Summary:
ZIP code 45315 contains five schools — three high schools, one middle school, and one elementary school — serving 4,617 students across two districts, Northmont City and Miami Valley Career Technical. Northmont City enrolls 2,941 students (about 63.7% of the total), while Miami Valley Career Technical enrolls 1,676 (about 36.3%). Miami Valley Ctc is the largest school, with 1,652 students in grades 6–12, and Miami Valley Ctc Alternative is the smallest, with 24 students in grades 10–12. The area summary lists 0 alternative schools, but Miami Valley Ctc Alternative is classified as a high school type, not an alternative school type.
Northmont Middle School is the academic standout. It earned 4 stars in both 2024–2025 and 2025–2026 and ranks in the 70th percentile, up from 56th percentile in 2023–2024. Its 2025–2026 results include Geometry End of Course at 100% proficient and Algebra I at 92.5%, far above district and state figures, though those exams likely reflect advanced test-takers. Its weakest subject was 8th-grade Mathematics at 48.5%, slightly below the state's 52%. Northmont High School posts a 97.7% graduation rate and strong results in American Government (86%), American History (83.5%), Biology (81.1%), and English II (72%), but Algebra I fell from 70.5% to 55.6%, below the district and state.
Chronic absenteeism is a shared challenge: Northmont High School is at 22.9%, Northmont Middle School at 22.0%, and Kleptz Early Childhood Learning Center at 20.9% — all above the district's 20.1%. Kleptz serves grades K–2 with 856 students and has the lowest known free/reduced lunch rate (40.65%) and the highest known student-teacher ratio (20). Miami Valley Ctc Alternative has the lowest known ratio at 6. Spending figures, available only for 2018–2019, are $10,536 at Northmont High, $10,338 at Northmont Middle, and $9,059 at Kleptz. Miami Valley Ctc and Miami Valley Ctc Alternative lack test, lunch, and ratio data, so they cannot be fairly compared.
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