Summary:
ZIP code 45385 in Xenia, Ohio, has two high schools — Xenia High School (grades 9–12) and Greene County Career Center (grades 7–12) — serving 1,536 students in the Xenia Community City and Greene County Vocational School District. Xenia High School has the fuller record: in 2025–2026 it ranked 533 of 795 (33rd percentile, 2 stars), with an 87.9% graduation rate and 37.9% chronic absenteeism. Greene County Career Center has a lower student-teacher ratio (14.1 vs. 17.7) and a 50.08% free/reduced lunch rate, but no ranking, test-score, graduation, absenteeism, or spending data, so academic comparison is limited.
Xenia High School is the standout for improvement. From 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, proficiency rose in six of seven tested subjects: Algebra I +13.7 points, Geometry +9.4, Biology +8.3, English II +8.3, American History +6.8, and American Government +0.7. Integrated Math II stayed at 0%. In 2025–2026, it was above the state in American Government, American History, and Biology, and above its district in five of seven subjects. Still, it remained below the state in English II, Geometry, Algebra I, and Integrated Math II (0% vs. the state’s 35.3%). Chronic absenteeism is high at 37.9%, compared with the district’s 28.6%, while the 87.9% graduation rate is nearly identical to the district’s 88.0%.
Greene County Career Center stands out for its 14.1 student-teacher ratio and serves grades 7–12, with about half its students economically disadvantaged by the free/reduced lunch measure (50.08% in 2024–2025). However, the file lacks test scores, graduation rate, absenteeism, ranking, and spending for this school, so no academic conclusions can be drawn. For Xenia High School, the free/reduced lunch rate is not reported and the only spending figure is $10,527 per student from 2018–2019. Overall, families can see a clear academic improvement story at Xenia High School, but math—especially Integrated Math II—and chronic absenteeism are concerns, while Greene County Career Center offers a lower student-teacher ratio but incomplete outcome data.
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