Summary
Brunswick High School in Brunswick, OH, is a large public high school serving grades 9–12 with 1,910 students, part of the Brunswick City district. It ranks 219/795 (72nd percentile, 4 stars) in 2025–26, up from the 48th percentile in 2016–17, and its graduation rate is a strong and stable 98.5%. Among nearby schools, it has the largest enrollment and performs better than Berea-Midpark High School and Parma Virtual Learning Academy, but trails Highland High School, Strongsville High School, North Royalton High School, Columbia High School, Medina High School, and Buckeye High School in overall rank.
Academically, Brunswick is above the state in every tested subject except Algebra I, where it is essentially at the state average and 8.6 points below the district. Its strongest advantages are in Biology (87.3% proficient, about 20 points above state) and English II (82.5%, also about 20 points above state). Math is the clear red flag: Geometry (55.3%) is above the state but below the district and most nearby high schools, trailing Highland High School (84.1), Strongsville High School (75.8), Buckeye High School (65.6), Medina High School (64.5), North Royalton High School (63.5), and Columbia High School (61.8). Algebra I (61.5%) trails nearly all nearby schools. This creates a contrast: Brunswick is competitive in humanities and biology, but math outcomes are a relative drag.
Attendance has improved notably, with chronic absenteeism falling from 27.1% in 2021–22 to 16.4% in 2025–26—better than Berea-Midpark High School, Medina High School, Strongsville High School, and North Royalton High School, though still above the district rate and slightly above Buckeye High School and Highland High School. Spending per student was $10,114 in 2018–19, moderate among nearby districts, and the student–teacher ratio improved to 20.3. Subgroup effectiveness is uneven: gifted students, female students, and low-SES students show positive trends, but special education students remain persistently below average. The main areas to watch are math achievement and special education support.
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