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High Charter Schools in Dayton, OH

Dayton has 9 public charter schools offering high grades (9–12) in the 2024–25 federal data. Compare the reported facts below.

High charter schools
9
Reported students
1,575
Median students per teacher
15.6
Virtual schools
0

2024–25 reported data: enrollment for 9 of 9 schools; student–teacher ratios for 9; format for 9. Missing values are excluded from totals and medians. Students per teacher is not class size.Sources and limitations.

Compare high charter schools in Dayton

SchoolGrades
Dayton Athletic Vocational AcademyHigh9–12
Dayton Business Technology High SchoolHigh9–12
Dayton Career Tech High SchoolHigh9–12
Dayton Early College Academy IncHigh9–12
Engage High SchoolHigh9–12
Gem City Career Prep High SchoolHigh9–12
Horizon Science Academy Dayton High SchoolMiddleHigh6–12
Liberty High SchoolHigh9–12
Summit Academy Transition High School DaytonMiddleHigh6–12

About this high charter school list

Schools are included when their reported grade span overlaps 9–12. This factual list does not rank school quality or show current seat availability. Confirm grades, programs, and admissions directly with each school.

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High charter school questions for Dayton

How many high charter schools are in Dayton?

The 2024–25 federal data identifies 9 public charter schools offering high grades in Dayton.

What grades are included in this high charter school list?

This list includes schools whose reported grade span overlaps 9–12. Some schools also serve students outside that range, so review each school’s full grade span.

How can I compare high charter schools near Dayton?

Compare reported grade spans, enrollment, students per teacher, and format in the table. Open a school page for its address, phone number, map, and nearby options.

Which is the best high charter school in Dayton?

This directory does not rank schools. Families should compare current programs, admissions, commute, performance information, and student needs directly with each school.

Source: NCES Common Core of Data, 2024–25 school year. How this data works.