Dayton Christian School, a nondenominational institution established in 1963, serves over 770 students from Prekindergarten through 12. The campus accommodates approximately 700 traditional students and over 150 homeschool or hybrid learners, operating alongside the local church and evangelical community. Rolling admissions and financial aid are available to Christian families.
Academically, the school provides specialized support for students with learning differences, including programs for specific learning disabilities, ADD/ADHD, mild to moderate autism, speech needs, and occupational therapy. With an average class size of 18 and nearly 50 teachers, the curriculum emphasizes a firm Biblical and academic foundation. Under the direction of Dr. John Gredy, Head of School, and principals Gabe Pethtel and James Holliday, the school is chartered by the State of Ohio and accredited by the Association of Christian Schools International. Beyond academics, students participate in 14 sports, including football, basketball, and track, fostering a well-rounded environment.