Summary:
Maple Heights High School is the only public high school in the Maple Heights City district, serving grades 9–12 at 1 Mustang Way in Maple Heights, Ohio, with 956 students enrolled. Because it is the sole high school in the city, there are no other local high schools to compare it with, so its results are best viewed against district and Ohio state figures. In 2025–2026 it ranked 693rd of 795 Ohio high schools, placing it in the 13th percentile with a 1-star rating, down from the 22nd percentile in 2023–2024.
The school's profile pairs a very high graduation rate with low academic proficiency and high absenteeism. The graduation rate is 98.4% for both the school and the district in 2025–2026, yet 52.5% of students are chronically absent, above the district rate of 44.4%. Every Ohio State Tests End-of-Course subject is below the state average, with the largest gaps in Algebra I (-36.2 points), English II (-28.1 points), and Geometry (-25.7 points).
Math and English II are the weakest areas: Geometry at 17.6% proficient, Algebra I at 25.4%, and English II at 34.6% — Geometry and Algebra I are less than half the state rate. American Government (58.7%) and American History (56.4%) are relative strengths, though still below state averages. Year over year, Biology improved 3.3 points, Geometry 0.5 points, and Algebra I 0.3 points, while English II fell 2.8 points, American History 1.4 points, and American Government 0.7 points. Notably, district Algebra I proficiency (34.2%) exceeds the high school's (25.4%), suggesting other district test-takers performed better. Free/reduced lunch was not reported for 2024–2025, and per-student spending ($8,418) dates to 2018–2019; the student-teacher ratio is 15.4 (2024–2025).
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