Summary:
Marysville Exempted Village is a solid, above-average Ohio district serving roughly 5,781 students across nine schools: five elementary schools for grades K–4, two middle schools — Creekview Intermediate Elementary School (grades 5–6) and Bunsold Middle School (grades 7–8) — and two high schools, Marysville High School and Marysville STEM Early College High School. The district ranks 206th of 773 districts statewide, the 73rd percentile with 4 stars. Enrollment is fairly even across levels: 2,281 elementary, 1,708 middle grades, and 1,792 high school students. The largest school is Marysville High School at 1,100 students; the smallest is Raymond Elementary at 243.
The academic flagships are clear. Marysville STEM Early College High School ranks 48th of 795 schools (94th percentile, 5 stars) with a 100.0% graduation rate and strong results in American History (95.8%) and English II (91.9%). Bunsold Middle School is a consistent 4-star performer whose Algebra I proficiency of 99.2% far outpaces the district (79.8%) and state (61.6%). Among elementaries, Northwood Elementary (78th percentile), Navin Elementary School (79th percentile, up from 65th), and Edgewood Elementary School all earn 4 stars, and Creekview Intermediate Elementary School posts strong results with the lowest student-teacher ratio (19.3) and low absenteeism (9.4%).
Two schools need watching. Raymond Elementary School fell to 894th of 1,560 (43rd percentile, 2 stars), with 4th-grade math at 42.6% and ELA at 51.1%. Mill Valley Elementary School dropped to 51st percentile, 3 stars, and sits below district averages in every tested subject. Both high schools have chronic absenteeism near 25%, well above the district's 15.9%, even as achievement stays high. Marysville High School improved markedly, rising from the 59th to the 73rd percentile.
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