About Miamisburg 

The hub of Miamisburg, the historical downtown of this charming city dates back to its founding in 1818. A city noted for its friendliness and community spirit, Miamisburg offers a wide variety of housing—historic, new, city and country. In addition to its many recreational opportunities, Miamisburg has its own entertainment venue along the river and is near the booming outdoor shopping plaza Austin Landing. Miamisburg is just eight miles south of Dayton, convenient to I-75 and the entire Cincinnati-Dayton corridor.

Miamisburg Schools Report Card

About West Carrollton

West Carrollton is a suburb community of Dayton with a rich history, local attractions, and diverse opportunities for education, recreation, and business. The Great Miami River runs through the town and forms most of its northern border. With a strong sense of community, an easy drive to amenities such as Cox Arboretum commitment to progress, West Carrollton offers an exceptional place to live, work, and play.

West Carrollton Schools Report Card

About Trotwood

The second largest city in Montgomery County, Trotwood is situated six miles northwest of Dayton, south of Interstate 70, and twenty minutes from downtown Dayton. The five arrows on the city’s flag stand for industry, business, housing, schools, and farming. They show the growth and progress of the city. The central arrow points ever upward and onward and exemplifies an outstanding community working for the betterment of all.

Trotwood-Madison City Schools Report Card

About Germantown

Germantown is known for its historic downtown area and the unique wagon-wheel design of its alley system, which was originally laid out by Philip Gunckel when he settled in Germantown. Nearby metro parks offer endless opportunities to enjoy the outdoors along with miles of hiking and biking trails.

Valley View Schools Report Card

About Franklin

Franklin is located in Warren County, along the Great Miami River. The population was 11,690 at the 2020 census. The city lies about 15 miles southwest of Dayton and 33.5 miles northeast of Cincinnati. Ohio State Routes 73, 123 and 741 pass through Franklin, while Interstate 75 is routed to the east side of the city. The city is known for some speciality shopping, its commercial base and a variety of housing options ranging from affordable housing to multi-acreage home sites.  

Franklin Schools Report Card

About Eaton

Eaton is the county seat of Preble County. William Bruce established the town in 1806. Residents named the community after General William Eaton, a hero of the American Revolution. The village grew quickly, having approximately one thousand residents in 1846. This growth was primarily due to Eaton's location along two main turnpikes, making it an important crossroad. Eaton hosts the annual Preble County Pork Festival, held the third full weekend each September, and the summer Preble County Fair.

Eaton Schools Report Card