Sebring Local

Sebring Local is a two-school Ohio district with a K–6 elementary and a 7–12 high school, serving 360 students total: B L Miller Elementary School (grades K–6, 213 students) and Mckinley High School (grades 7–12, 147 students), which means middle-grade results are reported under the high school. The district, Sebring Local, ranks 349 of 773 (55th percentile, 3 stars), placing it between its stronger elementary and lower-rated high school.

For parents comparing the two, B L Miller Elementary School is the standout. Its 2025–2026 rank is 566 of 1,560 (64th percentile, 3 stars), up from 49th percentile and 2 stars in 2023–2024. Chronic absenteeism is 11.6, below the district’s 17.4. Early-grade results are strong: ELA 3rd grade 84.6 vs state 63.4, math 4th grade 86.4 vs 67.3, ELA 5th grade 84.0 vs 70.4, and math 3rd grade 80.8 vs 62.1. Weak spots include ELA 6th grade 44 vs state 56; math 6th grade fell to 56.0; and science 5th grade improved to 60 but remains below state 62.7.

Mckinley High School is improving but still below median overall: 472 of 795 (41st percentile, 2 stars), up from 30th percentile in 2024–2025, with a 100.0% graduation rate. Its chronic absenteeism is high at 26.1 vs the district’s 17.4. Strengths include Biology 84.6 vs state 67, Science 8th grade 81 vs 61.2, Math 8th grade 70.8 vs 52, American History 76.9 vs 73.2, English II 71.4 vs 62.7, and Algebra I 64 vs 61.6. Weaknesses include Geometry 35.7 vs 43.3, Math 7th grade 43.5 vs 48.6, and American Government 51.6 vs 71.6. Mckinley has a lower student-teacher ratio (8.5 vs 13.8) and slightly higher 2018–2019 per-student spending ($11,776 vs $11,213), but those old resource figures should not be read as current or causal. Free/reduced lunch is not reported, and grade-level changes compare different cohorts, not the same students.