Summary:
ZIP code 43620 in Toledo contains just one listed high school, Jesup W. Scott High School, which serves grades 9–12 with 754 students as part of the Toledo City district, so parents here have a single public high school option to consider.
That school faces significant challenges. In 2025–26 it ranked 752 out of 795 Ohio high schools — the 5th percentile — and earned 0 stars, below even its own district, which ranked 662 of 773 (14th percentile, 1 star). Jesup W. Scott High School scored below Toledo City averages in every tested subject. Its strongest results were American Government (37.9% proficient, versus 45.5% district and 71.6% state), American History (34.0%) and Biology (33.1%). Its weakest were English II (17.9%, 44.8 points below the state), Geometry (16.6%) and Algebra I (18.9%). Attendance and completion are also concerns: chronic absenteeism was 49.7% compared with 39.8% district-wide, and the graduation rate was 74.6% versus 80.7% for the district.
Year-over-year results are mixed. Biology improved 6.4 percentage points and American Government 6.0 points, with a small Geometry gain of 1.9 points, while English II fell 3.7 points, American History 0.6 points and Algebra I 0.3 points. The school has earned 0 stars in all three reported years, and its best standing was the 8th percentile in 2024–25. Note that the free/reduced lunch figure is not populated in this record, and per-student spending of $10,974 dates to 2018–19, so it reflects an older period than the achievement and attendance data.
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