Summary:
The Huron School District is served by a single high school, Huron High School, located in New Boston, MI, which enrolls 820 students across grades 9 through 12.
For parents, the standout story here is Huron High School’s strong and improving academic profile. The school has climbed dramatically in state rankings, moving from the 52nd percentile in 2023-2024 to the 75th percentile in 2025-2026, now earning a 4-star rating and ranking 155th out of 625 Michigan high schools. Its biggest academic strength is reading and writing: 65% of 11th graders are proficient in SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing, well above the state average of 52.1%. Math is more mixed—SAT math proficiency (32.5%) beats the state average (26.5%), but 10th-grade PSAT math scores (24.9%) fall below the state norm (31.5%), suggesting a possible dip that recovers by junior year. Graduation outcomes are excellent, with a 93.8% graduation rate and a 4.1% dropout rate, both far better than state averages (84.0% and 7.1%, respectively).
Beyond test scores, the school benefits from a relatively affluent student body—only 20.5% qualify for free or reduced lunch—and per-student spending is $14,168. Chronic absenteeism sits at 22.6%, which is better than the state’s 27.9% but still affects nearly a quarter of students, representing a potential area for improvement. The student-teacher ratio is 20.5, which is moderate. Overall, Huron High School offers a strong, well-rounded education with notable success in literacy and student persistence, though families should be aware of the math dip in sophomore year and the absenteeism rate when evaluating the school’s full picture.
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