Butler Tech has been helping Butler County youth and adults to achieve their dreams since 1975. Starting with the original high school building, D. Russel Lee Career-Technology Center, it was one of the first joint vocational school districts in the state of Ohio. The original program offerings emphasized mechanical, industrial, and office occupations, all housed at a single campus located south of Middletown on State Route 4. Over the intervening years, much has changed at Butler County's career-technical school. From a relatively few courses offered on a central campus, programming has expanded to include multiple offerings throughout Butler County. Butler Tech now operates over 190 satellite programs in ten associate school districts. This year, Butler Tech will deliver education to more than 27,000 high school and adult students. Butler Tech is now the largest career-technical school district in the state of Ohio. The variety of educational experiences offered by the district has blossomed to include such diverse fields as Network Technology, Digital Media Arts, and Biotechnology. Even such traditional programs like Welding have been updated to include the latest plasma cutting and robotic technology. Core academics at Butler Tech have seen a corresponding advance in order to better prepare a growing number of high school students for entry into college. In recent years, educational innovation has been the hallmark of the district. Butler Tech Online now enables students to access high quality, teacher-directed education anytime and anywhere there is an internet connection. The Public Safety Education Complex brings together state of the art facilities for police, firefighting and emergency medical education under one roof, and has helped Butler Tech earn a reputation as a regional force in public safety education. From humble beginnings, Butler Tech has grown with the needs of Butler County. The staff and faculty of the district remain focused on the future, and are committed to 鈥淩edefining Education.鈥�
The Edgewood City School District is located in Butler County, Ohio approximately half way between Cincinnati and Dayton near the bordering cities of Middletown and Hamilton. The district is composed of three communities; the Villages of Jacksonburg, Seven Mile, and the City of Trenton where the majority of our population resides. The district has three elementary schools, one middle school and one high school. The Mission of the Edgewood City Schools is to inspire each student to attain personal fulfillment through intellectual, emotional and social grow by providing: Meaningful and challenging learning experiences, energetic, dedicated and passionate staff, and an academically stimulating environment. Our Vision: Each Student will: Be confident, responsible learner. Experience daily growth toward personal achievement. Meet district expectations which exceed state and federal standards. Be equipped to lead a successful and fulfilling life.
We are a district made up of two supportive communities - the City of Fairfield and Fairfield Township. Our nearly 10,000 students are engaged in challenging classes and extracurricular activities that provide lessons on academic and character development. When our students graduate, they know they are prepared to compete with peers from neighboring communities, to across the globe. FAIRFIELD CITY SCHOOLS VISION STATEMENTS: Develop culturally responsive practices; Provide safe and secure buildings that are adaptable to future educational practices; Offer superior learning experiences for students and staff; Exceed State and National Performance Standards; Meet the diverse needs of all students and staff; Collaborate with our community; Teach and model positive character traits; Reach out to families; Actively seek resources in the community to identify and fulfill student needs; Empower students to compete successfully in a complex changing world; Operate the district in a fiscally responsible manner; Expect quality performance of all students and staff members.
The district provides a full range of educational programs and services. These include elementary and secondary curriculum offerings at the general, college preparatory and vocational levels; a broad range of co-curricular and extra-curricular activities; adult and community education offerings; special education programs; and community recreation facilities. The mission of the Hamilton City School District is to provide an environment where all students experience success through participation in a dynamic educational system provided by a competent and caring staff and enhanced by community involvement.
Located in southwestern Ohio, Lakota is the 7th largest school district in the state, and the largest school district in Butler County. With two high schools, two freshman schools, four junior schools, ten elementary schools, and four early childhood schools, Lakota has grown in the last 20 years from a rural district to a suburban district with student population of over 18,000. Core Values: Accountability: We will be accountable to the community that created, maintains, and sustains us. Communication: We will foster open and appropriate communication at all levels. Continuous Improvement: We will continuously improve teaching and learning. Integrity: We will demonstrate the highest ethical standards in all our interactions. Respect: We will treat every relationship with respect and dignity.
Life Skills Center of Middletown provides a teacher-assisted, computer-based learning environment in which students may work at their own pace. The staff of Highly Qualified Teachers and licensed professionals provides students with the individual attention they need to achieve academic success. Once a student has enrolled, the Life Skills experience begins with orientation, where the students are transitioned into our unique academic model. We individually assess each student鈥檚 needs and abilities and create a Life Skills Learning Plan uniquely designed to ensure that our students receive the necessary support and resources to graduate with a state-recognized high school diploma. Life Skills uses the Apex Learning Series for our core curriculum subjects. The Apex Learning Series is aligned with Ohio State Standards and includes reading, language arts, mathematics, social studies, and science. Life Skills also uses a number of supplemental curricula, including A+ Anywhere Learning System, OCIS, How to Master, Spark 3000, GRADS Parenting Class, and careerbased intervention and life skills training.
The staff, students, families, and community members of the Madison Local School District are committed to working together to ensure that all our students become contributing members of a global society. We intend to do this by: 鈥� Creating a safe learning environment that promotes and expects academic excellence and a desire for life long learning 鈥� Setting high standards and expectations for all 鈥� Providing programs that will meet individual needs 鈥� Assisting each student to develop a positive self-image and sense of self worth 鈥� Equipping students with the tools to adapt to a rapidly and constantly changing world
The mission of the Middletown City Schools is to provide our culturally diverse students with highly-challenging and engaging school work, which assists them in gaining valued knowledge and skills. We will continue to operate the district in a fiscally responsible manner with a priority of student achievement. The Middletown City School District is well known for its strong, comprehensive educational programs. Curriculum improvement, instruction and support services are the focal point of the district. To maintain a contemporary educational program, the course of study for each subject area is reviewed by a committee comprising teachers and administrators who recommend revisions to the curriculum and modernized instructional resource material.
We are a first-rate academic and fitness institution where your student can grow intellectually and physically. We strive to instill the values of lifelong learning, strong character, and the importance of being physically fit in each of our students. Our staff and administration stand ready to provide the best possible education and preparation for life.
Monroe Local School District earned a rating of Excellent for the third consecutive year on the State Report Card. We are 1 of only 4 districts in Butler County to meet all 26 of a possible 26 indicators, and our Performance Index Rating of 102.7 was the third highest in Butler County. In addition, Monroe High School has received an Excellent rating for the past seven years and Monroe Elementary School was rated Excellent with Distinction for the second consecutive year.
In partnership with our community, the mission of the New Miami Local School District is: To have a challenging and relevant curriculum, To engage children as active participants in their learning, To instruct with research-based proven practice, and, To create a caring, nurturing, and respectful environment that is safe and disciplined, so that all our children demonstrate a mastery of high academic skills.
Richard Allen Academy III visualizes a future of unlimited achievement and success for our students premised on a close partnership with our customer-families. This vision is grounded in the conviction that students want and need to seek truth and knowledge in a wholesome, supportive, and rigorous school setting. Richard Allen Academy III will furnish an education that will empower all students to demonstrate academic proficiency, self-discipline and self-reliance, which will endow them with self-respect and respect for the worth and dignity of others as they embrace active citizenry. Richard Allen Academy III will empower all students to serve others, especially the disadvantaged, and to work to achieve their full potential as they venture into the best middle schools.
The Ross Local School District has consistently achieved Excellent ratings on the State of Ohio District Report Card and has earned the prestigious Excellent with Distinction rating for the past five years. In addition, Ross High School and Elda Elementary School have both been named Schools of Distinction. On the 2012 District Report Card Elda Elementary School and Morgan Elementary Schools earned an Excellent with Distinction rating while Ross High School and Ross Middle School earned Excellent ratings by the Ohio Department of Education.
Summit Academy is a free, public non-profit 501(c)(3) school for alternative learners with ADHD, Asperger's Syndrome, High-Functioning Autism and related disorders. Our program is designed to fulfill the academic, social. emotional and physical needs of children with special needs. We are committed to providing an extraordinary, safe and nurturing learning environment where all children can reach their full potential.
Summit Academy Community School for Alternative Learners is designed to meet the educational needs of students who are at risk for academic failure due to having ADHD, Asperger's Syndrome, and related disorders. All Summit Academy Schools are tuition-free and 501 (c) (3) non-profit institutes.
The Talawanda School District is located in southwest Ohio. The district encompasses 144 square miles, a mostly rural area surrounding the city of Oxford. Miami University is located within the district. The total population is nearly 30,000, and we serve just over 3000 students in the Talawanda school district. Cincinnati is located 30 miles south of our community and Dayton is located approximately 45 miles north of our community. Vision: Achieving Excellence Together. Mission: Challenging all students to achieve their fullest potential.
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