Summary:
Greeneville City Schools in Tennessee includes just one middle school — Greeneville Middle School — serving grades 6 through 8 with 603 students, and it stands out as a consistently strong performer in the state. For three straight years, the school has ranked in the top 20% of Tennessee middle schools, earning a 4-star rating each time; its 2025–2026 statewide rank of 103 out of 594 places it in the 83rd percentile, a slight step back from the prior year's 81st-place finish but still well above most peers.
Academically, Greeneville Middle outperforms the state average in every tested subject. Social Studies is the clear highlight, with 63.5% proficiency — a remarkable 12.1 points above the state average — and 7th graders post an especially impressive 70.6% proficiency in that subject. Mathematics (46.8%), ELA (47.0%), and Science (54.5%) all exceed state averages, but the school trails its own district in ELA and Science by about 4.5 to 5 points, suggesting those are areas for improvement relative to local peers. Internally, 8th grade is the weakest grade level in every subject, while 7th grade leads in Math, Science, and Social Studies; the largest gap is in Social Studies, where 7th graders outperform 8th graders by nearly 14 percentage points.
Attendance is a major bright spot: chronic absenteeism sits at just 9.3%, roughly half the state's 18.3% rate and essentially matching the district average. Per-student spending is $15,272. Year-over-year, Math, Science, and Social Studies dipped slightly while ELA improved, and the school remains a solid, above-average choice for families. Data on free/reduced lunch and student-teacher ratio is not reported, so poverty levels and class sizes cannot be assessed, but the available metrics paint a picture of a well-regarded middle school with strong social studies instruction, dependable attendance, and targeted opportunities to bolster 8th-grade performance and align more closely with district-wide strengths in ELA and Science.
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