LEYTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS

Located at 504 Main St in Dalton, Nebraska, Leyton Public Schools is an active, traditional public school district serving a rural remote community. Operating independently as a non-charter system, the district manages two operational schools that deliver an uninterrupted educational path spanning from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. The district serves a total student body of 178 children, comprising 82 female and 96 male students across balanced grade cohorts—ranging from 19 pre-kindergarten students and 5 kindergarteners to 16 students in the 12th-grade graduating class. Demographic metrics show a diverse rural student body, primarily composed of 151 White students and 21 Hispanic students, alongside small representations of Black, American Indian, and multiracial background students.

To support its student population, Leyton Public Schools maintains a robust human resources framework totaling approximately 97.16 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff positions. The district’s academic experience is anchored by nearly 43.92 FTE teaching positions, ensuring tailored instructional attention across all grade levels. This faculty is bolstered by 5 FTE instructional aides and over 48 support staff FTEs handling administrative, operational, and student services. Situated in Nebraska's 3rd Congressional District, Leyton Public Schools offers parents, students, and educational researchers a well-staffed, close-knit rural school environment dedicated to comprehensive pre-K through high school education.