Provides summer School for students.

Provides children with homework assistance, breakfast/snack, physical activities, fun extended learning opportunities, and a safe place to have fun outside the school day; before and after school care as well as a summer camp.

Provides fee-based customized trainings to school districts, agencies, and professional organizations (CEUs available).

Offers a program to assist students attain the credits needed to move along to the next grade as well as to graduate.

Provides gifted education, special education, special education assessments, and services for disabled students.

Provides educational classes in Accounting and Business Management, Administrative Computer Support, Agribusiness, Automotive Technology, Building Maintenance Trade, CAD Technician, Career Based Intervention, Carpentry, CNET, College Now, Collision Repair Technician, Cosmetology, Criminal Justice, Culinary Arts, Early Childhood Education, Exercise Science/Sports Medicine, Facility Services, Food Service (Special Needs), Graphic Arts, Home Remodeling, Horticulture, Industrial Diesel, Job Training, Marketing Education, Masonry, Meat Processing, Media Communications, Medical Dental, Medical Technologies, Office Administration, Power Equipment Mechanics, Precision Machining Technologies, Web Page Design & Programming, and Welding. Offers some services to the public as a learning experience for the students. Call to access the information from the instructors. Can obtain youth work permits for students from principal's office.

Provides comprehensive speech-language, reading and writing evaluations and therapy to children and adults. Services are provided based on evaluation results and the needs of the clients/families.

Provides GED and HSE (High School Equivalency) test preparation. Class topics include reading, writing, and math.

Provides a youth literacy program that helps children enhance their literacy skills. Children meet 1-on-1 with adult volunteers.

Provides a variety of adult literacy services. Service includes classes in basic reading and math, classes that refine skills to take one of the tests that serves as the equivalent of a high school diploma, high school equivalency testing, classes to develop English-speaking skills when a first language is not English, and the opportunity for eligible individuals to complete requirements for a high school diploma by passing a job skills test and completing job training in health care, manufacturing, logistics, food preparation, emergency services or construction. Successful fulfillment of job skills test and job training result in a high school diploma as well as any earned certificate.

Provides vocational special education for students.

Hosts 2nd-9th graders every summer at the most creative writing camp in Central Ohio. Guest authors, storytellers, poets, and more always keep campers guessing and their imaginations brimming with new ideas and confidence. Each camp session is one week long (non-residential day camp).

Provides a 6-week workshop that provides families and caregivers with hands-on strategies for building literacy at home, reinforces the fact that parents and caregivers are their child's first and most important teacher, and builds text-rich environments at home by providing take-home books and other parent resources for families who participate in the program. All participants receive a certificate of completion at the end of the program and other incentives.

Aspire, formerly known as ABLE, provides free services for individuals who need assistance acquiring the skills to be successful in postsecondary education and training, and employment. In addition to assisting students with GED preparation, this program can also include basic math, reading and writing skills.

Provides in-service visits and presentations for school personnel and students on the topic of Tourette's Syndrome. May speak to other groups if staffing permits. Areas covered include diagnostic criteria, specific classroom strategies and techniques for managing associated disorders such as Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder. Continuing education credits (CEUs) may be available.

Serves students who left high school before earning their diploma, high school graduates who need additional skills for employment, and high school graduates who need remedial academic skills for college. Helps prepare students for work keys test for adult career tech programs and the Adult Diploma Program.

Designed to address the educational and training needs of the community. Offers Adult Basic Literacy Classes (ABLE) that assist adults with review of basic subjects such as: math, reading , writing, English for self-improvement and/or General Equivalence Diploma (GED) test preparation. Technical and Trade classes provide classroom related requirements for apprenticeships. Offers family literacy providing ABLE/GED students with early childhood literacy and parenting skills through the Even Start Program.

Provides training for consumers, providers of services and professionals in the field of aging.

Provides forums, speakers, materials, and reports organization's research results on issues related to fair housing (discrimination, predatory lending, information on fair housing laws, and disabilities in housing). Workshops may count towards continuing legal education.

Providing an opportunity for students who have their GED but need additional academic preparation before starting college.

The Dayton Art Institute volunteers are committed to enriching the community by creating meaningful experiences with art that are available to all.

Provides an advocate for at-risk youth and their families. Provide early intervention services to encourage at-risk youth to remain or re-enroll in school.

Provides summer enrichment that helps children fall in love with reading, increases their self-esteem, and generates more positive attitudes toward learning.