Summary:
In Greeneville, Tennessee (ZIP code 37743), a diverse set of 7 schools—serving approximately 2,283 students across elementary, middle, high, and alternative grade levels—belongs to two public districts: Greeneville City Schools (ranked 27th in the state) and Greene County Schools (ranked 42nd).
The clear academic standout is Camp Creek Elementary School, which ranks in the 83rd percentile with math (60.1%), ELA (58.7%), and science (63.0%) proficiency all well above state averages. It also posts some of the highest 4th and 5th grade scores in the area. Greeneville Middle School is the top middle/high school, ranking 103rd of 594 (83rd percentile) with especially strong social studies (63.5% proficiency) and a low chronic absenteeism rate of 9.3%. South Greene High School has improved significantly, jumping from the 53rd to the 74th percentile, with excellent English II proficiency (69.6%) and a 95.5% graduation rate. Among elementary schools, C Hal Henard Elementary School performs in the 67th percentile, while Nolachuckey Elementary School lags in the 48th percentile, despite being in the same county district as the high-achieving Camp Creek.
Within the same ZIP code, extreme contrasts exist: Tennessee Online Public School at Greeneville shows low chronic absenteeism (5.9%) and strong elementary ELA but weak math, while Greene Online Academy of Learning has very low proficiency (6.3% math, 5.9% ELA) though its tiny enrollment (15 students) makes such figures less reliable. Notably, all reported chronic absenteeism rates in the area fall below Tennessee’s 18.3% average, and per-student spending ranges from $4,319 at the online academy up to $15,272 at Greeneville Middle, yet spending does not clearly predict academic outcomes.
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