Dublin City

Dublin City School District serves 16,525 students across 24 schools in Franklin County's suburban communities. The district experienced modest growth of 0.5% enrollment in the prior year, suggesting relative stability. With 961 teachers, the district maintains a student-teacher ratio of 17.2:1.

Academically, Dublin City performs above state averages across measured indicators. Math proficiency reaches 88.9% compared to the Ohio average of 79.9%, while reading proficiency stands at 73.9% versus 65.9% statewide. The district's graduation rate of 97.1% exceeds Ohio's 95.1% average. Chronic absenteeism is reported at 14.3%.

The student population reflects suburban diversity. White students comprise 56.6% of enrollment, with Asian students representing 21.1%. Hispanic and Black students account for 9.1% and 5.9% respectively. The district serves 21.1% economically disadvantaged students, 13.1% English learners, and 14.5% students with disabilities.

Dublin City's financial position differs notably from state norms. Per-pupil spending of $9,409 exceeds the state average of $8,239, supporting a total budget of $274.7 million. The revenue structure is heavily dependent on local funding, which comprises 82.3% of revenue. State funding accounts for 14.1% and federal funding for 3.6%. This local revenue concentration suggests the district serves a relatively affluent tax base compared to many Ohio districts.