Warren County Vocational School

Situated at 3525 N State Route 48 in Lebanon, Ohio, Warren County Vocational School operates as a public career-technical educational service agency nestled in a rural fringe setting within the greater Cincinnati metropolitan region. Operating seamlessly across two school facilities, this open, non-charter district is tailored to equip high schoolers with real-world skills and rigorous academic foundations. Although structured to accommodate grade ranges spanning from 6th through 12th grade alongside pre-kindergarten offerings, the district’s active enrollment is heavily centered on upper-level secondary education, serving a total body of 713 students primarily comprised of 371 juniors and 342 seniors.

According to the 2024–2025 National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) dataset, the district maintains an exceptionally favorable learning environment supported by a robust professional team of over 351 full-time equivalent staff members. This includes approximately 182 full-time equivalent teachers, 2.5 instructional aides, and nearly 167 support staff personnel, ensuring that students receive highly personalized instruction and technical mentorship. The student population includes 389 male and 324 female learners, reflecting a student community of 624 White, 44 Hispanic, 20 multiracial, 16 Black, 6 Asian, 2 Pacific Islander, and 1 American Indian student. Through its dedicated staffing, focused career-technical scope, and strong regional roots, Warren County Vocational School remains a pivotal gateway for local students transitioning into higher education and the modern workforce.