This is who we are, what makes us unique, and why parents and students continually choose Roger Bacon High School.
Our students join a tradition dating back to 1928 of academic excellence and service to others.
Charting a career path
96 percent of Roger Bacon students further their education in colleges and universities.
A family tradition
Almost 50 percent of the Class of 2026 is continuing a family legacy.
Building for the future
Over $8 million spent in new campus improvements construction over the last seven years.
Low student to teacher ratio
With a 12:1 student to teacher ratio we are able to provide an enhanced learning experience.
Finding your own path
Our current student body is made up of students from over 60 different grade schools.
Opportunity for success
As a Roger Bacon Spartan, you’ll have the opportunity to earn up to 72 college credits..
Faces of RB
Meet Amaria
As she heads toward graduation, senior Amaria Wilkinson could not be more proud to be a Spartan.
More about Amaria and her RB storyRoger Bacon provided the ideal high school experience for our sons. They excelled academically and spiritually through the Assisi Scholar Program. The pilgrimage to Assisi, Italy that Senior Assisi Scholars take enriched their faith, fueled their curiosity, broadened their world view and created a lifetime memory.
— Mr. Christopher Powers, Parent
Rooted in the Franciscan values of holiness and learning, self-discipline and compassion, Roger Bacon is a Catholic high school which develops the hearts, minds, and bodies of its young men and women in a caring and challenging environment.
Happy 513 Day!
Happy #513Day to the Roger Bacon family! Being a part of the 513 has helped make us who we are and... WE ARE RB! Do you know what else helps make us who we are?... It's the Annual Fund Drive! We are currently 96.4% of the way complete of our $700,000...
Read full articleRB Baseball Competes at "Big League Weekend" at Great American Ballpark
On May 11th, Roger Bacon played against Division I's Springboro at Great American Ballpark. Twenty-three Spartans had an opportunity to play in the spirited contest in a great venue. Roger Bacon eventually fell 5-4 in 8 innings. The game was part of...
Read full articleThe Final Week Of Honors Recognition Recognizes More Scholarship Recipients
Our final week of Honors recognition recognizes more scholarship recipients. Adam Hortemiller was a 2005 graduate of Roger Bacon. Although diagnosed with a brain tumor at age 10, he remained determined and committed to doing his best each day. Adam l...
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