Marysville Partners In Education

Marysville Partners in Education

To develop a framework to transparently communicate the value of investing in our community, engaging stakeholders, working collaboratively to provide educational opportunities that meet community expectations for all students, and promoting the financial well-being and prosperity of residents, schools, and businesses in our area.

Did You Know?

In 2023, MEVSD spent $12,990 per student, compared to the state average of $15,427 per student for public school districts.

National Spanish Honor Society established in 2023.

Of over 600 public school districts in Ohio, about 81% of the districts spend more per student than MEVSD spends.

In 2025 the first MHS students are on track to graduate with Associate Degrees in Business Administration.

Out of the eight public school districts in Central Ohio with the lowest school tax burden, only one district had a higher FY23 student performance index than MEVSD.

The instructional expenditure per student in MEVSD is $7,570, compared to the state average of $8,803.

MEVSD offers 27 varsity sports.

The administration expenditure per student in MEVSD is $1,529, compared to the state average of $2,083.

MEVSD received the Auditor of State Award for Outstanding Accounting Practices in 7 of the last 10 years.

Early College High School is the residency site of the Ohio STEM Learning Network.

According to the Educational Service Center of Central Ohio, Superintendent Diane Allen’s salary ranks 12th out of 31 Central Ohio public school districts.

The local tax revenue in MEVSD is $5,071 per student, compared to the state average of $6,903.

Early College High School has 38 industry partners.

In 10 years, nearly 50 students have earned an Associate Degree at ECHS.

2024 seniors earned a total of 1,448 college credits at ECHS.

Homeschooled students can participate in all extracurricular activities.

109 seniors are participating in internship programs.

92% of the 2023 graduating class enrolled in post-secondary education.

In 2024, 3 students received the National Rural and Small Town Award (NRSTA).

In 2024, 1 student was a National Merit Scholarship Commended Student.

In 2024, 1 student received a National African American Recognition Award (NAARA).

Of all the public school districts in Ohio, MEVSD is one of only 14 districts with a high school dedicated strictly to STEM.

National Art Honor Society established in 2020.

Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society established.

40 Agriculture interns in 2023-24 aligned with partners in business and industry.

FFA Program chosen Top 10 in the United States in 2023 and 2024.

2024 graduates to date have accepted almost $2.5 million in scholarships.

Over 50 student clubs and organizations provide socialization and peer support.

Marysville Show Choir has won over 50 Grand Champion awards.

Marysville Marching Band has won 12 consecutive Superior ratings.

MEVSD has full-time School Resource Officers in all school buildings except Raymond Elementary, which has a part-time SRO.

In Central Ohio, the average single-family home sends an average of 0.8 students to public school, while the average multi-family apartment sends an average of 0.2 students to public school.

Of 25 Central Ohio School Districts, MEVSD has the second lowest school tax burden.

If 5.5 mill levy passes, MEVSD will have the third lowest school tax burden in Central Ohio.

Of 25 Central Ohio School Districts, all districts with a higher student performance index than MEVSD also have a higher tax burden.