Stivers School for the Arts, located in Dayton, Ohio, offers programs in music, dance, theater and the visual arts, as well as a full range of academics. The school is one of the few public schools in the Dayton City School District that has been designated as a school offering programs to students in grades seven through 12. Students enter Stivers at the seventh grade level by audition and make a full six-year commitment. They major in arts themes of band, orchestra, choir, piano, dance, creative writing, theater and visual arts. The special features of the arts programs include weekly, individualized instruction; seminars, master classes and opportunities for performance and creative expression. The students are provided instruction through one-on-one contact with many of the community's leading professional and performing artists. The art themes are integrated into the general curriculum.
Belle Haven Elementary School offers education to students in kindergarten through eighth grade. Its academic curriculum includes reading, writing and mathematics. The school also provides a range of extracurricular programs that include art club, chorus, band, garden club, peer mediation and volunteer tutors. Additionally, the school provides counseling services in the areas of problem solving and social skills. Belle Haven Elementary School is a part of Dayton Public Schools. The district provides vision, hearing, dental and scoliosis screening services to students. Dayton Public Schools also provides educational services to students with learning disabilities. Belle Haven Elementary School is located in Dayton, Ohio.
John Hole Elementary offers a range of educational opportunities for students in kindergarten through grade five. The school provides instruction in reading, mathematics, writing, social studies and science. It additionally maintains a parent-teacher organization that raises funds to sponsor classroom materials and school assemblies. John Hole Elementary provides a variety of food options for lunch, as well as transportation services. The school supports the Voyager AfterSchool Program. It operates a student council and safety patrol club. The school is a part of Centerville City Schools, which governs several elementary, middle and high schools. Centerville City Schools provides various athletic opportunities, such as basketball and wrestling.
Edison Elementary School is a part of Dayton Public Schools, which also governs various other elementary, middle and high schools. The school offers educational classes to students from prekindergarten through grade six. It has a counseling and guidance department that provides guidance, support and resources to all students to foster social and educational success. The school offers academic programs in various subjects, such as health and physical education, English, language arts, math, social studies, science, arts and foreign languages. It has a library that offers curriculum-related materials, magazines, journals and research reports. Edison Elementary School is located in Dayton, Ohio.
St. Charles Borromeo School offers learning opportunities to students through its educational programs. The school serves students in kindergarten through grade eight. Its campus features a library, cafeteria, gymnasium, art room and several classrooms. St. Charles Borromeo School also provides programs in Spanish, physical education and music. Its academic curriculum includes several subjects, such as mathematics, social studies, language arts, religion education, reading and science. The school has a staff consisting of a nurse, counselor and teachers. It has a parent-teacher organization that supports and organizes fundraising events. The school offers opportunities to participate in sports activities, including soccer, basketball, track and field and volleyball. St. Charles Borromeo School additionally provides a variety of food items for lunch.
