Summary:
ZIP code 45768 in Newport, Ohio is served by a single school, Newport Elementary School, which covers grades K–6 and enrolls 217 students as part of the Frontier Local district. Because it is the only school in the ZIP, there are no local comparisons to make — instead, the most useful context comes from comparing it with its district and with Ohio statewide averages. There are no middle, high, or alternative schools listed here, and the free/reduced lunch figure is not reported, so poverty context is unavailable.
Math is the clear strength. In 2025–26, every tested math grade scored above both district and state averages, including 80.0% proficient in 5th grade math (20.9 points above the state) and 73.5% in 6th grade math (17.3 points above the state). The 2024–25 4th grade math score of 91.7% is the highest proficiency rate in the data. ELA is more uneven: 3rd and 4th grade ELA were above state averages in 2025–26, but 6th grade ELA fell to 47.1%, which is 8.9 points below the state. Science is the weakest area — 5th grade science was 44.4% in 2024–25 (19.0 points below the state) and improved to 55.0% in 2025–26, still 7.7 points below the state and slightly below the district. Overall, the school beat its district in 8 of 9 tested areas in 2025–26 and 5 of 9 against the state.
The school holds 3 stars and has ranked between the 54th and 61st percentile over the last three years, stronger than the district's 30th percentile and 2 stars — though the school's percentile has drifted down from 61 to 58 to 54. Chronic absenteeism is 22.5%, about 5.2 points better than the district's 27.7%, but still roughly 1 in 4.4 students. Spending data is from 2018–19 and is not comparable to current results. One cohort's ELA proficiency dropped 19.6 points from 2024–25 to 2025–26 while its math rose, pointing to a subject-specific issue worth watching rather than a broad cohort weakness.
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