Summary:
Groveport Madison Local, a district serving Groveport and the surrounding area southeast of Columbus, Ohio, operates a single public high school: Groveport Madison High School, which serves grades 9–12 and enrolls 1,863 students. Because there is only one high school here, families cannot compare schools against one another; the useful comparisons are between this school, its district, and the state of Ohio.
The school's strongest result is its 93.0% graduation rate, the same as the district's. American Government is its best-tested subject at 67.7% proficient — close to the state's 71.6% — and all six End-of-Course subjects improved from 2024‑25 to 2025‑26, with the six-subject average rising from 47.8% to 51.0%. The concerns are equally clear. Chronic absenteeism is 46.8%, compared with 31.2% for the district, meaning roughly one in two students missed enough school to be flagged. Math is the weakest area, with Geometry at 27.8% and Algebra I at 39.9% proficient, both well below state levels. The school ranks 625th of 795 Ohio high schools and holds a 1-star rating.
Two details are worth understanding. The district reports 48.8% proficiency in Algebra I against the school's 39.9%; that gap most likely reflects middle-school students taking Algebra I early, so the district figure should not be read as the school's benchmark. Also, the school's numeric rank improved (644th to 625th) while its percentile slipped from 26 to 21, because fewer schools were ranked in 2025‑26. English II is the one subject where the gap to the state widened. Finally, free/reduced-lunch data is not reported, and the per-student spending figure of $9,884 dates to 2018‑19.
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