Mt Orab Elementary School

Batavia High School is located in Batavia, Ohio. Other than academics, the school offers its students a variety of athletic opportunities and activities such as football, golf, soccer, basketball, spring tennis, baseball and volleyball. The Batavia High School Athletic Boosters is a group of community members who provide additional support to the athletic department. Free membership is provided to the students once they participate in any sport at the school. The North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges accredits the school.

Amelia Elementary School offers a variety of academic and cocurricular programs. It serves the educational needs of more than 600 students in kindergarten through fifth grade. The school organizes special education programs for children with learning and developmental disabilities. Its curriculum includes language arts, math, science, social studies, computer applications, and consumer, family and health science. It also provides music, dance and art classes to students. The organization has a parent-teacher association that organizes summer reading contests, swimming, biking and baseball. Additionally, it organizes other programs, including movie nights, skating and pumpkin parties, spelling bees and Santa shops. The school is located in Amelia, Ohio.

Monroe Elementary School is a part of the New Richmond Exempted Village School District. The school offers instructions in various subjects, including mathematics, English, foreign language, science and technology, social studies, language arts, health education, computer science, arts and crafts, vocal and instrumental music, and physical education. It offers various sport programs, such as football, softball, wrestling, basketball, baseball, soccer and athletics. The school also organizes a variety of extracurricular activities, including Girl Scouts, and swimming and dance classes. It offers various nutritional food items for breakfast and lunch. Located in New Richmond, Ohio, Monroe Elementary School serves educational needs of more than 450 students, and offers classes from grades kindergarten through six.