Yellow Springs Exempted Village

Situated at 888 Dayton St Unit 106 in Yellow Springs, Ohio, the Yellow Springs Exempted Village school district offers a welcoming, dedicated educational environment for local families. Operating as an active, traditional public school system within a rural fringe setting—positioned near the broader Dayton-Kettering-Beavercreek metropolitan region—the district maintains two operational schools serving a complete kindergarten through 12th-grade curriculum. As an independent public district rather than a charter organization or component of a supervisory union, Yellow Springs Exempted Village delivers a seamless academic pathway designed to guide students through every stage of their primary and secondary education.

According to data from the 2024–2025 NCES dataset, the district serves a coeducational student body of 609 pupils, balanced between 309 female and 300 male students. Reflecting a multifaceted student populace, the community includes 427 White students, 76 students of two or more races, 48 Hispanic students, 47 Black students, 7 Asian students, and 4 American Indian students. Academic and operational success is anchored by a robust workforce, featuring approximately 74 full-time equivalent teachers, 12 instructional aides, and over 183 support staff members, bringing the total district staff to nearly 270 full-time equivalent positions. This significant investment in teaching and support personnel ensures that students benefit from low student-to-staff ratios, individualized attention, and a well-supported learning atmosphere tailored for success.