Summary
Marysville High School is a public high school serving roughly 1,100 students in grades 9–12 in Marysville, Ohio, a growing community northwest of Columbus in Union County, and is part of the Marysville Exempted Village district. In 2025-2026 it ranked 216th of 795 Ohio high schools (73rd percentile, 4 stars), a steady climb from the 51st percentile in 2022-2023. That places it above Triad High School (58th percentile) and North Union High School (46th), but behind Rutherford B Hayes High School (78th), Fairbanks High School (90th), Dublin Jerome High School (97th), and Olentangy Liberty High School (96th).
On 2025-2026 state end-of-course exams, Marysville High beat Ohio averages in every subject — American Government 83.9%, American History 88.0%, Biology 81.7%, English II 79.1%, Algebra I 65.2%, and Geometry 50.5% — but trailed its own district in every subject. Math is the clearest gap: Algebra I sat 14.6 points below the district (79.8%) and far behind Fairbanks (91.8%), while Geometry (50.5%) was below the district (58.6%) and Jonathan Alder (68.0%). The same-district Marysville STEM Early College High School, less than half a mile away, outperformed Marysville High in every tested subject, posted a 100% graduation rate, and ranks in the 94th percentile.
Marysville High’s 94.9% graduation rate is solid but slightly below the district (96.2%) and most nearby schools. Chronic absenteeism is the standout concern at 25.1%, well above the district’s 15.9% and higher than Mechanicsburg, Olentangy Liberty, Dublin Jerome, Jonathan Alder, and Fairbanks. Effectiveness was strongest for special education students (82nd percentile) and weakest for low-income students (46th percentile, 2 stars), though that group improved from the 28th percentile the prior year. About 24% of students qualified for free/reduced lunch, and per-student spending ($8,999, 2018-2019) is lower than most neighboring districts.
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