Schools-Public & Parochial

St. William School is a faith-based educational institution that serves students in kindergarten through grade eight. The school organizes physical education classes for individuals. It enrolls over 300 students. Founded in 1910, St. William School is a ministry of Saint William Parish, which has more than 800 members. The school offers guidance counseling services. It operates an on-site library and media center that offers a selection of books. St. William School provides speech therapy for students with learning disabilities. Its parent-teacher organization participates in various fundraising events and programs. The School conducts music learning programs and book fairs. In addition, St. William School conducts basketball events.

Seton High School, located in Cincinnati and established in 1854, is accredited by the North Central Association of Schools and Colleges. It is a member of the National Catholic Education Association and enrolls more than 600 students. The school provides academic education and higher learning opportunities to students in grades nine through 12. The school s curriculum includes English, language arts, math, science, social studies, and foreign languages with a choice in French, German or Spanish. It also offers courses in family and consumer science, business and marketing, technology, music, health services and special education. Seton High School has a library that provides curriculum books, electronic database, catalogs, referral sources, and access to the Internet. The school also organizes various extracurricular activities, such as arts, drawing, dance, music. It also offers physical education and the National Art Honor Society program. Additionally, the school provides various sports activities, including basketball, football, golf, cross country, swimming and tennis.