Welcome to the Dayton Regional STEM School!

One of 10 public STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) schools being created across Ohio, the Dayton Regional STEM School offers students a relevant, real world educational experience which will prepare them for college and opportunities in the work world -- in essence, it's a springboard for developing and maintaining the Dayton region’s talent base.

The Dayton Regional STEM School opened with its first class of 9th graders on August 17, 2009.  The School serves students primarily from Clark, Greene and Montgomery counties -- which includes 30 school districts. The Dayton Regional STEM School undergoes its first expansion in the Fall 2010 as it welcomes students in 8th, 9th and 10th grade. The School will grow-out by a grade in the following two years, ultimately serving grade 6-12 students in 2012. With a target number of 80-110 students in each grade, current class sizes are approximately: 50 eighth-graders; 75 ninth-graders and 75 tenth-graders.