Summary:
Oak Hills Local is a suburban Cincinnati-area district serving 7,286 students across 9 schools—5 elementary, 3 middle, and 1 high school—rated 3 stars and 68th percentile among 773 Ohio districts. Five schools earned 4 stars, three earned 3 stars, and one earned 2 stars, showing wide variation beneath the district's overall rating.
Top performers include Bridgetown Middle School (86th percentile, 4 stars) and C O Harrison Elementary School (82nd percentile, 4 stars, ~81% test average despite a 51.27% free/reduced-lunch rate). Rapid Run Middle School (80th percentile) and Charles W Springmyer Elementary School (78th percentile) also shine, while John Foster Dulles Elementary School has the lowest chronic absenteeism at 10.2%. In contrast, Delshire Elementary School is the only 2-star school (42nd percentile, ~60.1% test average) and has the highest reported free/reduced-lunch rate (64.58%). Oakdale Elementary School dropped from 4 stars and 84th percentile in 2023-2024 to 3 stars and 62nd percentile in 2025-2026.
Middle schools excel in Algebra I—Rapid Run and Delhi scored 100, Bridgetown 96.2—but 7th grade math is a district weak spot (Rapid Run 42.7, Delhi 38, Bridgetown 52 vs. state 48.6). Oak Hills High School (2,255 students) has a 95.9% graduation rate and above-state End-of-Course scores in all listed subjects, yet its Algebra I is 69.5 (below district 79.5) and chronic absenteeism is highest at 28.9%. Delhi Middle School has 28.5% absenteeism and a 59.92% free/reduced-lunch rate but perfect Algebra I. Attendance generally aligns with performance: low-absenteeism Dulles and Springmyer are 4-star, while high-absenteeism Oak Hills High and Delhi are 3-star. Spending and class size show no simple pattern; Springmyer has the highest historical spending ($10,751) and is strong, while Rapid Run has the lowest ($7,190) and is also strong.
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