Key Notes on the City of Riverside













Riverside is proud of its high-quality school district. The middle school in
the Mad River Local School District, which educates over 80% of
Riverside’s children, has been designated as a "National School of
Excellence" by the US Department of Education. The school district offers
coursework in both college preparatory studies and vocational studies.
In fact, Stebbins High School is one of only 25 comprehensive secondary
education facilities in the State of Ohio.

Riverside offers easy access to local, state and national transportation
networks. Several intra- and interstate highways intersect close by.
These include I-70 (east/west); I-75 (north/south); I-675 (interbelt); US 35
(east/west); SR 4 (north/south). Conveniently located entrances to those
major transportation routes provide speedy transfer of goods and
services to market. In addition, nearby Dayton International Airport serves
as the hub for the largest 90-minute air travel market in the United
States. Several air freight companies service the area.

Riverside is known as the gateway to the Unites States Air Force
Museum. As one of the nation’s premier tourist attractions, the Museum
attracts over one million visitors per year. The forthcoming National
Aviation Hall of Fame will be located next to the AF Museum and is
expected to draw an additional 100,000 visitors.

Eastwood Lake and Park comprise one of the largest recreation areas in
the immediate Dayton area. Owned and maintained by the Five Rivers
Metro Parks, Eastwood provides a variety of opportunities for boating,
fishing, hiking, and picnicking.

All information was supplied by www.riverside.oh.us.
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