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Dayton Public Schools gets an “F” in reading but didn’t fail

Posted on January 16, 2016 @ 9:48 am by David Esrati

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The news for the tiny Jefferson Township district was good- they got an “A” on K-3 Literacy improvement. They are the only ones locally – at least that’s the way the Dayton Daily news reports it. But, let’s be real- the entire district is 450 students- split that up by 13 grades- and you get Read More

How to make Dayton a more education centric community

Posted on October 26, 2013 @ 9:17 am by David Esrati

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There is no doubt that educational achievement is good for a community’s economy. Good schools are still one of the prime factors driving residential real estate values. And while Dayton public schools are oft maligned and score poorly on state report cards, we come back to the basics of computer programming: garbage in, garbage out. Read More