Summary:
Bellbrook, Ohio is home to four public schools — two elementary, one middle, and one high school — all part of the Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Local district, serving about 2,725 students: grades K–2 at Stephen Bell Elementary School, grades 3–5 at Bell Creek Intermediate School, grades 6–8 at Bellbrook Middle School, and grades 9–12 at Bellbrook High School. The district ranks 32nd of 773 Ohio districts — 96th percentile, 5 stars — and every reported test score at every tested school is above the state average.
Math is where these schools shine. Bellbrook Middle School posted 100% proficiency in Algebra I in both 2025–2026 and 2024–2025, and 8th Grade Science came in at 91.8% versus 61.2% statewide; it ranks 52nd of 1,046 middle schools. Bell Creek Intermediate School also hit 100% in 6th Grade Mathematics, with 5th Grade Mathematics at 89.9% against 59.1% statewide, plus the city's lowest chronic absenteeism (4.2%) and lowest free/reduced lunch rate (20.67%). Bellbrook High School ranks 30th of 795 high schools at 96th percentile with a 96.9% graduation rate, and its Geometry result of 83.5% is a striking +40.2 points above the state's 43.3%.
The biggest differences among the four schools are operational. Stephen Bell Elementary School gives no state tests because it serves K–2, but it has the smallest classes (17.8 students per teacher) and the highest free/reduced lunch rate at 26.92%. Bellbrook High School stands out for chronic absenteeism at 11.3%, well above the district's 6.6% and above all three lower schools, though its achievement remains strong. Note that per-student spending figures date from 2018–2019 and should not be read as current.
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