Original Research by School Decision on Reynoldsburg High School 9x Impact
Reynoldsburg High School 9X Impact is closed and no longer operating. This school has not been in service, so there are no current enrollment figures, test results, graduation data, or program information to report.
The school was located in Reynoldsburg, a suburban city in the Columbus metropolitan area that spans Franklin, Fairfield, and Licking counties. Reynoldsburg itself is a growing community, with recent housing development and infrastructure projects underway, including major residential annexations and commercial corridor expansion along East Main Street. The city is served by Reynoldsburg City Schools, the parent district.
The district faced a significant financial setback in November 2024 when voters rejected an emergency operating levy, forcing the district to cut operating funds substantially. As a result, the district notified roughly fifty teachers of layoffs, eliminated assistant principal positions at the elementary level, cut school resource officers, deferred maintenance and technology updates, adjusted transportation, and raised athletic participation fees. The district has indicated no plans for a new levy in the near term, meaning reduced service levels and higher out-of-pocket costs are the operating baseline for families in the district going forward.
Because this school is no longer operational, families in Reynoldsburg who are looking for high school options within the district should contact Reynoldsburg City Schools directly to learn which high schools are currently serving students and what programs are available. The district's website and administration office can provide current school assignments and enrollment information.
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