Best Public Schools in Zip Code 45883

ZIP 45883 in Saint Henry, Ohio, is served by three schools in the St Henry Consolidated Local district: St Henry Elementary School (PK–4, 489 students), St Henry Middle School (5–8, 300 students), and St Henry High School (9–12, 296 students), for 1,085 students total and no alternative schools. The district is ranked 16th of 773 Ohio districts, at the 98th percentile, with 5 stars. All three schools are 5-star schools and rank in at least the 96th percentile statewide.

By statewide rank, the high school stands out: 19th of 795 Ohio high schools in 2025–26, 98th percentile, with a 98.6% graduation rate, improving from 48th to 36th to 19th. The middle school ranks 33rd of 1,046 middle schools, 97th percentile, after 59th, 23rd, and 33rd in the last three years, and reported 100% proficiency in 5th-grade math and Algebra I in 2025–26. The elementary school ranks 57th of 1,560 elementary schools, 96th percentile; its rank slipped from 19th to 27th to 57th, though it remains in the top 4%. Every reported 2025–26 test score is above the Ohio average, with gaps from +17.1 points to +42.9 points. Middle school math has the largest relative margins, including 7th-grade math at +42.9 points.

Non-test data show some differences among the schools. High school chronic absenteeism is 6.2%, more than double the district rate of 2.7% and higher than elementary (1.4%) and middle (1.8%). Free/reduced lunch is 22.97% at the high school and 6.75% at the elementary school; the middle school value is not reported. Student–teacher ratios are similar: middle 17.9, elementary and high 19.2. Per-student spending from 2018–19 was $10,522 at the elementary, $7,976 at the middle, and $7,364 at the high school, so those figures are old. Recent subject-level changes include high school Geometry falling from 94.5% to 81.4%, high school Algebra I rising from 75% to 90%, and elementary 4th-grade ELA falling from 91.8% to 83.7%. Overall, this is a small, exceptionally high-performing district; the main relative outlier is high school chronic absenteeism.