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Bellevue is fortunate to have two fine public schools that are accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools serving the community.
Bellevue has small class sizes of 15 students to one teacher.
Bellevue's schools feature excellent school security including security video cameras, electronically controlled entrances and an anonymous tip hot line.
Classrooms and buses are equipped with phones.
Bellevue offers competitive teacher salaries attracting some of Kentucky's finest educators. Bellevue students benefit from above average expenditures
for both classroom instruction and library media services.
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Campbell County Schools is located in Northern Kentucky and encompasses the cities of Alexandria, California, Cold Spring, Highland Heights, Melbourne, Wilder and Woodlawn. Campbell County Schools is the third-largest school district in Northern Kentucky, offering the very best educational opportunities to the students it serves in preschool thru 12th grade. There are five elementary schools in the district: Campbell Ridge, Donald E. Cline, Grant's Lick, Crossroads and John W. Reiley. Campbell County Middle School serves over 1000 students in grades 6-8 and Campbell County High School serves 1500 students in grades 9-12. Each school is managed by site based decision-making councils (SBDM). The school district employs 720 people and has a working budget in excess of $41 million. Building renovation is completed on a continual basis, ensuring well-maintained and quality facilities throughout the entire district.
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The Dayton School Community strives to teach the whole student by addressing his/her intellectual, physical, social, and emotional needs. We, the school community, accept this responsibility to provide the opportunity to develop a positive learning environment which encourages each student to attain his/her optimal level of Achievement. Our ultimate mission is to graduate lifelong learners who are responsible, productive community members.
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Fort Thomas Independent Schools, a recognized leader in the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky area and in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, consistently achieves high test scores and ranks as Kentucky's highest performing kindergarten through twelfth grade public school district for the 17th consecutive year. The district includes Robert D. Johnson Elementary School, Ruth Moyer Elementary School, Samuel Woodfill Elementary School, Highlands Middle School and Highlands High School. Fort Thomas Independent Schools value rigorous curriculum standards, exceptional parental involvement and community support plus excellence in extracurricular activities.
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Silver Grove provides an enriched learning environment for students Preschool-12. In addition to the core curriculum, we offer our students general music, band, chorus, physical education, art, humanities, computer technology, business education, vocational education, French, Spanish, and character education. Extended School Services, Gifted/Talented Programs, various Reading Programs, all day Kindergarten, college placement and special education programs are provided to meet the individual needs of our students. Opportunities to participate in academic and athletic extracurricular activities are also offered.
Silver Grove School follows a non-traditional, Alternative School Calendar, that offers students opportunities to enhance their learning throughout the year by providing academic and enrichment programs during scheduled breaks. Another feature is our School Based Health Center that offers a variety of medical services for students.
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