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The Dayton Public School District is excited to announce a series of community meetings to engage parents, students, staff, and the broader community in the search for the next superintendent. This effort seeks to gather valuable input on the qualities and attributes the community wishes to see in the district’s next leader. Alma Advisory Group will be leading the superintendent …
Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium to undergo complete replacement of track beginning in May COLUMBUS, Ohio – The Ohio High School Athletic Association has announced that the 2024 track and field state tournament will be hosted at Welcome Stadium in Dayton. The track at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium at The Ohio State University will be removed in May and replaced with a …
In an effort to increase safety at all DPS athletic events, the following changes will be implemented beginning Thursday, October 12th. Please review the changes with your student and contact Jenee Tolliver in the Athletics Department at 937-542-4070 or email jtolliver@daytonpublic.com with any questions. All students (including those outside of the district) must have their student ID to enter any …
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 Public Schools has received several questions concerning the incident that occurred on August 21st at Rosa Parks Early Learning Center. The District would like to issue additional information regarding the incident. Immediately upon viewing the video, the Department of Human Resources and Department of Safety & Security were contacted to open an investigation. On the day of the incident, …
In light of the recent incident at Rosa Parks Early Learning Center, the District is taking additional measures to ensure all 2,300 employees are properly trained and qualified for their positions in an effort to prevent such incidents from occurring in the future. Fitness for duty will be measured in terms of job qualification, training, and social-emotional health and well-being. …
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 …
Beginning Tuesday, September 12, 2023, the District will be rolling out new measures to enhance student safety on all yellow buses. K-8 students will be required to scan a Student ID badge as they enter the bus in the morning and as they exit the bus in the afternoon. This new safety feature will alert parents and guardians who use …
Advisory Committees: Ohio recognizes the importance of these councils and has established a law (Ohio Revised Code 3313.82) that requires every school district and educational service center to have a business advisory council. Each career-technical education program must hold at least one advisory meeting every school year. The purpose of a career-technical advisory committee is to: Advise by providing information …
Due to the anticipated heat index this afternoon and evening, all Dayton Public Schools athletic practices will be moved indoors. All outdoor competitions are postponed and will be rescheduled. The safety of all athletes and spectators is our utmost priority, thank you for your support as we work to keep all athletic events safe.