Superintendent Matt Geha and Treasurer Ryan Lockwood hope to soon resume their pre-pandemic efforts to host regular community gatherings to meet informally with residents. They have enjoyed listening to ideas and concerns, discussing school finances, and creating partnerships that enrich the education provided to each student.
The Springfield Local School (SLS) District was established in 1881 (to read more about the district's rich history, click on the "History" link on this site. It is now the 117th largest (of 613 city, local, and exempted village) public school district in the state of Ohio.
SLS is located in Lucas County in northwestern Ohio, approximately 72-miles east of the Ohio-Indiana border and within five miles of the Ohio-Michigan border. The total service area is approximately 25-square miles (to view a map of district boundaries, please select "Directions" from the menu on the left of this page).
SLS provides education to approximately 3,800 students beginning in pre-kindergarten classrooms and continuing through Grade 12 who live:
in the Village of Holland
in Springfield Township
in neighborhoods within the district with mailing addresses in Maumee, Monclova Township, and south Toledo (zip codes of 43528 and parts of 43537, 43542, 43614, 43615, and 43617).
Those interested in the demographics of our diverse community will be interested to learn that:
Springfield Township has 26,085 residents
The Village of Holland has 1,764 residents
Total District populations is 27,849 residents
Per Pupil Expenditure: $12,219
Average Adjusted Gross Income: $73,819
Median Home Value-Village: $164,900
2018 Average Sale Price-Home: $205,000
updated January, 2022