Summary:
Madeira City, Ohio has just one high school — Madeira High School — serving grades 9–12 with 438 students at 7465 Loannes Dr in Cincinnati. Because there is only one school, this is a detailed single-school profile rather than a comparison. The school belongs to the Madeira City district, which ranks 18th of 773 Ohio districts — the 98th percentile — with 5 stars.
Academically, Madeira High School outperforms the state in all six reported End-of-Course subjects in both 2025–2026 and 2024–2025. In 2025–2026, American History reached 98.4% proficient (state: 73.2), Biology 93.8% (state: 67.0), English II 91.4% (state: 62.7), American Government 88.1% (state: 71.6), Algebra I 77.9% (state: 61.6), and Geometry 76.8% (state: 43.3). Averaged across subjects, the school sits around 87.7% proficient versus roughly 63.2% statewide — about a 24-point advantage. Geometry produced the largest margin over the state (+33.5 points) even though it was the lowest school score. The one subject where the school and district differ is Algebra I, where the district reports 87.7% versus the school's 77.9%; since Algebra I is often taken before high school, this likely reflects middle-grade test-takers included in district totals. The school's year-over-year shift was largest in American Government, which fell 7.3 points but stayed 16.5 points above the state. The school has held 5 stars for three straight reported years, ranking 47 of 795 (94th percentile) in 2025–2026.
For families, the graduation rate is 100.0% for 2025–2026, matching the district. Chronic absenteeism is 10.1% at the school versus 4.8% for the district, so about one in ten students met the chronic absenteeism threshold — higher than the district average. Free/reduced lunch was 9.36% in 2024–2025, and the student-teacher ratio was 14.3:1. Per-student spending is listed at $12,272 for 2018–2019, which is several years older than the other figures and should not be read as current. Overall, this is a small, consistently high-performing school with strong results across every reported subject.
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