Springboro High School, of Springboro Schools, has been ranked fifty-third (#53) by the U.S. News & World Report on their 2019 Best Ohio High School Rankings. In the State of Ohio, seven hundred and thirty six (736) total high schools were ranked.
Nationally, over 17,000 public high schools were ranked on six (6) factors based on their performance on state assessments and how well each school prepares students for college. According to the U.S. News & World Report 2019 rankings, Springboro High School is ranked in the top 10% nationally for best public high schools.
Students at Springboro High School have the opportunity to take twenty eight (28) different Advanced Placement® (AP) courses and exams. The AP® participation rate at Springboro High School is nearly fifty percent (50%). During the 2018-2019 school year, Springboro High School had a graduation rate above ninety six percent (96%), including four hundred and eighty three (483) graduates who earned more than $7m in scholarships, along with eight (8) students who achieved the honor of National Merit Scholars.
“I am so proud of the work being done by our staff at Springboro High School. The continued outreach and relationship building from our teachers and administration goes unmatched, as seen by the outstanding success of our students. Our district will continue to move forward thanks to the gracious support of our teachers, staff, and community,” said Superintendent of Springboro Schools Dan Schroer.
The U.S. News and World Report ranking of fifty third (#53) for Springboro High School is one that continues to be on the rise, up from a ranking of fifty forth (#54) in 2018. In 2017, the U.S. News and World Report ranking had Springboro High School listed as sixty first (#61), and just several years ago in 2016, Springboro High School was ranked ninety fourth (#94).
Springboro High School Principal Kyle Martin said, “Our students and staff continue to meet the high expectations set forth by Springboro Schools. Challenging our students with rigorous courses and innovation, which enhances the level of student learning, continues to be a priority over the years. Stretching students academically, while focusing on educating the whole child, is very important to all students and their future. As you can see from the last four years of data, we have made great strides, and we will continue to grow.”