Summary:
ZIP code 45335 is served by three public schools — one elementary, one middle, and one high school — all part of the Greeneview Local district, covering kindergarten through 12th grade with a combined enrollment of 1,257 students. The district is ranked 256th of 773 in Ohio, placing it in the 67th percentile with a 3-star rating. Across the three schools, 19 of the 20 reported school-level test results in 2025–26 were above the state average.
Greeneview Elementary School (K–3) has the lowest chronic absenteeism of the three at 14.9% and the highest free/reduced-lunch rate at 48.06%. Its 3rd-grade ELA proficiency is 77.7% versus the state's 63.4%, and 3rd-grade math is 70.9% versus 62.1%, though both slipped from the prior year (math fell from 84.0% to 70.9%). Greeneview Middle School (4–7) posts the strongest individual results in the extract — 4th-grade math at 87.5% versus 67.3% state and 4th-grade ELA at 79.0% versus 61.8% — but its relative rank has slid from the 81st to the 67th percentile over three years, and it has the highest student-teacher ratio at 19.1 and the lowest free/reduced-lunch rate at 40.23%.
Greeneview High School (8–12) is the most improved, climbing from the 40th to the 65th percentile in three years, with a 97.9% graduation rate and standout results in American History (88.3% versus 73.2% state), Biology (82.5% versus 67.0%), and English II (79.4% versus 62.7%). Its watch areas are attendance — chronic absenteeism of 24.4%, the highest of the three and above the district's 18.6% — and math, where 8th-grade math is the only reported 2025–26 metric below state at 48.8% versus 52.0%. Families should note that data years differ: spending figures date to 2018–19, lunch and staffing to 2024–25, and test and attendance data to 2025–26.
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