Northmont City Schools continues the tradition and heritage of academic, athletic and fine arts excellence that began over 50 years ago. Northmont City Schools is the essential element that blends the municipalities of Clayton, Englewood, Union, Phillipsburg and a portion of Clay Township together into a community that supports quality education.
The district encompasses 44 square miles, includes one early learning center, four elementary schools, one middle school and one high school and serves around 5500 students. Both the Kleptz Early Learning Center (KELC) and the High School are brand new state of the art facilities. The KELC opened in 2014 and the High School moved into their new building in January of 2016. Many Northmont students attend the Miami Valley Career Technology Center to enter career paths and further their education.
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The Miami Valley Career Technology Center (MVCTC) is located in Englewood, Ohio, and serves 27 area high schools. MVCTC offers 40 career technical programs for high school juniors and seniors and lifelong learning opportunities for adult students in the Adult Education programs. Since its beginning in 1971, MVCTC has matured from a quality vocational school to a world-class career technology center.
MVCTC is approved and accredited by the Ohio Department of Education and North Central Association of Colleges and Schools as a two-year public joint vocational school offering regular secondary preparatory in school and cooperative education programs.
The MVCTC Adult Education division has provided adults with high-quality training and education for 50 years. Adult Education programs allow students to explore new areas and develop skills for either personal or professional reasons - all for a reasonable investment of time and money and in a friendly yet challenging atmosphere. MVCTC is a full-service adult career technical education school accredited by the Council on Occupational Education (COE).
The MVCTC Mission Statement is, "We are dedicated to providing premier educational choices and advanced employment preparation for youth, adults, and organizations of the Miami Valley."
The City of Clayton was established in 1998, following the merger of the Village of Clayton and Randolph Township. The City is led by six Council Members and a Mayor who appoint a City Manager to handle day-to-day functions.
Clayton has a population of 13,269 (Source: US Census) within the Northmont Community (population 43,000) and covers 18.5 square miles. The City is located in the west-central portion of the state and is a suburb of Dayton, Ohio. Right next to Interstate-70, Clayton is conveniently located for businesses and residents who travel throughout the region. We are only 10 minutes away from the Dayton International Airport, which is great for people who travel for a living.
The City of Englewood was founded in 1841 by settlers from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Originally named for Harrisburg, our area was renamed Iamton and then Jamton before it became Englewood in 1898.
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Englewood, with a land area of 6.2 square miles in northwestern Montgomery County, Ohio, is bisected by I-70, and is three miles west of I-75;
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10 miles north of Dayton;
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70 miles west of Columbus;
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60 miles north of Cincinnati;
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100 miles east of Indianapolis;
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130 miles south of Toledo
Clay Township is a great place to locate your business. We have a rural heritage with close community ties between our neighbors and local businesses. Clay Township provides convenient access to I-70,and is only 10 minutes from the Dayton International Airport and I-75. The township is located within the nation's "90-minute air travel market" that provides access to over two-thirds of the nation's population and businesses.
Phillipsburg is an incorporated village situated in Montgomery County, Ohio. Platted in 1836 and named for Philip Studybaker, a member of the town company.
The village was named Centre in 1848, later changed to Center in 1893, and finally changed to Phillipsburg in 1903.
The village is about 0.27 square miles and sits about 20 minutes north of Dayton, Ohio. It is served by Northmont City School District.
Phillipsburg is governed by 6 Council Members and 1 Mayor who meet monthly for open public meetings.