How are Huber Heights schools rated?

Huber Heights City Schools earned a 2.5-star rating on the Ohio State Report Card. While below the top-rated districts, the schools serve a growing community with improving outcomes. Wayne High School offers comprehensive programs, and the district's affordability makes it attractive for buyers who prioritize housing value.

How much do homes cost near Wayne High School?

Homes range from approximately $200K to $300K — among the most affordable in the Dayton metro. Excellent value for buyers who want homeownership without premium district prices.

Is Huber Heights good for military families on a budget?

Yes — homes range from $200K–$300K, well below the Beavercreek median. The commute to WPAFB is 20–30 minutes. The district is investing in improvements and the affordability allows families to allocate BAH savings toward other priorities.

Montgomery County2.5★ Rated

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Huber Heights City Schools serves nearly 5,800 students in Montgomery County. Known as 'America's Brick Capital,' Huber Heights offers some of the most affordable housing in the Dayton metro — making it a popular choice for first-time buyers and growing families looking for value with improving schools. The Difference is Clear: affordability and potential go hand in hand here.

2.5★

State Rating

5,815

Students

19:1

Student:Teacher

80%

Graduation Rate

Schools

Schools in the District

Notable schools.

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Wayne High School

High SchoolGrades 9–12

The anchor of Huber Heights schools. Named after Mad Anthony Wayne, the school offers comprehensive academics, strong athletics, and career-technical programs.

Weisenborn Junior High

Middle SchoolGrades 7–8

Serves grades 7–8 with a focus on academic preparation for high school.

Huber Heights Elementary

ElementaryGrades K–6

Charles Huber Elementary is one of five elementary schools in the district.

Elementary Schools: Charles Huber, Monticello, Rushmore, Valley Forge, and Wright Brothers — five elementary schools serving grades K–5. The district also operates Studebaker Preschool and the Warrior Academy.

Academic Performance

Test scores and outcomes.

41%

Math Proficiency

50%

Reading Proficiency

80%

Graduation Rate

Living in the District

Neighborhoods and home prices.

North Huber Heights

$160K–$240K

The most affordable area with classic brick ranches from the 1970s–90s. Easy I-70 access and close to shopping along Troy Pike.

South Huber Heights

$180K–$280K

Newer developments and updated homes. Closer to the Wayne High School campus with growing retail options.

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