| Public Schools: K-12 |
| Beavercreek |
Beavercreek City Schools are made up of 5 elementary/primary schools, 2 middle schools, and 1 high school. Roughly 7,810 students attend Beavercreek City Schools. |
| Bellbrook / Sugarcreek Township |
Sugarcreek Local Schools are made up of 2 elementary / primary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school. Roughly 2,615 students attend Bellbrook Sugarcreek Local Schools. |
| Cedarville |
Cedar Cliff Local Schools are made us of 1 elementary / primary school, 1 middle school, and 1 high school, in a single-building setting. A total of 621 students attend Cedar Cliff Local Schools. |
| Fairborn |
Fairborn City Schools are made up of 1 primary school, 1 intermediate school, 1 middle school, and 1 high school. Roughly 4,370 students attend Fairborn City Schools. |
| Jamestown |
Greeneview Local Schools are made up of 1 primary school, 1 intermediate school, and 1 high school. A total of 1,442 students attend Greeneview Local Schools. |
| Xenia |
Xenia Community Schools are made up of 7 elementary / primary schools, 2 middle schools, and 1 high school. About 4,840 students attend Xenia Community Schools. |
| Yellow Springs |
Yellow Springs Exempted Village Schools are made up of 1 elementary / primary school and 1 middle school / high school. A total of 690 students attend Yellow Springs Schools. |
| Greene County Career Center |
Greene County Career Center is a joint-vocational school serving Greene County. Students from the seven area high schools attend GCCC during their final two years of school, receiving both a high school diploma, and career passport upon graduation. Areas of study vary widely and education focuses on college placement and/or job placement after graduation. The State of Ohio does not issue Report Cards for joint vocational schools. |
| STEM Center |
The Dayton Regional STEM School began educating its first students on August 17, 2009. The class of ninth-graders consists of 76 students from more than 20 school districts in Clark, Greene and Montgomery counties. The Dayton Regional STEM School plans to add two grades each year, ultimately serving grade 6-12 students beginning in 2012. The target number of students for each grade is between 80 and 100. The school is located in Kettering, Ohio, and Greene County students are eligible to attend. The State of Ohio has not issued a Report Card for the STEM School. |
| Private / Parochial Schools: K-12 |
| Beavercreek |
St Luke Elementary: Parochial (Catholic), approximately 450 students, grades K through 8. Dayton Islamic School: Parochial (Islamic), approximately 110 students, grades Pre-K through 8. |
| Fairborn |
Fairborn Digital Academy: Private, grades K through 12. Bethlehem Lutheran School: Parochial (Christian), grades Pre-K through 8. |
| Xenia |
St Brigid Elementary: Parochial (Catholic), approximately 230 students, grades K through 8. Summit Academy: Private, approximately 40 students, grades 1 through 8. Education is designed specifically for children with High Functioning Autism, ADHD, Asperger's Syndrome, and related learning disorders. Xenia Christian: Parochial (Christian), approximately 490 students, grades Pre-K through 12. |
| Yellow Springs |
The Antioch School: Private, non-traditional primary school, mixed age groups. |
| Montgomery County |
Carroll High School: Parochial (Catholic), approximately 970 students, grades 9 through 12. Although the school is located in Montgomery County (Riverside), students who live in most areas of Greene County may attend Carroll High School. Archbishop Alter High School: Parochial (Catholic), approximately 670 students, grades 9 through 12. Although the school is located in Montgomery County (Kettering), students who live in Bellbrook or Sugarcreek Township may attend Alter High School. |
Please note that this list is not necessarily all-inclusive and provides only general information about area schools.
The Greene County Department of Development neither recommends nor disadvises any particular school or school district.
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