Summary
Olmsted Falls High School is a 9–12 public school serving 1,228 students in the suburban community of Olmsted Falls, Ohio, part of the Olmsted Falls City district. In 2025–2026 it ranked 122nd of 795 Ohio high schools — the 85th percentile — and earned 4 stars, placing it among the state's stronger high schools and somewhat above its own district's overall standing.
Among the nine nearby high schools, Olmsted Falls High School sits in the upper-middle of the pack. Its 99.7% graduation rate is the highest locally, ahead of Avon High School (99.2%), Strongsville High School (98.9%), Bay High School (96.9%) and Fairview High School (91.3%). Test scores beat state averages in all six tested subjects, with the largest margins in English II, Biology and Geometry, and American History (90.0) and English II (84.2) have climbed in recent years. Math is the clearest soft spot: Algebra I (70.2) and Geometry (65.1) are the only subjects where the school falls below its district average, and Algebra I trails Bay, Strongsville, Columbia, Avon, North Ridgeville and Westlake.
Two other points are worth knowing. Chronic absenteeism was 21.4% in 2025–2026, above the district's 14.2% and higher than Avon, Bay and Columbia, though better than Westlake, North Olmsted and Berea-Midpark. The student-teacher ratio of 20.6 is the highest among nearby schools, and per-student spending was mid-pack at $11,330 (2018–2019). Even so, the school has earned 4 stars every year since 2015–2016 except one 3-star year, and its special education, low-income, female and gifted student groups rank in the 80th percentile or higher. Overall, it outperforms North Olmsted High School and Berea-Midpark High School but trails Bay, Avon, Strongsville and Westlake on several measures.
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