Summary:
ZIP code 44236 in Hudson, Ohio is served by a single public high school — Hudson High School — which is the only high school in the Hudson City district, serving about 1,400 students in grades 9–12. Because the district operates just one high school, school and district figures are usually identical, which makes the few places they differ especially meaningful for parents.
Hudson High School is a consistently elite school. It holds a 5-star rating in each of the last three years and ranks in the 98th percentile of Ohio high schools, placing it in roughly the top 2% statewide. Its graduation rate is 97.6%, and proficiency on all six End-of-Course exams ranges from 87% to 97.4%, against state rates of 43.3% to 73.2%. The widest gap is Geometry, where the school more than doubles the statewide rate — outperforming Ohio by more than 40 points in both years. The six-subject average is about 93%, a sustained edge of roughly 30 points over the state. Performance is also remarkably stable year to year, with no subject dropping below 87%.
The one weak spot is attendance: chronic absenteeism is 13.7%, nearly 5 points above the district's 8.8%, affecting roughly one in seven students. Since other shared metrics match exactly, this appears to be a real building-level signal rather than an accounting artifact. Also note that district figures run higher than the school's in Algebra I and Geometry, likely because middle-school test takers are included at the district level. Per-student spending of $11,259 dates to 2018-19 and the student-teacher ratio of 15.2 is from 2024-25, so neither should be read as current. No subgroup or participation data is available.
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