Summary:
Springboro Community City is a high-performing Ohio district serving about 6,194 students across six schools — three elementary, two middle, and one high school — covering pre-kindergarten through grade 12. The district ranks 65th of 773 in Ohio, placing it in the 92nd percentile with 5 stars. Every reported test score in the file is above the corresponding state average, at every grade level.
Among schools with rank histories, Five Points stands out as the strongest overall: 109th of 1,560 (93rd percentile, 5 stars), up from rank 147 two years earlier, with the lowest chronic absenteeism in the district at 4.2%. Springboro High School is by far the largest at 2,035 students, rated 5 stars with a 98.8% graduation rate. Dennis is a solid 4-star elementary (271st of 1,560) but trails Five Points despite the highest reported per-student spending ($10,104 vs. $9,408, 2018–19). Springboro Junior High School posts outstanding advanced math — 100% in Geometry and 97.5% in Algebra I — yet has the district's highest absenteeism at 13.4% and slipped from 5 stars to 4. Clearcreek Elementary School (PK–1) and Springboro Intermediate School (grade 6) have no rank history.
Absenteeism splits by school level: all elementaries are below the district's 8.2%, while both secondary schools are above it. Reported free/reduced lunch ranges from 6.59% to 13.54%, though Five Points and Dennis have no reported figure. The high school has the highest student-teacher ratio (26.1) and Five Points the lowest (18.1). Advanced math is a district-wide strength, while secondary ELA sits below the district's math peaks. Note that grade 6 appears at two schools, and several blank fields mean not every school can be compared directly.
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