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Lawrence County Public Schools

There are 23 public schools in Lawrence County, Ohio, serving 10,010 students. You can narrow this list by selecting school levels above the table below, or specifying additional search criteria.

Lawrence County Public Schools - Ohio

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Town	School	# Students	Grades
Chesapeake	Chesapeake Elementary School	613	PK-4
Chesapeake	Chesapeake High School	375	9-12
Chesapeake	Chesapeake Middle School 2 Review(s)	425	5-8
Chesapeake	Lawrence County High School (Vocational School)	n/a	9-12
Coal Grove	Dawson-bryant High School	327	9-12
Coal Grove	Dawson-bryant Middle School	273	6-8
Ironton	Dawson-bryant Elementary School	579	PK-5
Ironton	Ironton Elementary School	737	PK-5
Ironton	Ironton High School	408	9-12
Ironton	Ironton Middle School	344	6-8
Ironton	Rock Hill Elementary School	813	PK-5
Ironton	Rock Hill Middle School	377	6-8
Ironton	Rock Hill Senior High School	402	9-12
Proctorville	Fairland East Elementary School	460	PK-2
Proctorville	Fairland High School	465	9-12
Proctorville	Fairland Middle School	423	6-8
Proctorville	Fairland West Elementary School	424	3-5
South Point	Burlington Elementary School	481	PK-5
South Point	South Point Elementary School	458	PK-5
South Point	South Point High School	433	9-12
South Point	South Point Middle School	414	6-8
Willow Wood	Symmes Valley Elementary School	575	PK-8
Willow Wood	Symmes Valley High School	204	9-12

County Statistics:

About This County (Lawrence)	County Statistics	(OH) State Statistics
Population (Approximate)	62,035 people	11,353,002 people
% (age 25+) w/College Degree	13%	21%
Median Household Income	$64,832	$42,372
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