Summary:
Zip code 37745 is home to two public high schools—Greeneville High School and North Greene High School—both serving grades 9-12 in the Greeneville, Tennessee area, but each belongs to a different district: Greeneville City Schools and Greene County Schools.
For parents focused on academics, Greeneville High School is the clear standout. It holds a 4-star rating and ranks 75th out of 400 Tennessee high schools for 2025–2026, placing it in the 81st percentile. Its students outperform the state average in every reported TNReady subject, with particularly strong results in English II (63.6% proficient) and US History (58.3%). In contrast, North Greene High School ranks 163rd (59th percentile) with 3 stars, yet it still beats the state average in Algebra II, Biology I, English II, and Geometry. The academic gap is clear—Greeneville averages about 51.9% proficiency across common subjects versus North Greene’s 44.9%—but North Greene is competitive in several key subjects.
Where North Greene High School shines is graduation and efficiency. It reports an excellent 98.7% graduation rate, well above the state average of 90.5% and 8 points higher than Greeneville High’s 90.7%—and it achieves this with significantly lower per-student spending ($11,529 vs. $15,470). Both schools have chronic absenteeism rates below the state average of 18.3% (12.7% at Greeneville, 13.8% at North Greene). In short, Greeneville High School offers the strongest academics and resources, while North Greene High School offers exceptional graduation outcomes and a more efficient use of funding—two distinct strengths for families in the same community.
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