Summary:
Clinton-Massie High School is the only high school in Clinton-Massie Local, serving grades 9–12 with 486 students in Clarksville, Ohio.
This school is a strong choice for families: it earned 4 stars in 2025–2026 and ranked 193rd of 795 Ohio high schools, placing it in the top quarter of the state. That is a meaningful jump from 2024–2025, when it held 3 stars and ranked 312th of 855. Its graduation rate is nearly perfect at 99.2%, and all six tested End-of-Course subjects scored above the state average. Standouts include American History at 89.1% (15.9 points above the state), Biology at 88.0% (21.0 points above), and Geometry at 64.8% (21.5 points above). Geometry also showed the largest year-over-year gain, rising 21.9 points, while Biology rose 10.8 points and Algebra I rose 11.8 points. Across all six subjects, the school averaged 77.25% proficiency in 2025–2026 versus a state average of 63.23%.
Two areas are worth watching. American Government was the only subject to decline, falling 6.8 points to 71.9%, now just 0.3 points above the state. Algebra I is the one subject where the school (76.3%) trails the district (84.3%), likely because district-wide test-takers include students beyond the high school; it still beats the state by 14.7 points. Chronic absenteeism is the clearest concern: 15.8% at the school versus 11.9% district-wide, roughly a third higher. Context: 26.95% of students received free or reduced lunch in 2024–2025, the student-teacher ratio was 23.1, and per-student spending was $8,790 in 2018–2019.
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