Wyoming High School

Wyoming High School is a 581-student public high school serving grades 9–12 in Wyoming, Ohio, a small suburban community roughly 10 miles north of downtown Cincinnati, and it is the only high school in Wyoming City.

Academically, the school is the clear outlier in its region. It ranked 55th of 795 Ohio high schools in 2025–2026 (93rd percentile, 5 stars), and has never fallen below the 89th percentile in ten years of rankings. Its district ranks 26th of 773 districts statewide. Averaged across six end-of-course subjects, Wyoming's proficiency rate is about 87%, compared with roughly 68% at Princeton High School, 67% at Reading Junior Senior High School, 63% at Deer Park Junior/Senior High School, and about 50% at Finneytown Secondary Campus - Middle and High School; several other nearby schools cluster between roughly 32% and 42%. Humanities results approach the ceiling: American Government 97.2%, English II 95.2% (32.5 points above the state) and American History 94.6%. Graduation is effectively universal at 99.3%, while nearby schools range from 82.8% to 97.8%. Wyoming also has the lowest poverty rate in the group (11.53% free/reduced lunch) and spends $14,332 per student, roughly 37% more than the lowest-spending neighbor.

Its soft spots are defined internally. Math is merely very good: Geometry (73.2%) and Algebra I (69.6%) are the lowest scores, though still above state averages; Algebra I also shows a persistent gap between the high school and district figures, likely due to course sequencing. Chronic absenteeism, 18.9%, is above its own district's 11.2% but far below every neighbor. Low-income students rank in roughly the 52nd–63rd percentile range — about 30 points below the school overall — and special education students have slid from the 93rd to the 59th percentile over three years, while poverty has more than doubled in two years.