Summary:
ZIP 45342 contains 8 schools, all within the Miamisburg City district, serving grades PK–12: 6 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school, with a total enrollment of 4,349 students. The district is mid-pack for Ohio, ranking 402 of 773 (48th percentile, 2 stars). The high school enrolls 1,437 students, the middle school 1,105, and the elementary schools 1,807 combined.
Among standouts, Mound Intermediate School has the strongest current elementary profile, with the highest rank (58th percentile, 3 stars), lowest chronic absenteeism (11.7%), and above-state results in science 5 (72.4%), math 4 (76.8%), and ELA 5 (77.8%). Miamisburg Middle School excels in advanced Algebra I (97.7% proficient vs. 61.6% state), though 8th grade math is only 39.4% (vs. 52.0% state). Miamisburg High School is strong in American History (80.6% vs. 73.2%) but weak in Geometry (38.5% vs. 43.3%). Jane Chance Intermediate School has the lowest student-teacher ratio (14.5) and second-lowest absenteeism (12.4%). Kinder Intermediate School has the largest classes (21.4 ratio) but the highest 5th grade ELA result (81.1% vs. 70.4% state), with weak 3rd grade math (45.7% vs. 62.1% state). Bear Primary School has the highest need: 71.18% free/reduced lunch, 17.7% absenteeism, and the lowest prior rank (36th percentile, 2 stars).
Key takeaways for parents: Chronic absenteeism splits by level—the high school (30.4%) and middle school (24.0%) are above the district’s 21.4%, while all elementaries are below, from Mound’s 11.7% to Bear’s 17.7%. The high school shows a 42.1-point gap between American History and Geometry. Middle school advanced math is exceptional, but general math is uneven. Spending does not clearly align with outcomes, and data years vary. K–2 primaries (Medlar View Primary School and Mark Twain Primary School) lack current test scores due to their grade spans, so comparisons rely on older rankings.
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