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English, mathematics, natural science, and foreign language courses are matched by many performing arts opportunities for its students. It is not uncommon for Oakwood's top academic graduates to gain acceptance to some of the most selective universities and colleges in the United States and the world. Most graduates, however, attend schools within a 300-mile radius, with a large percentage remaining in Ohio. Oakwood High School is consistently ranked as one of the top 10 academic institutes in Ohio as well as one of the top 400 in the United States.
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Elementary School and Harman Elementary School, echo this elaborate style. Smith Elementary is built in the Tudor style like the High School while Harman Elementary is Colonial revival. The newest addition to the school system, the Julian and Marjorie Lange School, features Spanish revival architecture. The Oakwood Board of Education occupies a gray stucco manse with red tile roof in the northernmost area of Oakwood on Rubicon Road. Wright Memorial Library offers similar aesthetics, and the police and fire department is reminiscent of a French château.
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Oakwood's educational system places a strong emphasis on post-secondary education. Oakwood High School is a national school of excellence. During the 2016–17 school year, Oakwood High School earned the highest performance index on state tests of any high school in the state. OHS’ index score was 92.0
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In the city the population was spread out, with 29.1% under the age of 18, 4.2% from 18 to 24, 27.1% from 25 to 44, 25.8% from 45 to 64, and 13.8% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 39 years. For every 100 females, there were 89.0 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there
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Council/Manager form of government that is still in
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Oakwood community. The city buildings were designed to incorporate the rich variation of traditional architectural styles found in the city's houses. Oakwood High School displays an elaborate external design. The elementary schools, Edwin D.
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There were 3,543 households, of which 41.3% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 58.0% were married couples living together, 10.0% had a female householder with no husband present, 3.2% had a male householder with no wife present, and 28.8% were non-families. 26.1% of all households
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Oakwood, which vary greatly in size, have styles which include
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The median income for a household in the city was $ 94,731 and the median income for a family was $ 116,719. The per capita income for the city was $ 50,258. 70.6% of
Oakwood's residents have earned a bachelor's degree or higher.
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1724:Harrison
1667:Villages
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1446:April 5,
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1044:See also
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1013:, France
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324:Website
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2728:Morrow
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2713:Monroe
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2623:Holmes
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2578:Greene
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2370:Euclid
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1823:Dodson
1777:Shiloh
1767:Drexel
1719:German
1709:Butler
1690:Verona
1575:Dayton
1545:Cities
1535:Dayton
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990:, and
957:Dayton
921:Latino
865:Latino
726:10,095
711:10,493
671:340.9%
656:311.5%
611:Census
469:Dayton
385:, and
367:Dayton
352:Dayton
160:County
2858:Wayne
2833:Union
2813:Stark
2753:Perry
2738:Noble
2708:Miami
2698:Meigs
2673:Lucas
2663:Logan
2628:Huron
2608:Henry
2528:Darke
2493:Clark
2473:Brown
2443:Allen
2438:Adams
2405:Parma
2325:Akron
2247:Akron
2097:Crime
2059:motto
1970:State
1891:Manor
1802:Amity
1787:Other
1744:Perry
1739:Miami
1634:Union
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1231:(PDF)
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893:White
853:Asian
841:White
819:−1.1%
814:9,471
801:9,572
791:−0.1%
786:9,202
771:9,215
761:−4.4%
756:8,957
746:−7.2%
741:9,372
731:−3.8%
701:26.6%
696:9,691
686:17.8%
681:7,652
666:6,494
651:1,473
558:Tudor
338:is a
274:(EDT)
272:UTC−4
251:UTC−5
232:9,572
178:Mayor
149:State
2868:Wood
2788:Ross
2763:Pike
2648:Lake
2643:Knox
2543:Erie
2282:Lima
1974:Ohio
1759:CDPs
1714:Clay
1448:2024
1423:2016
1395:2018
1369:2023
1344:2018
1318:2013
1293:2022
1268:2020
1243:2020
1203:2013
1153:2008
1109:2022
1087:2010
806:4.0%
797:2020
782:2010
776:2.9%
767:2000
752:1990
737:1980
722:1970
716:8.3%
707:1960
692:1950
677:1940
662:1930
647:1920
632:1910
620:Note
615:Pop.
369:and
340:city
314:GNIS
187:Area
153:Ohio
98:Ohio
77:Seal
67:Flag
33:City
2044:Law
1972:of
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