Education

Wapakoneta City Schools (Kindergarten - 12th Grade)

You can tell a lot about a place by the investment it makes in children and their education. Wapakoneta makes education a priority. Excellent, modern school facilities with the latest technology and opportunities in the arts, music, and athletics are the standard for the Wapakoneta School District.

The Wapakoneta School District encompasses the City of Wapakoneta and the adjacent villages of Buckland, Cridersville, St. Johns, and Uniopolis. Five facilities - one high school (8-12), one middle school (5-7), and two elementaries (K-4) - serve the district. 

Our public schools maintain a student-teacher ratio of 20:1.

Wapakoneta's high school graduate rate is 93.5%, and the district's overall student attendance rate is 96.1%.

These statistics attest to the quality of our students and school staff. We believe they say much about our families, too. Our students learn the value of hard work and excellence at home. This dedication to excellence is apparent in the classroom, the concert hall, the athletic field, and ultimately the workplace.

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Wapakoneta City Schools Data

Enrollment: 3,074
Student Attendance Rate: 96.1%
Graduation Rate: 93.5%
Per Student Expenditure: $7,433
Student-Teacher Ratio: 20:1
Number of Full Time Teachers: 163
Teacher Attendance Rate: 95.3%
Average Years of Teacher Experience: 17
Percentage of Teachers with Bachelor's Degree: 100%
Percentage of Teachers with Master's Degree: 76.4%
Average Teacher Salary: $50,356

Higher Education

Ohio continues to build upon a proud tradition of excellent higher education available to all. The state offers many levels of entry into the higher education system, from traditional four-year degree tracks to trade education and adult learning. Wapakoneta and West Central Ohio are served by 6 four-year universities, 5 two-year technical and community colleges, and 5 regional career centers.