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Ohio schools ranked by test score

Latest Ohio's State Tests year (2024-25). 801 schools with reported Science scores. State average: 60.8%.
RankSchoolLevelSciencevs state
51Botkins High School
Botkins · Botkins Local
High91.4%+30.6pp
52Marion Local High School
Maria Stein · Marion Local
High91.4%+30.6pp
53Madeira High School
Cincinnati · Madeira City
High91.2%+30.4pp
54Highland High School
Medina · Highland Local
High90.9%+30.1pp
55Aurora High School
Aurora · Aurora City
High90.7%+29.9pp
56Tuslaw High School
Massillon · Tuslaw Local
High90.6%+29.8pp
57Lake Middle / High School
Uniontown · Lake Local
High90.5%+29.7pp
58Loveland High School
Loveland · Loveland City
High90.5%+29.7pp
59Kenston High School
Chagrin Falls · Kenston Local
High90.4%+29.6pp
60Toledo Technology Academy of Engineering High School
Toledo · Toledo City
High90.2%+29.4pp
61Orange High School
Lewis · Olentangy Local
High90.1%+29.3pp
62Sycamore High School
Cincinnati · Sycamore Community City
High90.0%+29.2pp
63Indian Hill High School
Cincinnati · Indian Hill Exempted Village
High89.9%+29.1pp
64Sylvania Northview High School
Sylvania · Sylvania Schools
High89.9%+29.1pp
65Kirtland High School
Kirtland · Kirtland Local
High89.8%+29.0pp
66Maplewood High School
Cortland · Maplewood Local
High89.8%+29.0pp
67Upper Arlington High School
Upper Arlington · Upper Arlington City
High89.7%+28.9pp
68Revere High School
Richfield · Revere Local
High89.5%+28.7pp
69Springboro High School
Springboro · Springboro Community City
High89.5%+28.7pp
70Archbold High School
Archbold · Archbold-Area Local
High89.2%+28.4pp
71Strongsville High School
Strongsville · Strongsville City
High89.2%+28.4pp
72Bethel Tate High School
Bethel · Bethel-Tate Local
High89.1%+28.3pp
73Ottoville High School
Ottoville · Ottoville Local
High89.1%+28.3pp
74Columbia High School
Columbia Station · Columbia Local
High89.0%+28.2pp
75iSTEM
Painesville · iSTEM
High88.8%+28.1pp
76William Mason High School
Mason · Mason City
High88.8%+28.0pp
77Wyoming High School
Wyoming · Wyoming City
High88.8%+28.0pp
78Independence High School
Independence · Independence Local
High88.6%+27.8pp
79Kalida High School
Kalida · Kalida Local
High88.6%+27.8pp
80Dublin Coffman High School
Dublin · Dublin City
High88.5%+27.7pp
81Turpin High School
Cincinnati · Forest Hills Local
High88.1%+27.3pp
82Beachwood High School
Beachwood · Beachwood City
High87.9%+27.1pp
83Jackson Center High School
Jackson Center · Jackson Center Local
High87.8%+27.0pp
84Newton High School
Pleasant Hill · Newton Local
High87.8%+27.0pp
85Seneca East High School
Attica · Seneca East Local
High87.8%+27.0pp
86Medina High School
Medina · Medina City SD
High87.6%+26.8pp
87Perry High School
Perry · Perry Local
High87.6%+26.8pp
88Ansonia High School
Ansonia · Ansonia Local
High87.5%+26.7pp
89Avon Lake High School
Avon Lake · Avon Lake City
High87.5%+26.7pp
90Chardon High School
Chardon · Chardon Local
High87.5%+26.7pp
91Heath High School
Heath · Heath City
High87.4%+26.6pp
92Miami East High School
Casstown · Miami East Local
High87.4%+26.6pp
93Cedarville High School
Cedarville · Cedar Cliff Local
High87.3%+26.6pp
94Anderson High School
Cincinnati · Forest Hills Local
High87.3%+26.5pp
95Buckeye High School
Medina · Buckeye Local
High87.3%+26.5pp
96Mt Gilead High School
Mount Gilead · Mount Gilead Exempted Village
High87.3%+26.5pp
97Fort Frye High School
Beverly · Fort Frye Local
High87.1%+26.3pp
98Coldwater High School
Coldwater · Coldwater Exempted Village
High86.9%+26.1pp
99Eastwood I High School
Pemberville · Eastwood Local
High86.8%+26.0pp
100Rittman High School
Rittman · Rittman Exempted Village
High86.8%+26.0pp
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About this ranking

Schools are ranked by the percentage of students who scored at or above the Ohio's State Tests % Proficient or Above threshold on the latest available Ohio's State Tests Science test (school year 2024-25). A higher percentage is better.

Only public schools with a reasonable cohort size are included (at least 50 total students enrolled, since the source file does not include per-subject student counts), so very small programs and special-purpose centers are filtered out.

The state average shown above is enrollment-weighted: we multiply each school's score by how many of its students tested, sum those across every public school in Ohio, and divide by the total students tested. This way a big school counts more than a tiny one in the typical-student average.