Summary:
Oak Hill Middle/High School is the only high school serving the Oak Hill Union Local district in southern Ohio, enrolling 572 students in grades 6 through 12 at 5063 State Route 93. Because it is the district's sole high school, school-level and district-level academic results are identical in every reported test row, so the most useful comparisons are against Ohio averages and the school's own prior-year results.
The school's recent trajectory is strongly positive. Its state rank climbed to 380 of 795 — the 52nd percentile with 3 stars in 2025–2026 — up from 567 of 855 (34th percentile, 2 stars) the year before, its best showing in the three years provided. End-of-Course exams are the standout strength: English II reached 81.3% proficient (18.6 points above Ohio), American History 83.3% (10.1 points above), Biology 78.2% (11.2 points above), and Algebra I 70.6% (9.0 points above). English II rose 24.9 percentage points year over year and Biology 14.2 points. Middle school results are more uneven: 7th-grade math, 8th-grade math, and 7th-grade ELA beat state averages, while 8th-grade ELA (41.8%, 16.5 points below Ohio) and 6th-grade math (44.0%, 12.2 points below) trail. Geometry is the weakest subject at 32.9%, still 10.4 points under the state.
Other measures show the graduation rate at 89.4%, a student-teacher ratio of 16.3, and per-student spending of $8,640 from 2018–2019. Chronic absenteeism is 30.8% at the school versus 22.8% district-wide, an 8.0-point gap worth watching. Free/reduced-lunch percentage is not reported rather than zero, and no state comparisons are given for graduation, absenteeism, or class size, so context is incomplete. Overall, this is a school on an upswing academically, with End-of-Course gains offset by middle-grade gaps in English and math.
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