The top reported proficiency rate is 100% in English language arts. The lowest is 0% in Math.
Original Research by School Decision on Miamisburg Online School
Miamisburg Online School is a district-run, full-time remote school serving kindergarten through grade twelve within the Miamisburg City Schools district. The school operates from Park Avenue in Miamisburg, a mixed-use Dayton suburb in southern Montgomery County blending a historic riverfront downtown with residential neighborhoods and modern commercial development.
The available enrollment data shows zero reported students across all grade levels for the school year on file. This presents a significant challenge in assessing the school's actual academic and operational status. The state testing data available covers only a single sixth-grade cohort in the 2021-22 school year, with that student showing proficiency in English language arts but not in mathematics. Eighth-grade testing participation was zero across math, ELA, and science. Given the extremely limited testing footprint, state assessment results do not provide a reliable picture of school performance.
On the proficiency index—a measure averaging reported results across tested subjects and grades—Miamisburg Online School sits below the midpoint when compared to other schools in Montgomery County. However, with only one tested student across the available data, this comparison reflects a very narrow sample and may not be predictive of future performance or representative of the school's actual capacity.
The absence of current enrollment and recent testing data raises questions about the school's operational status and student population that a parent may want to clarify directly with the Miamisburg City Schools district office. Online schooling serves a particular family need—flexibility around work schedules, medical needs, or learning preferences—but understanding current enrollment trends, the range of courses offered, support services available, and how the school integrates with district-wide resources and graduation pathways would be essential before considering it as an option.
Miamisburg itself is experiencing notable growth, with multiple new residential subdivisions in development and commercial expansion anchored by the Austin Landing mixed-use project. The district restructured its elementary buildings in the 2024-2025 school year into a primary (K-2) and intermediate (3-5) model, a change that affects building assignments and transitions. Property taxes funding schools in Miamisburg are subject to Ohio's 20-mill floor, meaning tax revenue to schools rises automatically when home values are reassessed. Housing values in the area are moderate relative to national benchmarks, and rent-to-income affordability sits at a workable level for households at median income.
For families considering Miamisburg Online School, the lack of current enrollment and limited recent academic data means a conversation with the district about the school's current operation, staffing, course breadth, college preparation pathways, and student support systems would be necessary before enrollment.
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