![]() |
|
![]() |
How much do you know about Dayton Public Schools?
DPS surpassed Ohio’s overall growth rate in all subject areas by 12.4 percent. A higher percentage of students passed the test, and the percentage of district tenth-grade students scoring proficient or above increased in all five areas.
Welcome
DPS Construction Program: A Decade of Progress
Our focus remains on teaching and learning, operational efficiency and customer service. Teachers and administrators are working together as never before under Race to the Top to ensure that students and educators are ready for the rigorous new state standards and measurements that will roll out in 2013-2014. We will dedicate our last four brand new schools this year, and we will work to earn your support by delivering excellent customer service in our schools and departments across the district.
We enter the new school year with improved student achievement, a new academic plan, renewed commitment to parent and family involvement, and continued outreach to our business and community partners. Budget reductions resulting from shrinking resources and the state and local levels have challenged us to reinvent ourselves. But we will not shrink from our responsibility to our students. Our decisions, academic and operational, rest on four academic non-negotiables: (1) kindergarten readiness, (2) third-graders reading on grade level, (3) closing the achievement gap with a focus on special education, and (4) high school graduates ready for college and careers.
News & Events 
- Savor Sundays with Stivers fund-raiser returns
- Parent U helps families navigate U.S. education system
- Stivers student wins district-wide spelling bee
- DPS Science & Technology Fair
February 04, 2012 09:00AM - Professional Development Day (No students)
February 10, 2012 06:20PM - Winter Break - No School
February 17, 2012 06:22PM - Presidents' Day (District closed)
February 20, 2012 06:23PM










Building Usage Form
Registration
Calendar
InfoNet
Board Info





