Summary
Weisenborn Junior High is a grades 7–8 school in Huber Heights, OH, serving 845 students as part of the Huber Heights City district, which ranks 550th of 773 Ohio districts (29th percentile, 1 star). The school ranks 738th of 1,046 Ohio middle schools in 2025–2026, also 29th percentile with 1 star, after hovering in the bottom third of Ohio middle schools for a decade.
In 2025–2026, core test scores were close to the district average but below Ohio: 8th-grade science 43.4%, 7th-grade math 31.6%, 8th-grade math 29.3%, 7th-grade ELA 55.5%, and 8th-grade ELA 44.2%, versus state averages of 61.2%, 48.6%, 52%, 62.7%, and 58.3%. Algebra I is the standout: 92.8% proficiency, far above the district’s 49.5% and Ohio’s 61.6%, and up from 49.5% in 2022–23. Chronic absenteeism is 30.3%, above the district’s 26.1% and much higher than Oakwood Junior High School (4.8%), Morton Middle School (16.0%), Bethel Middle School (17.6%), and Spinning Hills Middle School (5-6) (22.4%), though similar to Fairborn Middle School and Mad River Middle School.
Weisenborn Junior High is large and relatively high-poverty: 54.3% of students qualified for free/reduced lunch in 2024–25, the student-teacher ratio was 18.4 in 2024–25, and reported per-student spending was $6,972 in 2018–19—lower than most nearby peers. It outperforms Wright Brothers Middle School, Edwin Joel Brown Middle School, and Northridge Middle School in many measures, but generally trails Fairborn Middle School, Mad River Middle School, Bethel Middle School, Morton Middle School, and Oakwood Junior High School in science and ELA, with mixed math results. Special education is the clearest equity concern: 6th percentile, 0 stars, declining in recent years. English learners and gifted students rank above the school’s overall percentile, but broad math, ELA, science, and attendance remain the biggest challenges.
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