Mercer County, OH is a rural area located in Western Ohio. It offers a wide range of educational opportunities for its citizens. The public school system consists of four high schools, one middle school and eight elementary schools. These schools have achieved an overall rating of 'B' from the Ohio Department of Education and have made strides in recent years to improve educational outcomes for their students. Mercer County schools prioritize meeting the needs of their diverse student body by offering a variety of support services, such as ESL instruction, counseling and mental health supports. In addition to the public school system, Mercer County offers several private and charter schools that focus on providing quality education for students with various backgrounds and abilities. With strong academic programs in place, Mercer County provides many options for families looking to provide a quality education for their children.
Mercer County schools spend $11,084 per student (The US average is $12,383). There are 16 pupils per teacher, 638 students per librarian, and 444 children per counselor.