Summary:
Springboro Community City is served by exactly one high school: Springboro High School, which enrolls 2,035 students in grades 9–12 in Springboro, Ohio. The Springboro Community City district ranks 65th of 773 Ohio districts — the 92nd percentile — and holds a 5-star rating, placing it among the state's strongest districts.
Because there is only one school, Springboro High School is the whole story, and it is a strong one. The graduation rate is 98.8%, matching the district, and chronic absenteeism is 9.4% — still in single digits, though slightly above the district's 8.2%. Proficiency beats the state average in every End-of-Course subject in both 2024–2025 and 2025–2026, usually by 16 to 28 points. In 2025–2026: American History 92.5%, Biology 90.7%, American Government 88.0%, English II 85.6%, Algebra I 82.7%, and Geometry 67.9%. Only 12.33% of students qualify for free/reduced lunch, and the student-teacher ratio is 26.1 — high, yet results remain strong. The school earned 5 stars and ranked 62nd of 795 in 2025–2026, 55th of 855 in 2024–2025, and 56th of 864 in 2023–2024.
Two things for parents to watch. First, math is the relative weak spot: Geometry is the lowest score both years (67.9% in 2025–2026 and 70.8% in 2024–2025) and sits 2.3 to 3.5 points below the district, while Algebra I trails the district by roughly 4 points; one possible explanation is that district math figures include advanced middle-school test-takers. Second, the school's percentile slipped from 94 to 92, and its margin over the state narrowed in all six subjects year over year as the state improved. Even so, Geometry — the weakest subject — still beat the state by 24.6 points. Note that the $7,421 per-student spending figure dates to 2018–2019.
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