Summary:
Springboro, Ohio is home to two public middle schools — Springboro Junior High School, serving grades 6–8 with 975 students, and Springboro Intermediate School, serving grade 6 with 502 students — both in the high-performing Springboro Community City district, which ranks 65th of 773 Ohio districts, in the 92nd percentile with 5 stars.
Springboro Junior High is roughly twice the size of Springboro Intermediate and accounts for about 66% of the combined listed middle-school enrollment of 1,477, though the overlapping grade 6 listings may double-count some students. Nearly every reported test score at both schools is above the Ohio average. The standout results are in advanced math: Springboro Junior High posted 100% proficiency in Geometry End of Course in both 2024–25 and 2025–26, and Algebra I at 100% and 97.5%, while Springboro Intermediate's 7th Grade Mathematics reached 100% in both years. Those numbers most likely reflect accelerated or above-grade-level cohorts rather than full grade-level averages. Grade-level scores at both schools generally sit close to district results, which are already strong.
The two schools differ in trend and climate. Springboro Junior High's state rank moved from 101 of 1,046, 90th percentile, 5 stars in 2023–24 to 127 of 1,046, 88th percentile, 4 stars in 2025–26, with 7th Grade Mathematics easing from 75.8 to 71.1 and 7th Grade ELA from 83.0 to 79.2. Springboro Intermediate improved at grade 6, with math rising from 77.0 to 84.1 and ELA from 68.8 to 73.9. Chronic absenteeism is the sharpest non-test contrast: 13.4% at Springboro Junior High versus 7.8% at Springboro Intermediate and 8.2% districtwide — a gap not explained by free/reduced lunch rates (13.54% vs. 12.95%) or student-teacher ratios (20.8 vs. 20.3), which are nearly identical.
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