Clayton, Ohio is in both Montgomery and Miami counties. The community was platted in 1816, and originally named Salem. The growth of the village slowed when it was bypassed by the railroad and the National Road. However, when residents of the surrounding Randolph Township voted to merge with Clayton in 1998, Clayton acquired the unincorporated areas of the township and became a city.
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The city’s official web site offers a profile of the community and its governmental structure, with contacts for the municipality’s administrative offices, departments, and elected officials. A business directory and overview of economic development are included.
http://www.clayton.oh.us/
The Clayton, Ohio business recycles late model cars and light trucks for parts, offering parts and whole cars for sale. Its inventory may be searched online, including a search on pictures when the part name is unknown. Its affiliations and warranties are discussed.
http://www.claytonautoparts.com/
Miami Valley Career Technology Center
Located in Clayton, Ohio, MVCTC is a two-year, public joint vocational school offering secondary preparatory in-school and cooperative education programs. Directions to its campus are given, along with an overview of its career technical programs for high school juniors and seniors, as well as adult education programs.
http://www.mvctc.com/
Miami Valley Career Technology Center Adult Education
The MVCTC Adult Education division provides vocational-based adult education, accredited by the North Central Association. Its programs and courses are defined, and details are given for its financial aid programs, location, office hours, and other resources.
http://ae.mvctc.com/
Headquartered in Clayton, Ohio, the public school system was formed from the consolidation of Phillipsburg, Randolph and Clayton districts, and operates a high school and middle school in Clayton, as well as elementary schools in Dayton, Englewood and Union. District phone numbers, maps, and profiles of each of its campuses are featured.
http://www.northmontschools.com/
The K-6th grade Christian school in Clayton, Ohio uses a variety of curriculum, described here, and which are supplemented by classes in art, music and physical education. Registration information and packets are available, along with other documents.
http://www.salemchristianacademy.com/
