About Us

Facts at a Glance

Maumee Valley Country Day School, established in Toledo, Ohio, in 1884, is the only independent school (PK-12) in Northwest Ohio.
School population of nearly 500 students (200 in grades 9 - 12).
Student to teacher ratio averages 10:1 - lowest in the region.
53 outstanding teachers with a commitment to interactive and individualized learning.
68% teachers hold master's degrees and 2 have earned a Ph.D.
A commitment to cultural and religious diversity. The student body represents several different religious and 15 different cultural backgrounds.
75-acre campus allows for outdoor and indoor hands-on classrooms.
Compete in TAAC (Toledo Area Athletic Conference)
All Upper School students participate in Winterim, the school's signature program. Students participate in an array of on-campus courses, language and culture-oriented travel, independent study, experience through a network of cooperative school or internships throughout the country.
100% of Maumee Valley graduates attend college.

2011 Highlights

Maumee Valley graduates are currently attending 6 of the Top 10 Liberal Arts Colleges.
Maumee Valley graduates are currently attending 7 of the Top 15 National Universities.
20% of seniors received National Merit recognition (finalist, semifinalist or commended)—the highest percentage in the region.
25% of students are AP scholars (score 3 or higher on at least 3 AP exams).
The average ACT score is 29 (on a 36 scale) tops in the region. The average score nationwide is 21.
The average SAT score is 1239 (on a 1600 scale). The average Ohio score is 1079 and the national score is 1021.
14 Toledo Youth Orchestra participants
4 All State Orchestra participants
Finished in the Elite Eight in High School Girl's Field Hockey State tournament
Senior MVCDS golfer finished third in state tournament receiving All State recognition

For a comprehensive view of campus, nothing can replace a campus visit. Tours of campus are available through our Admission Office.