Summary
Springboro High School is a public high school in Springboro, Ohio, serving grades 9–12 in the Springboro Community City district; with 2,035 students, it is the largest school in this comparison set. In 2025–2026 it ranked 62nd of 795 Ohio high schools — the 92nd percentile, with 5 stars — and its district also earned 5 stars, ranking 65th of 773 districts statewide. Its history shows durable performance: it was in the 83rd–85th percentile in 2016–17 and 2017–18, then the 92nd–94th percentile in most years since 2018–19, so the move from 55th of 855 to 62nd of 795 still leaves it in the top decile.
Academically, Springboro is at or near the top of its nearby peer group. Its average proficiency across the six reported end-of-course subjects in 2025–26 is 84.6%, versus a same-subject state average of about 63.2%, and all six subjects beat the state — with the largest margins in Geometry (+24.6 points), Biology (+23.7), English II (+22.9), and Algebra I (+21.1). American History is the highest absolute result at 92.5%, while Geometry at 67.9% is the lowest, still far above the state's 43.3% but below the district's 70.2%. Waynesville High School is the closest competitor and edges Springboro in American Government, Biology, and English II, but Springboro leads in American History, Geometry, and Algebra I and has the slightly higher six-subject average. Springboro is higher than Lebanon High School, Miamisburg High School, Middletown High School, Carlisle High School, and Franklin High School in all six subjects.
Springboro pairs a 98.8% graduation rate with 9.4% chronic absenteeism in 2025–26 — the best combination among nearby comprehensive high schools. Waynesville High School has a nearly identical graduation rate (98.6%) but far higher absenteeism (19.9%), and Springboro's absenteeism is less than half that of most nearby districts. Notably, it achieves these results with the highest student–teacher ratio in the group (26.1 in 2024–25) and the lowest per-student spending among nearby schools with data ($7,421 in 2018–19). Most student subgroups also perform strongly, including low-income students, who rank in the 90th percentile with 5 stars.
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