Arabic | French | Spanish | Swahili | Kinyarwanda | Tigrinya | Turkish | Russian A Wellness Fair will be held for DPS families on Saturday, November 5th from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. The Fair will take place at the School-Based Health Center at Roosevelt Elementary. Services will be provided to adults and children and will include blood pressure …
Superintendent Lolli Named the 2023 Ohio Superintendent of the Year
The Buckeye Association of School Administrators (BASA) has named Superintendent Dr. Elizabeth Lolli the 2023 Ohio Superintendent of the Year. BASA representatives will attend the November 8th DPS Board of Education Review Session to present this prestigious award. Dr. Lolli will also be honored at the BASA Fall Conference in October of 2023. This annual award is presented to one …
COVID-Relief Spending Update: September 2022
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 …
Tutoring available through Kettering Dayton Learning Lab
Kettering Dayton Learning Lab*, formerly known as Grandview Learning Lab, is offering homework help between Monday, September 6, 2022 -May 24, 2023. Location: Physicians Office Building, Lower Level, 425 Grand Ave, Dayton, 45405 Mon & Thurs from 4:30-6:30, 4th-6th grade Tues & Wed from 4:30-6:30, 7th-12th grade 20 students can participate during each session. There is no cost to participate. Transportation …
Biomedical Science students get hands-on experience
Sophomores in Meadowdale CTC’s Biomedical Science pathway begin analyzing clues left at the scene of a crime in early September as part of a class project. Dr. Christina Harsch, the Meadowdale Biomedical Science instructor, said this is an annual project in which students work to determine the cause of death and manner of death of a fictional person based on …
DPS is closing gaps, improving achievement levels
The Dayton Public School District has returned to pre-pandemic gap closing levels, according to the Ohio School Report Cards released Thursday. Rather than an A-F rating system, the Ohio Department of Education rated schools on a 5-star scale this year. Four schools received 4 stars in gap closing, including Charity Adams, Horace Mann, Roosevelt and Mound Street Academy. Nine additional …
COVID-Relief Spending Update: August 2022
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 …
Dayton Digital Academy and Mound Street Academy Student Handbook 2022-2023
To download the student handbook as a PDF, click here. Dayton Digital Academy & Mound Street Academy ONLINE STUDENT/PARENT HANDBOOK 2022-2023 DAYTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS Elizabeth J. Lolli, Ph.D., Superintendent Hiwot Abraha, Treasurer 136 South Ludlow Street Dayton, OH 45402 Ph: (937) 542-3000 Acknowledgements Dayton Digital Academy and Mound Street Academy continue to thrive through the vision and support of …
COVID-Relief Spending Update: July 2022
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 …
WiFi hotspots distributed last year to be turned on
Last year, DPS families that reported not having internet access at home were given WiFi hotspots to use during the school year. Those hotspots are being turned on again on Wednesday, August 31st for students to use throughout the school year. If you have any questions about using the hotspots, please contact the district’s IT Help Desk at 937-542-3184.