Ironton City School District

Located at 105 S 5th St in Ironton, Ohio, the Ironton City School District is an operating, traditional public school district serving a midsize suburban community within the Huntington-Ashland metro area. Operating independently as a regular non-charter district, it encompasses three operational schools that deliver comprehensive educational programs spanning from pre-kindergarten through the 12th grade. Geographically situated within Congressional District 3902, State Senate District 39017, and State House District 39093, the district offers an accessible learning environment backed by community resources, maintaining an active digital presence at tigertown.com to keep parents, students, and researchers connected.

In the 2024–2025 academic context, the district serves a total enrollment of 1,276 students, comprising 650 male and 626 female learners. The student body reflects a diverse local demographic—including 1,085 White, 112 multiracial, 50 Black, 26 Hispanic, and 3 Asian students—distributed across foundational early childhood levels (48 pre-kindergarten and 86 kindergarten students) up through secondary education, concluding with 104 seniors in the 12th grade. To support student achievement and daily campus functions, the district employs a total staff context of 394.76 full-time equivalent (FTE) positions. This robust workforce is comprised of 146 FTE teachers, 25 FTE instructional aides, and 223.76 FTE support personnel dedicated to delivering tailored educational services and administrative care.