Summary
Lexington High School is a grades 9–12 school in Lexington Local in Lexington, OH, serving 631 students and ranking 151st of 795 Ohio high schools in 2025–2026, which is the 81st percentile with 4 stars. It has earned 4 stars most years, with brief dips to 3 stars, and it sits in the top academic tier of nearby high schools.
Academically, Lexington’s 2025–2026 End-of-Course proficiency was above Ohio’s averages in all six core subjects: American Government 81.1%, American History 91.4%, Biology 86.7%, English II 81.1%, Geometry 65.6%, and Algebra I 67.5%. Locally, only Northmor High School and Ontario High School rank above it. Ontario beats Lexington in Government, History, English II, and Algebra I, while Lexington is higher in Biology and Geometry. Lexington clearly outranks Clear Fork High School, Madison High School, Galion High School, Crestline High School, Mansfield Senior High School, Cypress High School, and Buckeye Community School. Math is the relative soft spot: Algebra I is below the district rate of 77.0%, and well below Ontario’s 80.0% and Northmor’s 72.3%.
The graduation rate is 98.9%, effectively tied with the top local schools and far above lower-performing nearby options. Chronic absenteeism is 16.5%, improved from 27.0% in 2021–2022 but still above the district rate of 12.0% and Ontario’s 9.3%. The student-teacher ratio is 18.7, higher than many nearby schools, and per-student spending was $9,243 in 2018–2019. The free/reduced lunch rate rose to 44.22% in 2024–2025 from 26.41% in 2022–2023, worth monitoring. Standout strengths include special education students at the 95th percentile and low-income students at the 88th percentile. Gifted and Talented students ranked in the 41st percentile in 2023–2024, a less consistent area. The main opportunities are strengthening Algebra I and math consistency, reducing chronic absenteeism, and improving gifted-student results.
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