Dayton School District

Located at 609 S 2nd Street in Dayton, Washington, the Dayton School District serves as a fully operational, traditional public school system anchored in a distant rural community setting. Operating as a non-charter, regular public district, it delivers a seamless educational continuum spanning from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. Across its four operational schools, the district provides structured primary and secondary learning environments designed to support local youth through every stage of their academic journey. Families and researchers seeking district information and community resources can easily connect with leadership via their official website at http://www.daytonsd.org or through administrative offices.

According to federal educational records for the 2024–2025 school year, the district serves a close-knit student body of 379 enrolled learners, featuring an almost equal gender distribution of 189 female and 190 male students. The student population is predominantly White (303 students) alongside a significant Hispanic enrollment (56 students), as well as students identifying as multiracial (11), Asian (4), Black (4), and American Indian (1). To deliver personalized instruction and robust school infrastructure, the district employs a total workforce of roughly 106.6 full-time equivalent (FTE) staff members. This team includes approximately 55.9 FTE teaching positions, 5.1 FTE instructional aides, and 45.6 FTE support staff, fostering a well-staffed, community-centered environment dedicated to academic development and student well-being.