Dublin City Schools, located northwest of Columbus, has twelve elementary schools, with 6 preschool units, 4 middle schools, and 3 high schools, serving approximately 14,400 students Dublin Schools. In the 2010-11 school year, the Ohio Department of Education awarded Dublin City Schools the rating of Excellent with Distinction for meeting or exceeding the academic standards set by Ohio. Dublin City Schools is one of 86 school districts achieving this designation, out of 609 districts in Ohio (Search NAEP).

Some basic statistics for Dublin City Schools are: 66.2 percent of teachers have a master’s degree or higher, ACT mean score of 24.9, and an SAT mean score of 1694. 98.2 percent of students graduate from Dublin City Schools. More individual statistics for the district and its schools can be found at Dublins Schools – State Report Cards.

Dublin City Schools also offer special programs such as 6 preschool units, summer school, the Young Professionals Academy course of instruction for college bound students, and the Dublin Teacher Academy for students expressing an interest in the education professions.

To set up a time to tour a school, or to get more information on Dublin City Schools, please call 614-764-5913 and contact the Dublin City Schools directly.

State Report cards can be found here or at the Ohio Department of Education site.

Dublin Schools—officially known as Dublin City Schools—is a public school district located northwest of Columbus. The district covers approximately 42 square miles across portions of Franklin, Delaware, and Union counties and currently serves more than 16,000 students across 25 schools.

Dublin City Schools extends beyond the municipal boundaries of the City of Dublin. Homes within the school district may have Dublin, Columbus, Plain City, Powell, Shawnee Hills, Upper Arlington, or Hilliard mailing addresses. Because municipal boundaries, mailing addresses, and school district boundaries do not necessarily correspond, buyers should verify the school district and assigned schools for a specific property directly with Dublin City Schools.

For current information about enrollment, academic performance, staffing, and other district statistics, families can review the Dublin City Schools website and the district’s Ohio School Report Card.

Dublin City Schools provides education from preschool through grade 12, with elementary, middle, and high schools as well as additional educational facilities and programs.

The district’s three comprehensive high schools are:

• Dublin Coffman High School
• Dublin Jerome High School
• Dublin Scioto High School

Dublin City Schools assigns students to schools according to residential attendance boundaries. The district completed a redistricting process in 2026, and new elementary, middle, and high school attendance boundaries will take effect beginning with the 2027–28 school year.

Buyers should use the district’s official School Locator Tool for the appropriate school year to verify the elementary, middle, and high schools assigned to a specific address.

Dublin City Schools provides a range of academic programs and educational pathways across its grade levels.

At the high school level, opportunities include:

• Advanced Placement coursework
• International Baccalaureate programs
• College Credit Plus
• Career exploration and specialized academies
• Gifted education
• Fine and performing arts
• DCS Virtual online courses

Emerald Campus provides additional programming for high school students, including specialized academies, career exploration opportunities, and College Credit Plus options.

Through Ohio’s College Credit Plus program, eligible students in grades 7–12 can take courses from participating Ohio colleges and universities and earn both high school and college credit.

Courses, programs, eligibility requirements, and educational offerings can change from year to year. Families should confirm current opportunities directly with Dublin City Schools.

Dublin City Schools enrolls new students through its online registration system. Families must verify residency within the district and provide required documentation as part of enrollment.

Dublin City Schools does not participate in inter-district open enrollment. Students generally attend the school assigned to their residential address, with limited opportunities for intra-district transfers.

Because new attendance boundaries take effect for the 2027–28 school year, families and prospective buyers should make sure they are using the School Locator Tool for the correct academic year when researching a property. The district also cautions that school information appearing on third-party real estate websites may not reflect updated attendance boundaries.

To verify district boundaries, assigned schools, enrollment requirements, or other information, contact:

Dublin City Schools

5175 Emerald Parkway
Dublin, OH 43017
Main Office: 614-764-5913

Enrollment Center

7060 Coffman Road
Dublin, OH 43017
Phone: 614-760-6000

For current information about Dublin City Schools, families can consult:

• The official Dublin City Schools website
• School Locator Tool and attendance boundary maps
• New student enrollment information
• Individual school websites
• Academic program information
• Specialized program information
• Ohio School Report Cards

Ohio School Report Cards provide current state-reported information about district and individual school performance, including achievement, progress, gap closing, early literacy, graduation, and post-graduation readiness.

School information is provided as a general resource and is subject to change. Buyers are encouraged to verify school district boundaries, school assignments, enrollment requirements, programs, and other information directly with Delaware City Schools.