Summary:
Zip code 45458 is home to four public schools, all elementary, serving about 2,625 students across two districts: Springboro Community City and Centerville City; three of the schools serve grades 2–5, while Centerville Primary Village South serves only PK–1.
Five Points is the clear standout in this ZIP. It is the largest school at 979 students, holds a 5-star rating, and ranks 109 of 1,560 schools statewide (93rd percentile), improving from 147th and then 126th in prior years. Its reported 2025–26 proficiency is strong across the board, averaging about 87.4%, and it outperforms its already high-performing Springboro district by roughly 4.5 percentage points. It also has the lowest chronic absenteeism in the group at 4.2%, well below its district's 8.2%. Among the Centerville schools, Weller Elementary School is the strongest: 4 stars, a rank of 168 of 1,560 (89th percentile) with an improving trend, test averages around 84.9%, the lowest reported free/reduced lunch rate at 17.26%, and absenteeism of 10.4%, under the district's 14.6%.
W O Cline Elementary School is the smallest school (434 students) and the lowest-ranked tested school at 436 of 1,560 (72nd percentile), with a declining trend of 392 → 421 → 436. Its test scores remain above state averages but generally trail Centerville district averages, and it has the highest free/reduced lunch rate (34.79%) and absenteeism above the district (16.1%). Centerville Primary Village South, as a PK–1 school, has no test scores or rank to compare, but shows the highest absenteeism at 18.8% and the highest student-teacher ratio at 21.8. Notably, Five Points spends the least per student ($9,408 in 2018–19) while achieving the best results, and attendance tracks with achievement across the other schools.
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