Summary
Mayfield High School is a public school at 6116 Wilson Mills Rd, Cleveland, OH 44143, serving 1,504 students in grades 8–12 as part of the Mayfield City district, in a suburban Cleveland area bordered by both more affluent communities and higher-poverty ones.
Mayfield High School ranks 82nd of 795 Ohio high schools in 2025–2026 (90th percentile, 4 stars), its best result since 2018–2019 and a steady climb from 212th in 2020–2021. Among nearby schools, only Orange High School (51st) and Beachwood High School (52nd) rank higher, and both are smaller, serve fewer low-income students, and spend far more per student. Mayfield is far ahead of Wickliffe Upper School (453rd), Cleveland Heights High School (584th), Richmond Heights High School (577th), and Euclid High School (641st), doing so with a student–teacher ratio of 19.0 and spending of $11,555 per student (2018–2019).
In 2025–2026, proficiency beat state rates in all six End-of-Course subjects: American Government 84.4%, American History 91.5%, Biology 84.7%, English II 81.8%, Geometry 71.1%, and Algebra I 86.8%. Algebra I tops Orange's 77.5% and nearly matches Beachwood's 87.5%, while Geometry — the relative weak spot — jumped from 46.0% the year before. The graduation rate is 97.0%. Chronic absenteeism of 24.3% is far below Euclid's 56.9% and Cleveland Heights' 60.4%, but above the district's 16.7% and above Orange and Beachwood, making it the clearest internal concern. Subgroup results are a major strength: English Language Learner students rank 1st of 135 schools statewide (99th percentile, 5 stars), and low-income students, Hispanic students, and multiracial students all rank in the 91st–95th percentiles.
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