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Ohio schools ranked by test score

Latest Ohio's State Tests year (2024-25). 818 schools with reported Social Studies scores. State average: 70.4%.
RankSchoolLevelSocial Studiesvs state
101Arcadia High School
Arcadia · Arcadia Local
High89.2%+18.8pp
102Ottawa-Glandorf High School
Ottawa · Ottawa-Glandorf Local
High89.2%+18.8pp
103Valley View High School
Germantown · Valley View Local
High89.1%+18.7pp
104William Mason High School
Mason · Mason City
High89.1%+18.7pp
105Buckeye Valley Local High School
Delaware · Buckeye Valley Local
High89.0%+18.6pp
106Dalton High School
Dalton · Dalton Local
High88.9%+18.5pp
107Howland High School
Warren · Howland Local
High88.8%+18.5pp
108Jefferson High School
Delphos · Delphos City
High88.8%+18.5pp
109Vermilion High School
Vermilion · Vermilion Local
High88.8%+18.4pp
110Jackson High School
Massillon · Jackson Local
High88.8%+18.4pp
111Shawnee High School
Lima · Shawnee Local
High88.7%+18.3pp
112Watkins Memorial High School
Pataskala · Southwest Licking Local
High88.6%+18.2pp
113Ayersville High School
Defiance · Ayersville Local
High88.5%+18.2pp
114Chardon High School
Chardon · Chardon Local
High88.5%+18.2pp
115Glenwood High School
New Boston · New Boston Local
High88.5%+18.2pp
116North Ridgeville High School
North Ridgeville · North Ridgeville City
High88.5%+18.1pp
117Pandora-Gilboa High School
Pandora · Pandora-Gilboa Local
High88.5%+18.1pp
118Waynedale High School
Apple Creek · Waynedale Local
High88.4%+18.0pp
119Green High School
Uniontown · Green Local
High88.3%+17.9pp
120Ottoville High School
Ottoville · Ottoville Local
High88.3%+17.9pp
121Wadsworth High School
Wadsworth · Wadsworth City
High88.3%+17.9pp
122Unity Academy
Columbus · Unity Academy
High88.2%+17.8pp
123Cedarville High School
Cedarville · Cedar Cliff Local
High88.2%+17.8pp
124John Glenn High School
New Concord · East Muskingum Local
High88.2%+17.8pp
125Midview High School
Grafton · Midview Local
High88.2%+17.8pp
126Parkway High School
Rockford · Parkway Local
High88.0%+17.7pp
127Medina High School
Medina · Medina City SD
High88.0%+17.6pp
128Perkins High School
Sandusky · Perkins Local
High88.0%+17.6pp
129Cloverleaf High School
Seville · Cloverleaf Local
High88.0%+17.6pp
130Firelands High School
Oberlin · Firelands Local
High87.9%+17.5pp
131Grove City High School
Grove City · South-Western City
High87.9%+17.5pp
132Strasburg-Franklin High School
Strasburg · Strasburg-Franklin Local
High87.9%+17.5pp
133Fairfield Union High School
Lancaster · Fairfield Union Local
High87.7%+17.3pp
134Bloom-Carroll High School
Carroll · Bloom-Carroll Local
High87.6%+17.2pp
135Champion High School
Warren · Champion Local
High87.5%+17.2pp
136Lakota East High School
Liberty Township · Lakota Local
High87.5%+17.1pp
137Arlington Local High School
Arlington · Arlington Local
High87.3%+17.0pp
138Beavercreek High School
Beavercreek · Beavercreek City
High87.3%+16.9pp
139Norton High School
Norton · Norton City
High87.3%+16.9pp
140Bellevue High School
Bellevue · Bellevue City
High87.2%+16.8pp
141Northwest High School
Mc Dermott · Northwest Local
High87.2%+16.8pp
142Triway High School
Wooster · Triway Local
High87.2%+16.8pp
143Archbold High School
Archbold · Archbold-Area Local
High87.1%+16.7pp
144Continental Local High School
Continental · Continental Local
High87.0%+16.7pp
145Montpelier High School
Montpelier · Montpelier Exempted Village
High87.0%+16.7pp
146Westlake High School
Westlake · Westlake City
High87.0%+16.6pp
147Leipsic High School
Leipsic · Leipsic Local
High87.0%+16.6pp
148Metro Early College High School
Columbus · Metro Early College High School
High87.0%+16.6pp
149Edgerton High School
Edgerton · Edgerton Local
High86.9%+16.5pp
150Thomas Worthington High School
Worthington · Worthington City
High86.8%+16.5pp
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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 Social Studies 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.