Summary:
ZIP code 45346 covers New Madison, Ohio, and has two schools, both in the Tri-Village Local district at the same address on S Main St: Tri-Village Elementary School (elementary, grades K–7, 381 students) and Tri-Village High School (high, grades 6–12, 364 students). The area has no middle or alternative school. Because grades 6–7 appear at both schools, the combined listing of 745 students isn't necessarily a unique count of K–12 students. The district ranks 108 of 773 in Ohio (86th percentile, 4 stars), yet both individual schools came in at the 92nd percentile with 5 stars in 2025–2026.
Tri-Village High School has been a 5-star school across all three reported years, ranking 67 of 795 in 2025–2026, and its graduation rate is 98.6%. End-of-course results are strong: Algebra I 92.4% proficient vs. the state's 61.6%, Geometry 85.5% vs. 43.3%, and American History 89.5% vs. 73.2%. The main academic concern is 8th grade Mathematics at 46.6%, below the state's 52.0% and down sharply from 90.6% the prior year. Chronic absenteeism is 19.5%, higher than the district's 15.0%.
Tri-Village Elementary School is the rising performer, moving from 4 stars and the 80th percentile to 5 stars and the 92nd percentile (ranking 130 of 1560). Every reported 2025–2026 test is above state average, led by ELA 3rd grade at 93.6% vs. 63.4% and Mathematics 4th grade at 88.3% vs. 67.3%. Chronic absenteeism is 11.2%, better than the district's 15.0%. It serves a higher free/reduced lunch share (60.37% vs. 42.58%) yet posts higher average proficiency. Resource measures are similar — spending of $8,488 vs. $8,622 and ratios of 14.9 vs. 15.6 — so the differences don't appear driven by those reported resources.
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