Beavercreek
Beavercreek is a lovely, fast-growing suburban community set amidst the gently rolling terrain, woods and farmland to the east and south of Dayton. As the largest city in Greene County Beavercreek is also home to more than 1,000 businesses, some light industry, and is in close proximity to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Rt. 35 and I-675 make Beavercreek increasingly popular for those seeking easy access to the entire region.
About the Community...
Location: Twenty minutes east of Dayton on Rt. 35., Convenient access to I-675 throughout the city.
Administrative Offices: 1368 Research Park Drive 427-5500
Population: 37,984
Size: 27 Square Miles
Housing Price Range: $60,000 - $1000,000+
City Income Tax Rate: none
Effective Real Estate Property Taxes:
$62.56 per thousand
Transportation is served by the Regional Transit Authority (RTA)
Website: www.ci.beavercreek.oh.us
About the schools...
Beavercreek Public Schools:
2006-2007 State Report Card: Excellent
Proficiency Standards Met: 29/30
Performance Index (0-120): 103.4
Total Spending Per Pupil: $9,037
Elementary Schools: (Total Enrollment: 3,379)
-Fairbrook Elementary School, 260 North Fairfield Road, (937) 429-7616
-Main Elementary School, 2942 Dayton-Xenia Road, (937) 429-7588
-Parkwood Elementary School, 1791 Wilene Drive, (937) 429-7604
-Shaw Elementary School, 3560 Kemp Road, (937) 429-7610
-Valley Elementary School, 3601 Jonathan Drive, (937) 429-7597
Junior High Schools: (Total Enrollment: 1,784)
-Ankeney Junior School, 4085 Shakertown Road, (937) 429-7567
-Ferguson Junior School, 2680 Dayton-Xenia Road, (937) 429-7577
