Scioto Families

Greetings, Irish family!

Whether you're a current student, proud parent, dedicated faculty member, alum, or a visitor eager to learn more about us, we are thrilled to have you here. As a pivotal institution within the esteemed Dublin City Schools, Scioto High School remains steadfast in our commitment to excellence, community, and the holistic development of every student who walks our halls.

🍀 Discover the Irish Spirit!🍀  
From our outstanding academic programs to our vibrant extracurricular activities, there is something for everyone at Scioto. We are not just a school; we are a community bound by the shared pursuit of knowledge, growth, and the celebration of our diverse talents.

💡 Navigate and Explore:  
Peruse our site to get the latest updates on upcoming events, student achievements, athletic schedules, and so much more. We've designed this space keeping you in mind, ensuring easy navigation and access to the information you need.

🤝 Connect & Engage: 
We believe in the strength of community. We encourage you to reach out, get involved, and discover the myriad opportunities that Scioto High School offers. Let’s continue to work together, ensuring that our students are equipped with the tools and experiences they need to shine brightly in the world.

Thank you for being a part of our proud and ever-growing Scioto family. Here's to a future filled with inspiration, accomplishments, and true Irish pride!

Where Tradition Meets Tomorrow,  
The Scioto High School Team 🍀

Original Cost: $30,282,609

Opened: 1995

Dublin Scioto High School acquired its name from the Scioto River. The Scioto River, which begins in Auglaize county in west-central Ohio, flows southeast past Dublin, Columbus, Circleville and Chillicothe before it joins with the Ohio River at Portsmouth after a 237-mile-long journey. The name Scioto is speculated to come from the Iroquoian word for “deer.” Ohio’s chief transportation system in its early years of statehood was its water routes. Lake Erie and the Ohio River provided for passage through our state, and the many rivers, including the Scioto, provided for travel into the interior portions of Ohio.

The Dublin Scioto mascot is the Irish and some notable alumni include: Nick Goings ‘96, former NFL fullback for the Carolina Panthers, Jay Richardson ‘02, former NFL defensive end, Tamara Witmer ‘02, model, Eric Brunner ‘04, MLS defender for the Houston Dynamo, Sean Kuraly (K-11th grade, 1998-2009), hockey player for the Columbus Blue Jackets, Bradley McDougald ‘09, NFL safety for the Seattle Seahawks, Deji Olatoye ‘09, NFL cornerback for the Atlanta Falcons, Eric Stamets ‘09, baseball player in the Cleveland Indians organization, Reilly Hickey ‘15, film producer, won a Tony Award in 2018 for her role in the production of “Once on this Island.”

District enrollment when the building opened was 9,861. The building is 257,425 square feet in size.