Local school district.

Provides training and specific career development for professionals in education as well as for those wanting to tutor individuals with learning disabilities.

Provides a variety of counseling, school social work, and psychological support services to students. Also provides guidance on issues of school adjustment, advanced education options, test preparation, and career choices.

Provides school enrollment for the upcoming school year. Enrollment is allowed at any time of the year.

Provides school clothing and school supplies to dependents of veterans.

Programs focus on leadership and character development, career exploration, community service, STEM education, environmental conservation and health and fitness.

Administrative unit that operates schools in Cuyahoga Falls.

Local administrative unit that operates schools in Hocking County.

Preschool curriculum that meets and exceeds the state’s academic standards. All teachers are licensed by the State of Ohio in early childhood education (with Bachelor and/or Master's degrees) and are highly qualified to provide educational activities and experiences for children from birth to age five which are intended to foster social, physical, emotional and intellectual growth and prepare them for further formal learning. Program includes a focus on: Language Arts; Math; Social Studies and Social Skills; Science; Independence. We guide children through fine arts experiences such as music, help them develop fine, & gross motor skills through physical education classes that enhance your child’s athletic ability, and practice social & self-help skills. You will receive regular reports of your child’s progress and have the opportunity to attend private parent-teacher conferences. Flying Colors staff is committed to educating children and creating stronger families. Parent workshops help you understand your child’s strengths and weaknesses and aid in your child’s transition to kindergarten. Staff members are on call to answer any questions you may have about child development. Flying Colors staff also is highly trained in aiding children with special needs (Link to special ed page). We offer a highly-recognized autism program, developed by a team of child-development experts. A specially-designed classroom is available for children with hearing impairments or speech and language delays. Our school buildings and playgrounds are completely accessible for all children. We offer full-day and half-day classes.

Provides education for youth in grades kindergarten through high school.

Provides public education for youth grades PreK-12.

This program works with low functioning children between the ages of 3 to six years of age. The goal is to give these children a greater chance of academic success. offers programs for students with special needs are coordinated through the office of special programs as well.

Houses Plymouth-Shiloh School District students in grades 9th through 12th. Can obtain youth work permits for students from principal's office.

Provides book bags filled with grade appropriate school supplies.

Provides one on one mentoring to engage and educate parents in a way that equips them with the necessary skills to maintain a safe, healthy home environment. Material items including cribs, car seats, clothing, diapers, etc. can be earned for their children as lessons are completed.

Offers comprehensive special education services for children age 6 to 22 with developmental disabilities that reside in Lake County.

Provides formal instruction that focuses on developing a child's understanding and knowledge of basic skills such as reading, writing and arithmetic.

Provides scholarship funds (up to $27,000 annually) to reimburse parents of children with autism for special educational services from private providers approved by the state that can fulfill a child's Individual Education Plan (IEP's). Since these funds replace monies paid by the state to the school district of residence, when a family accepts this voucher, they can no longer get these services from their school district. Funds may or may not cover the complete cost of services from a particular provider. Parents may use more than one provider as long as the amount requested does not exceed $27,000 in an academic year.

Provides a chartered, non-public school for autistic youth. The school uses applied behavior analysis (ABA) as its primary focus in programming. Curriculum features individualized student services, a low student-to-staff ratio, staffing by special educators, speech/language pathologists, and classroom behavioral therapists. Parent involvement is a important part of the program.

Houses Willard City School students grades 6-8.

Provides programs including both technical and transfer programs to either train students for a particular career after receiving their associate degree or to prepare students for transfer to a four-year institution.

Through Clubhouse, teens in 7-12 grade volunteer to tutor children in 2-6 grade.

Provides charter-school based education to grades K-8. Agency is an independent public school subject to the same rules and regulations as, but overseen and administrated by an organization other than, the local municipal school district.