Mariemont High School's Class of 2026 earned $13 million in scholarships and landed acceptances at more than 151 colleges and universities nationwide.

The figures come from the school's newly released 2026-2027 school profile, which details academic outcomes for the graduating class. Ninety-five percent of graduates enrolled in college, with 94% at four-year institutions and 1% at two-year schools. The remaining 5% pursued employment or a gap year.

The profile also breaks down Advanced Placement results. In spring 2026, 254 students sat for 544 AP exams and posted a 91% passage rate. Twelve subjects hit 100% pass rates, including Biology, Calculus BC, English Language and Literature, Environmental Science, Physics C: Mechanics, and U.S. Government.

The class produced 60 AP Scholars: 32 earned AP Scholar with Distinction, 10 earned AP Scholar with Honor, 18 earned AP Scholar, and two received the AP Capstone Diploma. Beyond AP honors, the class included 73 National Honor Society members, 64 Honors Diploma recipients, three National Merit Finalists and five National Merit Commended students.

Principal Dr. James Renner praised the class's academic work in a December 2025 school announcement recognizing four seniors named National Merit Semifinalists. Renner called the four students an example of "the academic excellence and dedication we strive for at Mariemont High School."

The 470-student school serves families in Mariemont, Terrace Park, Columbia Township and Fairfax. It offers 20 AP courses and 16 honors courses, and students can begin AP coursework in ninth grade with no cap on how many they take. Teachers average 17 years of experience, 88% hold master's degrees, and the pupil-to-teacher ratio is 13-to-1.

Mariemont High School holds AP School Honor Roll Platinum Distinction from the College Board and has been named a Blue Ribbon School four times. The district earned a five-star rating on the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce Report Card for 2024-25.

The profile spotlights Warriors BEyond, an experiential learning program running kindergarten through 12th grade. High school students in grades 9 through 11 participate in a required three-day Intersession each spring, choosing from teacher-led courses, hands-on career exploration or college visits.

All students must complete 40 hours of community service, recorded as a pass/fail course on their transcript.

The next class is already posting results. The Class of 2027, numbering 128 students, averaged a composite ACT score of 25 with 98% of the class tested, compared to the Ohio and national average of 19.