Summary:
ZIP code 43019 — Fredericktown, Ohio — is served by a single public high school, Fredericktown High School, which enrolls 291 students in grades 9 through 12 and belongs to the Fredericktown Local district. Because there is only one high school in this area, families cannot compare schools to one another; the meaningful comparison is how this school stacks up against Ohio as a whole.
By that measure, Fredericktown High School is solidly above average. It holds a 4-star rating and ranked 236th of 795 Ohio high schools — the 70th percentile — in 2025-26, after reaching the 78th percentile the year before. Its graduation rate is 99.1%. Most notably, students scored above the state average in all six tested subjects in both available years, a perfect 12 of 12 comparisons. The largest advantages came in Biology (86.9% proficient vs. 67% statewide) and English II (81.3% vs. 62.7%), and those two subjects were the only ones to improve year over year. Averaged across all six subjects, the school reached 74.5% proficiency against a state average of 63.2%.
There are areas to watch. Geometry is the weakest subject at 52.3% proficient — still above the state's 43.3%, but the school's narrowest margin. Algebra I slipped 5.3 points to 67.2%, and it is the only subject where the school falls below its own district figure (67.2% vs. 75.3%), suggesting the district total includes test-takers from outside this building. Chronic absenteeism stands at 16.1%, above the district's 12.5%. Finally, the school's average lead over the state narrowed from roughly 14 points to about 11, and last year most subject-level results moved down while the state moved up. The three-year rank swings are best read as noise around a clearly above-average baseline, since small enrollment changes move percentages visibly.
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