Summary:
ZIP code 44672 covers Sebring, Ohio, and has two public schools serving a total of 360 students: B L Miller Elementary School, which serves grades K–6 with 213 students, and Mckinley High School, which serves grades 7–12 with 147 students, so the middle grades are housed inside the high school rather than in a separate building. Both belong to the Sebring Local district, which is ranked #349 of 773 Ohio districts, at the 55th percentile with 3 stars.
The two schools look quite different from each other. B L Miller is the stronger performer, ranked #566 of 1,560 schools — 64th percentile with 3 stars — up from 49th percentile two years earlier. Mckinley is ranked #472 of 795, at the 41st percentile with 2 stars, below both the elementary school and the district, though it improved from 30th percentile the year before. Attendance shows the same split: chronic absenteeism is 11.6% at B L Miller versus 26.1% at Mckinley, which is also higher than the district's 17.4%. Mckinley does report a 100.0% graduation rate. Mckinley also has far more staff per student, with a student–teacher ratio of 8.5 compared with 13.8 at the elementary school.
Parents should know that each school has clear strengths. B L Miller posts strong results in 3rd- and 4th-grade math (80.8% and 86.4% proficient) and in 3rd-, 4th-, and 5th-grade ELA, though 6th-grade ELA is a weak spot at 44.0% versus the state's 56.0%. At Mckinley, science stands out — 8th-grade science at 81.0% and Biology End of Course at 84.6% — along with American History and English II, while American Government (51.6%), Geometry (35.7%), and 7th-grade math (43.5%) fall below state averages. Grade-level results swing widely year to year, likely because the student groups are small, so a single year should be read with caution. Free/reduced-lunch data is unavailable for both schools, and per-student spending figures date back to 2018–2019.
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