SPRINGFIELD OHIO
SCHOOLS, DEMOGRAHPHICS & HISTORY
 A Big Little Town
Springfield Natives. We at The McAllister
Team have lived and worked in Springfield Ohio most
of our lives.
Springfield is a
town where “Everybody
knows everybody”. Everyone’s
parents or grandparents went to school together.
People are typically in the same house for 50 years
or more.
 A Nice Place to
Live. Yes, Springfield is
a community of caring people – people
who put down roots because they see the benefits
of living here. Why? Well, lots of reasons.
- Compared to nearby Columbus, Springfield has
a lower cost-of-living
- Springfield’s prime position near Interstate
70 (having 4 exits on I-70) makes getting
to neighboring major cities — easy.
- The following major
employers call Springfield Ohio home -- good jobs are just a short commute
away
- Wittenberg University
- International Harvester
- Dole
- Gordon Foods
- Assurance Group
- Clark State Community College
- Lexis/Nexis (coming soon)
- and nearby to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
(WPAFB)
- Springfield blends metropolitan convenience
and culture with small town flavor.
- You won’t find two-hour commutes or traffic
jams here!
 Where is Springfield Ohio?
Springfield, Ohio is the county seat of Clark County
and is located:
Short History of Springfield Ohio
Springfield Ohio, situated on the Mad River, was
settled in 1799 and incorporated as a city in 1850.
A manufacturing center in a rich farm area, it is
especially known for its production of farm machinery.
Springfield grew
with the building of the National Road (1838), the arrival of the railroads (mid-1800s),
and the establishment of farm-machinery plants (late
1800s).
Today, Springfield
is a quiet place to live, work, and play – home to proud Americans with a strong
work ethic. A college town, Springfield is home to
Wittenberg University and Clark State Community College.
Springfield Census & Demographics
The city of Springfield
has a population of 65,000 but for economic purposes, is located within an economic
area that includes almost a million residents because
of its central location between Columbus and Dayton
Ohio.
Demographics. Springfield is 78% white, 18.2%
black, 1.2% Hispanic, 0.7% Asian, and 0.3% Native
American.
The mean travel
time to work is just 19 minutes.
Public Schools in Springfield Ohio & the Surrounding
Area
To evaluate the differences between any of these
Springfield Ohio schools, online, go to Springfield
Ohio Schools K-12.
Public School Districts in Clark County
The following school districts service Springfield
and the surrounding Clark County area:
- Springfield City Schools
- Northwestern School District
- Tecumseh School District
- Southeastern School District
- Northeastern School District
- Kenton Ridge School District
- Shawnee School District
- Greenon School District
Private Schools in Springfield Ohio & the Surrounding
Area
Private School Districts in North Springfield
The following private school districts are in northern
Springfield:
- Ridgewood School District
- Catholic Central High School
- Emmanuel Christian Academy
Learn More About:
Ready to Look at Some Homes for Sale in Springfield
Ohio or Clark County?
Let Chris McAllister Show You Around
For finding Springfield Ohio homes for sale, the expert Springfield, Ohio
area real-estate agents that you want on your side are The McAllister Team.
Chris is among one of the top real estate agents in the Springfield area
for a reason -- because he delivers what he promises - helping you successfully
find and close on your home or investment property without surprises.
Chris will help you:
- Avoid buying mistakes that affect resale value
- Avoid buying mistakes that affect your pocket book
- Get results -- the house you want, at the price you want, with a smooth
closing.
- Get to know the Springfield Ohio real estate area in Clark County.
Contact Chris Today
Chris McAllister Chris@MidOhioREO.com
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