Best Public Schools in Zip Code 45715

ZIP code 45715 covers Beverly, Ohio, and is served by three public schools — Beverly-Center Elementary School (grades K–5), Fort Frye Middle School (grades 6–8), and Fort Frye High School (grades 9–12) — all part of the single Fort Frye Local district, with roughly 707 students enrolled across the three buildings. The district as a whole ranks at the 79th percentile statewide (165th of 773 districts, 4 stars), and no school in the ZIP falls below the 67th percentile within its own school type, so this is a consistently strong small-district cluster rather than a mix of highs and lows.

Fort Frye High School is the standout: highest percentile of the three (81st, 152nd of 795 high schools), a 100.0% graduation rate, 4 stars in all three years of rank history, and passing every state benchmark in every reported End-of-Course subject in 2025-26 — including Geometry (+22.9 points over state), Biology (+20.3), and Algebra I (+18.4). Beverly-Center Elementary School (74th percentile) posts the strongest attendance and math results in the ZIP: chronic absenteeism of just 3.7%, less than half the district rate of 9.4%, plus 4th grade math at 95.1% (state: 67.3%) and 5th grade math at 86.1% (state: 59.1%). Fort Frye Middle School (67th percentile, the only 3-star rating here) is the relative weak link, yet it produced 100% Algebra I proficiency in both 2024-25 and 2025-26 and 6th grade math at 88.2%, which is 32.0 points above state.

Across all three schools, 18 of 21 reported 2025-26 assessments beat the state average. Two areas deserve parent attention. First, middle-school English language arts is the only sustained below-state performance in the ZIP: 6th grade ELA at 49.3% (state: 56.0%) and 8th grade ELA at 56.0% (state: 58.3%), while the middle school's math and science average roughly 15 points above state — so the school's overall rating undersells its math. Second, the high school's chronic absenteeism is 17.0%, nearly double the district figure and paired with the highest free/reduced lunch share (63.44%), even though its achievement is the strongest in the ZIP. Elementary is worth watching too: its percentile slipped from 83 to 82 to 74 over three years, driven by single-year drops in 3rd grade math and 4th grade ELA.