Summary:
ZIP code 43040 covers Marysville, Ohio, where 8 schools serve roughly 5,538 students in kindergarten through 12th grade, all within the Marysville Exempted Village district. The district ranks 206th of 773 statewide (73rd percentile, 4 stars). The group breaks into four elementary schools (K–4), two middle schools, and two high schools, and it is a mix of very different buildings rather than one uniform "Marysville profile."
The standout is Marysville STEM Early College High School: 5 stars, ranked 48th of 795 high schools (94th percentile), with a 100.0% graduation rate and scores above district and state in every tested subject. Bunsold Middle School is close behind at the 83rd percentile, and its 7th- and 8th-graders hit 99.2% proficient on the high-school Algebra I exam — 39.4 points above the state. Navin Elementary School is the biggest riser, climbing from the 65th to the 79th percentile, and Creekview Intermediate Elementary School has the lowest chronic absenteeism at 9.4%. At the other end, Mill Valley Elementary School is the only 3-star school and the only one sliding sharply, from the 73rd to the 51st percentile.
Two patterns matter most for families. First, absenteeism tracks grade level almost perfectly: the five lowest rates are all elementary or intermediate schools (9.1% to 14.9%), middle school sits in between, and both high schools sit at roughly 25% — so the district's 15.9% figure averages two very different realities. Second, spending and poverty levels do not explain outcomes here: Bunsold has the lowest per-pupil spending ($7,217) with one of the strongest profiles, and three elementaries with nearly identical free-lunch rates span 86.7% to 61.3% in 3rd-grade math. Reading district averages alone would hide both the strongest and weakest stories in 43040.
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