Centerville City

Centerville City Schools is a suburban district in Montgomery County, Ohio, serving 8,266 students across 12 schools with 434 teachers. The district experienced a 1.3% enrollment increase from the prior year, suggesting modest stability in student population.

Academically, Centerville City demonstrates performance above state averages. Math proficiency stands at 88.0% compared to Ohio's 79.9%, while reading proficiency reaches 77.5% versus the state average of 65.9%. The graduation rate is 96.5%, slightly above Ohio's 95.1%. The student-teacher ratio of 19.0:1 aligns with typical suburban configurations.

The student body reflects moderate economic and racial diversity. Approximately 20.8% of students qualify as economically disadvantaged, 5.3% are English learners, and 12.1% receive special education services. Racial composition is predominantly White (69.8%), with Asian (10.5%), Black (8.3%), and Hispanic (4.0%) populations. Chronic absenteeism affects 14.9% of students, a metric worth monitoring.

Financially, Centerville City's per-pupil spending of $8,303 exceeds the state average of $8,239, with a total budget of $127.7 million. The district maintains a revenue structure heavily dependent on local funding (74.4%), with 19.3% from state sources and 6.2% from federal sources. This reliance on local revenue suggests the district draws from a reasonably affluent tax base.