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The Louisville Public Library is a school district public library that exists for the purpose of providing service to the City of Louisville including Nimishillen Township and, in a wider sense, to residents of Stark County and others. It is supported by money allocated from the State of Ohio income tax and distributed by Stark County. We are not a part of the Stark County District Library, and therefore do not receive any funding from those district library funds. Basic to the policy is the Library Bill of Rights as adopted by the American library Association. The library is open to the public during normal service hours. The legal service area of Louisville Public Library is encompassed by the Louisville City School District boundaries but borrowing privileges are also extended to any person residing in Stark County and to others at the discretion of the library.

Established in 1837 by the Ohio Yearly Meeting of Friends, Olney continues to cultivate the Quaker values of consensus, integrity, and cooperative conflict resolution while honoring ethnic, racial, religious, LGBTQIAS, and socio-economic diversity. Students participate integrally in all aspects of community life. 100% of Olney graduates are admitted to 4-year accredited colleges and universities.The school is located on 350 USDA certified organic acres near the town of Barnesville, Ohio, in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. he Olney curriculum takes advantage of its small size, international student presence, and culture of inquiry to offer a unique academic environment for high school students.