Summary
Fairbanks High School in Milford Center, Ohio is a small public high school serving 390 students in grades 9–12 within the Fairbanks Local district. It ranks 81st of 795 Ohio high schools (90th percentile, 4 stars) in 2025–2026, and its district ranks 71st of 773 (91st percentile, 5 stars). The school has climbed steadily, from the 71st percentile in 2017–2018 to near the top decile today — 90th percentile in 2023–2024 and again in 2025–2026. It outranks nearby Dublin Coffman High School, Jonathan Alder High School, Marysville High School, and Triad High School, trailing only Dublin Jerome High School and Marysville STEM Early College High School.
Fairbanks scored above Ohio's proficiency rate in all six End-of-Course subjects in 2025–2026, showing broad strength rather than a single spike. Algebra I is a signature result at 91.8%, higher than every nearby school with comparable data, including Dublin Jerome (86.8%) and Marysville STEM (85.7%), and far ahead of Dublin Coffman (74.5%) and Marysville High School (65.2%). English II (90%), American History (90.1%), American Government (85%), and Biology (83.7%) are also strong. Geometry, at 61.3%, is the relative weak point — still well above the state's 43.3%, but below several nearby schools and well below Fairbanks' other subjects. Graduation rates sit near the ceiling at 98.1% in 2025–2026, following 100% the year before, and exceed Mechanicsburg High School and Triad.
Two watch items stand out. Chronic absenteeism reached 19.0% in 2025–2026, its highest recent mark and above the district's 11.5%, though lower than Dublin Coffman (22.6%), Triad (32.0%), and Marysville High School (25.1%). Low-income students ranked around the 61st percentile, below the school's overall 90th percentile — the clearest equity gap. Overall, Fairbanks delivers top-decile outcomes on moderate per-student spending ($10,858), with Geometry proficiency and rising absenteeism as the main areas to monitor.
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