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The cosmetology program at Ponitz Career-Technology Center is starting up an after school salon! Ponitz Cosmetology Salon is now open to students, teachers and the public on select Tuesdays. Accepting all clients at 3 PM – January 10th & 24th February 7th & 21st March 7th & 21st April 11th & 25th May 2nd & 16th Take advantage of these …
January 10, 2023 To the Board of Education, DPS Staff, and the Dayton Community, As I finish the final year of my contract, which ends on July 31, 2023, I wanted to take a few moments to reflect on my six years as Superintendent of Dayton City Schools. I want to thank the board, staff, students, families, and community for …
This document will be updated as more sessions are added. College Credit Plus (CCP) is a program that provides students with the opportunity to earn college credits during high school for free. In place of regular high school classes, students can take college courses and earn credits that can be transferred to colleges and universities after graduation. To participate in CCP, …
Beginning today, Friday, January 6th, several new measures will be implemented at DPS athletic events. These procedures are being enacted with the safety of students, staff and spectators in mind. Ticket sales for students will end at the start of halftime of all varsity games. No students will be permitted to enter games after this point in time unless accompanied …
Over the last few years, the Dayton Public School District has received COVID-relief funds from the federal government. These funds, often referred to as “ESSER” funds (Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief) or “ARP” funds (American Rescue Plan), have been used to keep students and staff safe during the pandemic, and to help students catch up academically after a period …
RTA is making several route changes that take effect on Sunday, January 8th. Students who ride the RTA to and from school are encouraged to review the changes and plan their routes accordingly. View an updated list of routes by school here. View all January 8th route changes here. (To select a specific route and view the current schedule alongside …
Due to an increase in sickness in Montgomery County, and the possibility of exposure to illness over the holidays, masks will be highly recommended for all staff and students after Winter Break. This is a precautionary measure that will end on Friday, January 13th. It is recommended that staff members who are returning prior to the end of Winter Break …
Over the last few years, the Dayton Public School District has received COVID-relief funds from the federal government. These funds, often referred to as “ESSER” funds (Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief) or “ARP” funds (American Rescue Plan), have been used to keep students and staff safe during the pandemic, and to help students catch up academically after a period …
The district appreciates student and adult support at sporting events. Appropriate behavior and conduct are expected by all. Athletic events should be a point of pride for the district, and students and adults should represent the district in a positive light. The student code of conduct will be followed at all times, just as it is during the school day. …
Over the last few years, the Dayton Public School District has received COVID-relief funds from the federal government. These funds, often referred to as “ESSER” funds (Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief) or “ARP” funds (American Rescue Plan), have been used to keep students and staff safe during the pandemic, and to help students catch up academically after a period …