced lunch is 28.29% at the elementary and 34.9% at the high school; the middle school figure is not available.
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