Summary:
ZIP code 43528 in Holland, Ohio is served by a single public high school: Springfield High School, a grades 9–12 campus of about 875 students in the Springfield Local district. Because it is the only high school in the area, it is the sole option for local families, with no other nearby school to compare it against. It holds a 2-star rating and ranks 424th of 795 schools statewide in 2025–26, placing it in the 47th percentile — an improvement from 481st and the 44th percentile the prior year, and ahead of its own district's 39th percentile.
Academically, the school performs better than its mid-range ranking suggests. In 2025–26 it beat the state average in five of six End-of-Course subjects. American History was the strongest result at 80.3% proficient, 7.1 points above the state, and Geometry posted the biggest one-year gain, rising 15 points from 30.8% to 45.8% — moving from 12 points below the state to 2.5 points above it. American Government, Biology and Algebra I also topped state averages. The main academic concern is English II, at 61.4% proficient, the only subject below the state, though it did improve slightly. Algebra I is the one subject where the school trails its district, 64.0% versus 71.4%.
Outside of test scores, the 93.0% graduation rate is a strength, edging the district's 92.7%. Chronic absenteeism, however, is 27.0% — more than one in four students — and 3.8 points above the district's 23.2%, making attendance the clearest non-academic issue. Just over half of students, 52.11%, qualified for free or reduced lunch in 2024–25, so economic need is significant. The most recent per-student spending figure, $8,897, dates from 2018–19 and is too old to reflect current resources.
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