Summary
Hilliard Bradley High School is a large grade 9–12 public high school in Hilliard, Ohio, serving 1,712 students as part of the Hilliard City district. In 2025–2026 it ranked 228th of 795 Ohio high schools — the 71st percentile, earning 4 stars, slightly above its district's 69th-percentile, 3-star standing. Its rank history shows a recovery: 3 stars at the 64th percentile in 2017–18 and 2018–19, then mostly 4 stars and the 68th–78th percentile since 2020–21. It is one of the area's larger high schools, with a 2024–25 student-teacher ratio of 19.2.
On 2025–2026 end-of-course tests, Bradley topped the state average in all six subjects, often by wide margins: Geometry 61.8 vs. 43.3, English II 75.5 vs. 62.7, Biology 80.6 vs. 67.0, American History 83.1 vs. 73.2, American Government 79.7 vs. 71.6, and Algebra I 68.2 vs. 61.6. It trails district averages in American Government, Biology, Geometry, and Algebra I. Against Hilliard Darby High School, Bradley leads in English II, Geometry, and Algebra I; against Hilliard Davidson High School, Bradley is much stronger in Algebra I (68.2 vs. 57.6), but Davidson leads the other five subjects. Jonathan Alder High School outperforms Bradley in every tested subject, while Westland High School and Hilliard Online Academy score far lower.
Bradley's graduation rate rose from 89.1% in 2021–22 to 92.5% in 2025–26 — above Darby, Westland, and Online Academy, but below the district, Davidson, Jonathan Alder, and West Jefferson High School. Chronic absenteeism improved from 25.1% to 19.3%, yet stays well above the district's 12.2% and Davidson's 14.8%, making attendance the clearest relative weakness. Its free/reduced-lunch rate climbed from 25.45% to 37.27%. Subgroup effectiveness is uneven: special education students (93rd percentile) and gifted and talented students (88th percentile) are clear strengths, while rankings for a few other student groups sit closer to the state average.
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