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Worthington City School District

499 homes closed inside this district's boundary through September 14, 2026, at a median of $431,000. The towns that feed it, what actually sold, and the one check that keeps a buyer from discovering the wrong district at the closing table.

499closings, 2026 YTD
$431,000median sale price
4mailing cities inside

Which towns are in the Worthington City School District?

Sales inside the boundary this year carried these mailing addresses most often: Columbus, Worthington, Powell, Westerville. Treat that as a map hint, not a rule. Mailing city, corporate limits and school district are three different maps with the same names on them, and a Columbus address can sit in a neighboring district.

Town guides for the places inside this district: Worthington, Powell, Westerville.

What did homes in the Worthington City School District sell for in 2026?

MeasureValueBasis
Closed sales499MLS closings Jan 1 to Sep 14, 2026, inside the district boundary
Median sale price$431,000every closing above, one median
Boundary sourceState of Ohio, School Districts 2025maps.ohio.gov, matched by parcel coordinates

One median across a whole district describes the district, not any one house. If you own or want a specific home here, send me the address and I will pull the comparable sales that actually apply to it.

Which ZIP codes are in the Worthington City School District?

ZIP codes where this year's closings fell inside the district boundary, each with its own sold-data page:

  • 43081 (Westerville): 657 closings, median $390,000
  • 43065 (Powell): 566 closings, median $538,500
  • 43235 (Columbus): 330 closings, median $422,500
  • 43085 (Worthington, Columbus): 215 closings, median $425,000

How is the Worthington City School District rated on the Ohio School Report Card?

4 of 5overall rating, 2025-26
10,650students enrolled
95.1%four-year graduation rate (state 88.8%)
ComponentRating
Achievement4 of 5
Progress4 of 5
Gap closing5 of 5
Graduation4 of 5
Early literacy3 of 5
College, career, workforce and military readiness2 of 5

Schools in the Worthington City School District, rated

SchoolAchievementProgressGap closingGraduationEarly literacyReadiness
Bluffsview Elementary School5 of 54 of 55 of 5Not rated4 of 5Not rated
Brookside Elementary School4 of 54 of 54 of 5Not rated3 of 5Not rated
Colonial Hills Elementary School4 of 54 of 54 of 5Not rated3 of 5Not rated
Evening Street Elementary School5 of 54 of 54 of 5Not rated4 of 5Not rated
Granby Elementary School4 of 53 of 55 of 5Not rated2 of 5Not rated
Kilbourne Middle School4 of 53 of 54 of 5Not ratedNot ratedNot rated
Liberty Elementary School4 of 52 of 54 of 5Not rated4 of 5Not rated
Mccord Middle School4 of 54 of 54 of 5Not ratedNot ratedNot rated
Perry Middle School4 of 54 of 55 of 5Not ratedNot ratedNot rated
Phoenix Middle School5 of 53 of 54 of 5Not ratedNot ratedNot rated
Slate Hill Elementary School3 of 52 of 54 of 5Not rated2 of 5Not rated
Thomas Worthington High School4 of 55 of 54 of 54 of 5Not rated3 of 5
Wilson Hill Elementary School4 of 54 of 53 of 5Not rated3 of 5Not rated
Worthington Estates Elementary School4 of 54 of 54 of 5Not rated3 of 5Not rated
Worthington Hills Elementary School5 of 53 of 55 of 5Not rated4 of 5Not rated
Worthington Kilbourne High School4 of 54 of 54 of 54 of 5Not rated2 of 5
Worthington Park Elementary School4 of 55 of 55 of 5Not rated3 of 5Not rated
Worthingway Middle School4 of 54 of 54 of 5Not ratedNot ratedNot rated

"Not rated" means the state does not rate that component for that school's grade span. Which school an address feeds is an attendance-zone question for the district office, not a ZIP or a listing.

The State of Ohio rates every district from one to five stars overall and on six components: achievement, progress, gap closing, graduation, early literacy, and college, career, workforce and military readiness. The figures above are the state's, pulled from the 2025-26 report card; read the full card here: Worthington City School District on Ohio School Report Cards. The state republishes every September and this page follows it.

How do I confirm an address is actually in this district?

  1. The county auditor's parcel record. Every parcel lists its taxing school district. That is the legal answer for that address, and it is what I pull first.
  2. The district office. Confirm the attendance zone for the specific school, because zones inside a district move more often than the district line does.
  3. Never the listing. The district on an MLS listing is typed by an agent. It is usually right. It is not a record.

Boundaries change. This page reflects the state's 2025 boundary file and sales through September 14, 2026.

Buying in the Worthington City School District?

Tell me the towns and the budget and I will run the search across the whole district boundary, not one mailing city, and check the parcel record on anything you want to see. Call or text 937-239-2919, or tell me what you are looking for.

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Questions people ask about the Worthington City School District

What is the Worthington City School District's Ohio report card rating?

4 of 5 stars overall on the 2025-26 Ohio School Report Card, with achievement 4, progress 4, gap closing 5, graduation 4, early literacy 3, college, career, workforce and military readiness 2. Enrollment 10,650; four-year graduation rate 95.1%. Those are the state's numbers, linked below, not mine.

Which cities are in the Worthington City School District?

Homes that closed inside the district boundary in 2026 carried these mailing cities most often: Columbus, Worthington, Powell, Westerville. A mailing city is not a district boundary, which is exactly why the address has to be checked, not assumed.

What do homes in the Worthington City School District sell for?

499 homes closed inside the boundary between January 1 and September 14, 2026, at a median sale price of $431,000. That is one number across every home in the district, from the smallest to the largest, so it describes the district, not your house.

How do I confirm a specific address is in the Worthington City School District?

Two sources, in this order: the county auditor's parcel record, which lists the taxing school district for that exact parcel, and then the district office itself. Boundaries change, and attendance zones inside a district change more often. I pull the parcel record for any address my buyers are serious about before they write.

Data: MLS closings compiled by Adam Geuy, Blacktree Realty; district boundaries from the State of Ohio. Not affiliated with the district or the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce.