Summary:
ZIP code 45323 is Enon, Ohio, home to three public schools — all part of Greenon Local and all sharing one S. Xenia Drive campus: Greenon Elementary School (K–6, 897 students), Greenon Junior High School (7–8, 227 students), and Greenon High School (9–12, 413 students), for a combined 1,537 students. The district itself ranks 421st of 773 in Ohio, about the 46th percentile.
The three buildings are heading in different directions. Greenon Elementary School is the academic engine, beating the state average in 7 of its 9 tested grade and subject combinations and holding 3 stars, with its rank percentile creeping up from 54 to 56 over three years. Greenon Junior High School is the momentum story: Algebra I End-of-Course proficiency is 100% against a state figure of 61.6%, and its rank moved from 48 to 51 and from 2 stars to 3. Greenon High School posts a solid 93.9% graduation rate, but it is the only building whose rank has fallen every year (50 → 45 → 41) and the only one to drop to 2 stars.
Two patterns cut across all three schools. Chronic absenteeism climbs with grade level — 15.5% at the elementary, 23.2% at the junior high, and 26.4% at the high school, against a district average of 19.2% — and achievement slides in the same direction. The most actionable weak spots are 6th grade ELA (44.5% vs. 56% state), 8th grade Mathematics (26.4% vs. 52%), and high school Geometry (30.5% vs. 43.3%, essentially identical to the district's 29.2%, which points to a system-wide issue rather than one classroom). Notably, the elementary gets its best results with the largest classes (21.3:1), the lowest per-student spending ($6,746), and the highest poverty indicator (49.72% free/reduced lunch).
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