Lawrence County Academy

Collins Career Center, founded in 1976 and located in Chesapeake, Ohio, is a technical education center. It serves more than seven public high schools, including Chesapeake High School, Dawson Bryant High School, Fairland High School, Ironton, Rock Hill High School and St. Joseph School. The center has an enrollment of more than 7,000 students in areas, such as career development and enhancement, customized training and agency contracts. Its adult education department offers more than 20 programs, including English, physics, math, chemistry, geography, history, computer and physical education. The center also has an adult education department that provides training in long-term career preparation, short-term skills courses, and customized training for local business and industries. The center additionally offers programs in various fields of computer technology, health, protective services, and trade and industry.

The Lawrence County Early Childhood Academy is a recognized leader in high-quality preschool education and childcare in the Chesapeake, OH area. They offer comprehensive services for children from birth to five years, including Early Childhood Education and Head Start programs across multiple school districts. Focused on family-centered services, the Academy emphasizes partnerships with families, providing nutritious meals and a professionally trained staff. Their research-based curriculum is approved by the Ohio Department of Children and Youth, ensuring developmental screenings and support for children with disabilities in a least restrictive environment. Generated from the website

Mrs. Hall's Class Room is a welcoming educational space located in Chesapeake, OH. Designed to foster learning and creativity, the classroom is filled with colorful decorations and engaging resources. Students enjoy a supportive environment where they can explore new ideas and develop their skills under the guidance of dedicated educators. Generated from this place's information