Summary:
Zip code 45424, covering the Huber Heights area near Dayton, contains 10 schools serving roughly 7,288 students — five elementary, two middle, and three high schools — split between Huber Heights City (eight schools, ranked 550 of 773 statewide at the 29th percentile, 1 star) and Mad River Local (two schools, ranked 461 of 773 at the 40th percentile, 2 stars).
The elementary schools are the strongest part of the zip. Monticello Elementary School has the best elementary profile, with an average proficiency of about 62.3% against a comparable state average of 62.1%, standout 5th grade Science (83.0 vs 62.7) and 5th grade ELA (80.9 vs 70.4), and a rank percentile that climbed from 35th to 48th over three years. Charles Huber Elementary School is close behind at about 60.8%, and Weisenborn Junior High and Mad River Middle School post remarkable Algebra I results — 92.8 and 91.5 versus a state 61.6 — though those likely reflect a select group of advanced students. Among high schools, Stebbins High School outperforms Wayne High School (about 57.5% vs 51.2%) and improved in every listed subject.
Concerns cluster at the secondary level. Chronic absenteeism runs 18.9%–21.7% in elementaries but reaches 35.0% at Wayne, 37.7% at Stebbins, and 90.3% at Warrior Academy, a 23-student school reporting a 100% graduation rate that should be read cautiously. Valley Forge Elementary School has the weakest elementary results (about 49.4%). Free/reduced lunch is high where known — 54% to 64% — and is unreported for Stebbins, Mad River Middle, and Warrior Academy.
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