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Offering flexibility with scheduling and school selection within the district, Xenia Community Schools offers its parents choices with an open enrollment program.
The diverse student population discovered at Xenia Community School mirrors our rapidly changing world and global acceptance of cultural diversity. With one of the largest geographical school districts in the State of Ohio, Xenia Schools’ students are a melting pot of suburban and rural regions; varying economic backgrounds and racially diverse heritage. Xenia Community School students reside in the City of Xenia, Xenia Township, Village of Wilberforce, Village of Spring Valley and Spring Valley Township. Xenia students learn to value the differences between individuals.
Xenia Community Schools teachers have been recognized with multiple national awards:
● Ohio Teacher of the Year
● Disney Teacher of the Year
● Multiple National Teacher Board Certification status
● Adapted Physical Education Teacher of the Year
● Technology Teacher of the Year Finalist
Xenia Community Schools offer special interest organizations to meet the needs of its diverse suburban and rural district. Beyond the classroom, students can participate in:
● Athletic programs (Greater Western Ohio Conference)
● Renowned performance arts program
● Service-learning organizations
● Numerous other academic and special interest clubs, such as the FFA.
State of Ohio proficiency scores for students have consistently improved for the past ten years at Xenia Community Schools as the district continues to strive for excellence. Xenia High School graduates have been named:
● National Merit Scholars
● Appointed to several military academies
● Consistently capture top local, regional and state honors
● Approximately 82 percent of the Class of 2006 will attend institutions of higher education
Nearly 1,400 students are enrolled at Xenia High School, which assists all students to achieve their full potential. An exceptional music and drama program joins an award-winning band to form a strong creative arts program. In the Greater Western Ohio Conference, the football team has shared the league title; both the men’s and women’s basketball teams have moved into district and/or regional competitions; men’s and women’s soccer teams have earned district honors; the cross country and golf teams have earned district honors; and the baseball team has earned league honors. Advanced placement opportunities are offered in American History, U.S. Government, Chemistry, Biology and English Language. In addition, honor courses are taught in English, Algebra I and II, Geometry, Trignonometry and Pre-Calculus, Calculus, Biology, Physics, Chemistry and French.