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Riverfront park with the Heekin Family-PNC Grow Up Great Adventure Playground, cascading waterfall, and views of the Ohio River and river traffic.

Trails, waterways, golf courses, and year-round programs across 23 parks and conservation areas, with more than 18,000 acres protected since 1930.

Opened in 1972, home to The Beast, the world's longest wooden roller coaster since its 1979 debut.

Zoo and botanical garden with animal habitats, plant collections, and conservation programming, founded in 1875.

Mixed-use district with shopping, dining, and entertainment venues around a historic core first opened in 1999.

Riverfront park with a landmark fountain and downtown trails along the river, opened in 2011.

Zoo, and aquarium spanning more than 580 acres along the Olentangy River, founded in 1927.

Reservoir-centered state park with camping, boating, and hiking for an easy outdoor getaway near Delaware.

65-acre open-air museum opened in 1950, featuring the original 1905 Wright Flyer III and 30-plus historic buildings.

Montgomery County park district founded in 1963, protecting nearly 16,000 acres and named for the five waterways converging in Dayton.

Conservatory on 88 acres, and with horticulture in a historic park setting, opened in 1895.

Paved regional trail linking river towns, parks, and trailheads along the Great Miami River corridor for biking and walking.

Great Parks destination with a lake, trails, Sharon Centre, and broad family recreation space.

Hilltop urban park with gardens, overlooks, lakes, and museums above the Ohio River and downtown skyline.

Large Great Parks destination with a lake, wooded trails, campgrounds, and outdoor recreation west of Cincinnati.

Metro park, defined by wooded ravines and river overlooks.

Arts district along High Street with galleries, restaurants, nightlife, and monthly gallery walks for an easy evening out.

Downtown riverfront park opened in 2001 and anchored by the Five Rivers Fountain of Lights, one of the world's largest fountains.

World's oldest and largest military aviation museum, dating to 1923, with over 360 aircraft displayed across four hangars.

Open-air mixed-use destination with 1.1 million square feet of shops, offices, and residences, opened in 2006.

Hilltop park with river overlooks, wooded trails, and ancient earthworks above the Ohio and Miami valleys.

Visit the tomb of President William Henry Harrison and walk the historic hilltop grounds preserved at this state memorial.

Community park with playgrounds, fields, walking paths, and open green space for everyday recreation.

River corridor with paddling, fishing access, trails, and broad scenic views through southwest Ohio communities.

Play 18 holes with rolling fairways, then relax at the clubhouse with dining and event space above the Ohio River valley.

State park with a large reservoir, campground, trails, and boating across one of southwest Ohio’s biggest recreation areas.

Neighborhood park featuring playgrounds, open green space, and athletic facilities for youth sports and gatherings.

Nature center with forested trails, native gardens, educational programs, and broad habitat preservation across a large Milford campus.

State park with a fishing lake, campground, trails, and boating in a wooded Clermont County setting.

Community park with memorial features, open lawns, and gathering space honoring veterans in Union Township.

Township park with open fields, recreation amenities, and gathering space for local sports and events.

Community park with athletic fields, playgrounds, and open recreation space serving Springboro and Clearcreek Township.

Former steel-company retreat opened to the public in 2008, with a 110-acre lake, executive golf course, and expansive parkland.

95-acre park featuring 2 miles of CORA-maintained mountain bike trails along Simpson Creek, plus ball fields for recreational play.

3,741-acre recreation area surrounding a 2,830-acre lake, featuring a permitted Ordovician fossil-collecting zone and Caesar's Creek Pioneer Village.

Playgrounds, walking trails, open green space, and everyday recreation amenities serving the Goshen area.

Community park with sports fields, walking trails, ponds, and open recreation space in Miami Township.

Great Parks destination with trails, river overlooks, a campground, and family recreation above the Ohio River.

Community park with memorial features, trails, open green space, and recreation amenities in Anderson Township.

Garden park with themed landscapes, wetlands, walking trails, and family nature spaces in the Great Parks system.

Riverfront Major League ballpark with Reds baseball, public river views, and event space, opened in 2003.

Township park with ball fields, courts, green space, and recreation facilities for everyday use and community programs.

Community center with recreation programming, gathering rooms, and fitness space serving Harrison residents.

State park with a large lake, trails, campground, and boating across Whitewater Memorial’s broad recreation grounds.

Private amusement park with classic rides, picnic grounds, and traditional summer outing dates in Ross.

Lakeside preserve with fishing, trails, and quiet natural habitat inside the Great Parks system for peaceful outdoor time.

YMCA with fitness facilities, aquatics, youth programs, and recreation space serving Lebanon and nearby communities.

Fairgrounds hosting county fair events, livestock shows, motorsports, and community gatherings across the year.

MetroPark with a stocked lake, sports fields, paved trails, and wetlands on the former VOA broadcast site.

Township park with trails, sports fields, playgrounds, and open space in Liberty Township for everyday outdoor recreation.

Preserve with wetland habitat, boardwalks, trails, and wildlife observation areas in Liberty Township.

Indoor attraction with model train exhibits, family play areas, and railroad-themed entertainment under one roof.

Outdoor sculpture park with monumental artworks, rolling landscapes, and an Ancient Sculpture Museum across more than 300 acres.

Mixed-use district with shops, restaurants, entertainment venues, offices, apartments, and public gathering space for shopping, dining, and meetups.

Community park with open green space, recreation amenities, and neighborhood gathering areas in Hamilton Township.

78-mile paved rail-trail from Newtown to Springfield, including 50 miles through linear Little Miami State Park for extended riding and walking.

Community center with aquatics, fitness areas, indoor courts, and recreation programming in Mason for active indoor visits.

Large municipal park with wooded trails, athletic fields, tennis courts, and the Mason Municipal Aquatic Center.

Professional tennis venue with 31 courts and the annual Cincinnati Open in Mason.

19th-century house museum with period rooms, local history exhibits, and preserved architecture in Milford for a focused historic visit.

Historic downtown district with preserved storefronts, restaurants, river access, and local events in Milford’s walkable center.

UNESCO-listed earthworks site with monumental Native American mounds, museum exhibits, and upland trails overlooking the Little Miami River.

River outfitter offering canoeing, kayaking, tubing, and livery trips on the Little Miami River for easy water recreation.

Historic downtown district with shops, restaurants, bike-trail access, and riverfront activity along the Little Miami Scenic Trail.

Township park with trails, fields, playgrounds, and open space for neighborhood recreation.

Riverfront park with trails, athletic fields, a dog park, and Little Miami corridor access for active outdoor visits.

Riverfront downtown district with historic storefronts, restaurants, and community events along the Ohio River.

Destination market with international groceries, themed shopping aisles, specialty foods, and in-store attractions for a distinctive browsing experience.

Enclosed hub for shopping, dining, and family entertainment with Kohl's, JCPenney, O'Charley's, Discovery Zone, and Glow Golf.

Park setting with wooded trails, open meadows, and a historic log cabin for a quiet outdoor stop.

Golf entertainment venue with climate-controlled hitting bays, food service, and game-based play for casual group outings.

Indoor sports complex with courts, fields, tournaments, and training space inside Hamilton’s Champion Mill redevelopment.

Park, with ball fields, playgrounds, and walking paths.

Metro Parks site centered on a working historical farm, with woodland trails and wildlife habitat.

Tranquil park, with wetlands, walking trails, and diverse bird habitats.

Historic main street district with independent restaurants, boutiques, and a regular festival calendar around the town's historic core.

Metro park at the meeting of three waterways, with biking trails and fishing access for active outdoor recreation.

Park with trails, open green space, and everyday recreation for simple outdoor time in Circleville.

State park surrounding Hargus Lake, with hiking, fishing, boating, and a 1950 establishment date across 310 acres.

Fairground hosting the annual county fair and year-round local events in a familiar community gathering setting.

Historic downtown district with shops, dining, and community events in Circleville for an easy walkable outing.

State park, with wooded trails and southern Ohio views.

Paved trail linking neighborhoods, parks, and green space across the county trail network.

4,630-acre state park centered on a reservoir with beaches, boating, and trails, established in 1974.

Paved trails connect downtown with nearby neighborhoods and riverfront green space in this community park.

Brick-lined commercial district with independent shops, restaurants, and a historic theater, around the historic core.

Township park, with playgrounds, ball fields, and walking paths.

Boaters, anglers, and swimmers head to the shoreline at Ohio’s first state park on Buckeye Lake.

Metro park, with wooded trails, a golf course, and wildlife observation areas.

Local restaurants and community events bring activity to this small-town downtown around the historic core.

Athletic fields, trails, event lawns, and gathering space spread across one of the area’s largest municipal parks.

Riverside woodland and backpacking trails give this metro park a quieter outdoor feel for longer walks and nature time.

Walkable town center of restaurants, boutiques, and festival space around the historic core, around the historic core.

Prairie and bison habitat define this metro park, which expanded through a Battelle land gift and opened in 1959.

Open lawn, walking paths, farmers markets, concerts, and seasonal events make this downtown park a regular gathering place.

Scenic paved trail linking neighborhoods, parks, and a historic downtown through the county trail network.

Hiking trails, a fishing pond, sports fields, and picnic areas make this large metro park useful for varied outings.

Sports fields, trails, playgrounds, and an event lawn create a flexible park for everyday recreation.

Wooded park with hiking trails, a fishing pond, and wooded surroundings.

Metro park, with prairie, wetland, and miles of multi-use trail.

Revitalized downtown area with locally owned shops, restaurants, and community festivals, around the historic core.

Sports fields, trails, and open green space make this park well suited for recreation and events.

Nearly 2,000 acres of gardens, collections, and natural areas make this arboretum a substantial place to explore.

Ball fields, trails, playgrounds, event lawns, and gathering space make this park useful for both play and community time.

Playgrounds, sports facilities, and seasonal community activities make this a practical local gathering space for families and neighbors.

Hall of Fame exhibits and memorabilia trace American motorcycling history at this museum opened in 1990.

Playgrounds, ball fields, and walking paths support everyday use at this central park and festival ground.

Metro park, with fishing lakes, kayak access, and restored prairie.

Fishing and open green space make these lakes a peaceful outdoor stop for a simple break.

Local storefronts and dining surround the town square in this uptown historic district with an easy small-town feel.

Historic downtown with local shops, restaurants, and community events around the original core, around the historic core.

Playgrounds, ball fields, and walking paths make this neighborhood park an easy everyday option for local recreation.

Fishing, kayaking, and riverside green space line these access points along the Scioto River corridor.

Local shops, dining, and seasonal festivals keep this town square active throughout the year for repeat visits.

Wooded trails and hilly surroundings give this preserve a quiet, natural feel for unhurried walks and time outdoors.

Kayaking, fishing, and shoreline trails make this reservoir park a straightforward outdoor escape with easy water access.

National brands fill about 350,000 square feet of retail space at this outlet center opened in 2016.

956-acre state nature preserve, with wooded trails, sandstone cliffs, and river access.

Hiking trails, playgrounds, and panoramic countryside views make this county-managed park worth a longer stop.

Locally owned shops, restaurants, and community events keep this village center active around the historic core.

Locally owned restaurants, shops, and year-round events line this compact main street around the historic core.

Lakeside state park, with fishing, boating, and easy walking trails.

Pond loop, bridge, and Creekside Trail setting give this 14-acre park a distinctive neighborhood character for quiet walks.

Fishing lake, skate park, and lakeside amphitheater anchor this 36-acre community park gifted by the Lofino family.

Castle Playground, baseball fields, basketball courts, and enclosed rental shelters make this city park easy for group outings.

Waterfalls, riverside trails, and a state-landmark pumpkin ash swamp forest spread across this 1,900-acre preserve.

Nature center exhibits, a 200-acre sanctuary, and a working educational farm shape this Audubon destination founded in 1957.

Wolf Creek Rail Trail access and Brookville Community Theatre, rooted in a city founded in 1832 with longstanding Dayton-area community identity.

204-acre flagship park with Atherton Amphitheater, disc golf, restored prairies, 5-acre pond, and protected wetlands.

Fossil-rich 217-acre former limestone surface mine featuring restored prairie landscapes and open, rocky trails for exploration and nature study.

Public 18-hole Brian Huntley-designed course founded in 1996, winding through woods and meandering streams for a scenic, natural round.

39-acre park featuring the John H. Agenbroad Amphitheater and a 30,000-square-foot all-accessible Dayton Children's Hospital playground.

137.5-acre athletic complex with 10 soccer fields, 8 ball diamonds, 2 playgrounds, and a 1.3-mile paved trail.

City-owned 18-hole championship course designed by Dennis Griffiths, former host venue of the Nike Tour's Miami Valley Open.

Founded in 1815 by Quaker Jonathan Wright, South Main Street district with documented Underground Railroad safe houses and preserved historic character.

2,120-acre C.J. Brown Reservoir recreation hub with unlimited-horsepower boating, multi-use hiking and bridle trails, cabins, and campground.

Gardens established in 2015 on a former golf course, with OSU Extension Master Gardeners and OSU turf research plots.

Depression-era folk-art environment featuring about 50 stone structures built in Ben Hartman’s backyard beginning in 1932.

Manager of the northernmost section of the Little Miami Scenic Trail, preserving a rail-trail corridor across Springfield and Clark County.

250-acre park featuring Hosterman Lake, the 1850s Hertzler House, and the historic site of the 1780 Battle of Peckuwe.

Downtown district anchored by the 1890 Heritage Center, a former City Hall and farmers market now serving as museum and archive.

618-acre park featuring the Three Sisters white oaks dating to about 1440 and a distinctive arching Osage orange tunnel.

City-owned 27-hole Gene Bates design opened in 1995, featuring a 32,000-square-foot clubhouse and indoor practice simulators.

local park offering playgrounds, athletic fields, walking paths, and seasonal events.

Arboretum with formal gardens, woodland trails, and the 65-foot Tree Tower overlooking 189 acres.

280-acre riverside recreation complex with 10 baseball diamonds, 10 soccer fields, bridle trails, skate park, and dog park.

216-acre preserve anchored by a 37-foot spring-fed waterfall, nicknamed Miniature Niagara, plunging through limestone cliffs and a gorge.

101-mile paved riverside route from Piqua to Franklin, backbone of southwest Ohio's 350-mile connected trail network for biking, walking, and regional exploration.

Historic district lined with preserved 19th-century brick storefronts in the Old Tippecanoe Main Street Historic District.

Nature preserve with 2 miles of trail and four welded steel sculptures created by the Hobart Welding Institute.

Fitness center, indoor aquatic center, and indoor track overlooking the 100-acre Sports Complex, offering year-round recreation and wellness amenities.

30.5-acre recreation destination with 6 lighted tennis courts, 8 pickleball courts, a 9-hole disc golf course, and softball fields.

4,200-seat fully covered outdoor amphitheater opened in 2015, city-owned and built within the 800-acre Heights development.

1,000-acre private preserve featuring 25 miles of trails, limestone cliffs, and the yellow spring that gave the village its name.

Limestone gorge carved by the Little Miami across 752 acres, with rock climbing and 16 hiking trails through dramatic river scenery.

268-acre dolomite and limestone gorge along the Little Miami River, designated a National Natural Landmark in 1968.

1869 red barn setting for homemade ice cream and Udders & Putters mini-golf at a long-running family dairy farm.

Walkable independent shops and galleries along Xenia Avenue, anchored by the Little Art Theatre, screening films since 1929.

Riverfront paved trails along the Great Miami levee with Float Troy’s riverside tent camping, combining scenic recreation and overnight outdoor stays.

Founded in 1919, landmark art museum housed since 1930 in an Edward B. Green-designed building modeled on the Villa d'Este and Villa Farnese.

Regional paved trail network connecting river communities, trailheads, and recreation areas across the Miami Valley.

Municipal park, with athletic fields, playgrounds, and picnic areas.

Two-level mall spanning 1,278,277 square feet that anchors the northern retail corridor and opened in 2001.

Mixed-use district with residences, offices, retail, and riverfront walkability, spanning 30 acres.

Walkable historic district of local shops, restaurants, and year-round community events around the original core.

Natural area with waterfalls, wooded trails, and a peaceful river valley setting for a quieter walk.

Park with sports fields, playgrounds, and connecting walking paths for everyday recreation.

State nature preserve, protecting wooded wetlands and native ecosystems.

Walkable town center with local shops, dining, and year-round community events around the square.

Park with playgrounds, sports fields, and open ground for outdoor events.

Neighborhood park with walking paths, picnic areas, and green space for casual recreation.

Municipal park, with athletic fields, fishing ponds, event lawns and gathering space.

Historic center with preserved architecture, local dining, and seasonal festivals, around the historic core.

Hilltop overlook and city views make this park especially rewarding for a short climb.

Scenic regional trail following the Olentangy River and linking communities and parks along the route.

Well-known state park with waterfalls, rock formations, and trails for scenic outdoor exploration.

Community park with walking paths, sports facilities, and room for local events.

Long-running orchard with pick-your-own fruit, a farm market, and seasonal fall events for families.

Regional trail system offering scenic biking and walking routes through natural surroundings and preserved corridors.

Local park with walking paths, playgrounds, and open space for casual activity.

Historic small-town downtown with locally owned shops, restaurants, and community events around the original core.

Metro park with trails, picnic areas, and a pond for wildlife viewing.

Metro park with open meadows, wooded trails, and scenic natural landscapes for a quieter outdoor visit.

Metro park featuring a lake, paved trails, and broad outdoor recreation opportunities.

Protected wetland corridor with boardwalks, an observation tower, and rare spring-fed fens along Little Beaver Creek.

90-acre nature reserve gifted by Fritz and Dolores Russ in 2008, featuring an all-natural playscape and a beekeeping apiary.

Paved rail-trail in 2 segments totaling about 16 miles, running northwest from Dayton past Sycamore State Park to Verona.

Six-site, 111-acre preservation landscape featuring the Wright brothers' cycle shop, Huffman Prairie Flying Field, and Paul Laurence Dunbar's home, established 1992.

Springboro’s original Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area at State Routes 741 and 73, host to a free summer concert series.

91-acre preserve featuring dolomite cliffs up to 50 feet high, opened for public rock climbing in 2017.

Founded in 1946, Ohio's only Smithsonian Affiliate art museum, with 8 galleries highlighting American and Ohio artists.

206-acre preserve with prairie, wetlands, and woodlands, featuring a 1-mile nature trail and 4 miles of bridle trails.

Landmark Roundhouse, tennis courts, and the Tippecanoe Family Aquatic Center within the city's oldest park north of downtown.

Community park with ball fields, open green space, and recreation amenities serving Camp Dennison and nearby Loveland.

Township park with trails, ball fields, courts, and open space for neighborhood recreation and community events.

Riverfront park with trails, meadows, and Ohio River views within the Great Parks system.

Community park with athletic fields, playgrounds, and open green space for local recreation and gatherings.

Ecological park with native habitat, walking trails, and outdoor learning space in Lebanon.

Community park with wooded trails, open green space, and recreation amenities in Liberty Township.

Community park with open lawns, walking paths, and gathering space for neighborhood recreation in Liberty Township.

Neighborhood park with playgrounds, open green space, and athletic facilities for youth sports and gatherings.

Resort campground with RV sites, cabins, pools, and family activities near Kings Island and the Great Wolf area.

Indoor water park resort with slides, play structures, pools, and family lodging near Mason’s entertainment district.

Park with lakes, trails, and open green space for fishing, walking, and everyday recreation.

Private golf and country club with an 18-hole course, dining, and member recreation amenities.

Forest preserve at the Rowe Woods campus with trails, native plantings, educational exhibits, and wildlife habitat.

Community park with ball fields, courts, trails, and open space in Union Township.

Community park with athletic fields, walking paths, playgrounds, and open recreation space in Franklin for families.

Large Great Parks destination with Winton Lake, trails, a harbor, campgrounds, and family recreation facilities.

Municipal park, with athletic fields, walking paths, and open recreation space.

Small central park with walking paths, playgrounds, and open lawn for a quick break or casual outdoor time.

Municipal park with athletic fields and a public pool for casual recreation, summer swims, and active afternoons outdoors.

Park with trails and open green space suited to walks, casual play, and everyday recreation close to town.

Multi-use trail linking several communities for biking and walking, making it easy to cover distance at a comfortable pace.

Central retail corridor with national retailers, restaurants, and everyday conveniences for shopping, meals, and routine errands.

Golf community anchored by a 1974 Jack Nicklaus design and surrounding one of Ohio's best-known courses.

Park with trails and open green space for everyday recreation, whether you are walking, relaxing, or spending time outside.

Riverside park with walking paths, open lawn, and water views for an easy stroll or a relaxed break outdoors.

Park with trails and open green space for everyday recreation, from short walks to casual time outdoors.

1,000-acre preserve established in 1929 with Ohio's first educational forest and recognition as a National Natural Landmark.

54-acre athletic complex with soccer, football, and baseball fields, shelters, concessions, and open space east of Bellbrook.

3.5 miles of gravel trails through a restored fen, upland prairie, and floodplain forest within a Greene County reserve.

Nearly 263 acres of preserved green space, making it the Bellbrook-Sugarcreek district's largest park for quiet outdoor time.

1,300-acre Buckeye Trail parkland spanning the historic Tadmor site, an early Ohio transportation crossroads with lasting regional heritage.

260,000-square-foot university arena seating up to 11,200 for concerts and Raiders basketball since opening in December 1990.

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Serving undergraduate and graduate students, this Jesuit institution emphasizes reflection, service, and ethical leadership alongside strong business, nursing, and liberal arts pathways.

Serving undergraduate and graduate students, this historic institution blends Lutheran roots with notable music, law, and pre-professional pathways within a close academic community.

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Serving transfer and workforce students, this community institution supports rural learners with affordable credentials, personalized support, and practical routes into jobs or further study.

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Serving transfer and workforce students, this two-year institution is known for cooperative education, culinary and health programs, and strong employer partnerships.

Serving associate, bachelor’s, and transfer students, this regional branch gives commuter-friendly flexibility, smaller classes, and entry into a major public research system.

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Serving secondary and adult students, this career center features hands-on labs, public service pathways, and certifications tied to trades, healthcare, and technical fields.

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Serving grades 9-12 in Circleville City School District, this campus emphasizes college planning, campus engagement, and stronger self-direction.

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Serving grades 9-12 in Olentangy Local School District, this campus supports future-focused planning, service opportunities, and a balanced campus experience.

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Serving grades 9-12 in Licking Heights Local School District, this campus pairs long-range planning with arts participation and meaningful student participation.

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Serving grades K-5 in Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Local School District, this campus balances writing practice, teacher guidance, and consistent progress across subjects.

Serving grades K-5 in Brookville Local School District, this campus supports reading growth, student belonging, and a supportive daily rhythm.

Serving grades 9-12 in Brookville Local School District, this campus emphasizes advanced coursework, leadership roles, and steady personal growth.

Serving grades 9-12 in Miami East Local School District, this campus supports broad course access, co-curricular experiences, and growing independence.

Serving grades 9-12 in Northmont City School District, this campus balances academic challenge, advising support, and broader opportunity after graduation.

Serving grades K-2 in Fairborn City School District, this campus combines strong academic momentum, supportive mentoring, and well-rounded growth.

Serving grades 9-12 in Fairborn City School District, this campus pairs career pathways with extracurricular access and a comprehensive secondary experience.

Serving grades K-5 in Springboro Community City School District, this campus centers classroom routines, daily consistency, and healthy learning habits.

Serving grades K-5 in Springboro Community City School District, this campus emphasizes steady attendance habits, supportive transitions, and strong learning habits.

Serving grades 9-12 in Springboro Community City School District, this campus pairs technical coursework with well-rounded participation and practical next-step momentum.

Serving grades 6-8 in Springboro Community City School District, this campus pairs reading stamina with confidence across classes and strong school connection.

Serving grades K-5 in Bethel Local School District, this campus centers foundational study skills, joyful engagement, and broad early engagement.

Serving grades 9-12 in Bethel Local School District, this campus balances academic challenge, advising support, and broader opportunity after graduation.

Serving grades 6-8 in Bethel Local School District, this campus reinforces core-subject growth, activity access, and clear next-step preparation.

Serving grades 9-12 in Vandalia-Butler City School District, this campus reinforces advanced coursework, leadership roles, and steady personal growth.

Serving grades 6-8 in Vandalia-Butler City School District, this campus supports responsibility, club involvement, and broader independence.

Serving grades K-5 in Vandalia-Butler City School District, this campus supports math confidence, hands-on exploration, and next-grade readiness.

Serving grades 6-8 in Yellow Springs Exempted Village School District, this campus supports organization skills, STEM exposure, and purposeful exploration.

Serving grades K-5 in Yellow Springs Exempted Village School District, this campus pairs science curiosity with curiosity across subjects and confident classroom participation.

Serving grades K-5 in Batavia Local School District, this campus balances small-group support, campus routines, and successful day-to-day learning.

Serving grades 6-8 in Batavia Local School District, this campus emphasizes schedule management, consistent routines, and well-rounded development.

Serving grades 9-12 in Batavia Local School District, this campus balances long-range planning, arts participation, and meaningful student participation.

Serving grades 9-12 in West Clermont Local School District, this campus combines long-range planning, arts participation, and meaningful student participation.

Serving grades 6-8 in West Clermont Local School District, this campus develops organization skills, STEM exposure, and purposeful exploration.

Serving grades K-5 in Batavia Local School District, this campus balances reading growth, student belonging, and a supportive daily rhythm.

Serving grades K-5 in Batavia Local School District, this campus emphasizes steady attendance habits, supportive transitions, and strong learning habits.

Serving grades K-5 in West Clermont Local School District, this campus supports steady attendance habits, supportive transitions, and strong learning habits.

Serving grades 9-12 in Northwest Local School District, this campus emphasizes college planning, campus engagement, and stronger self-direction.

Serving grades K-5 in Northwest Local School District, this campus develops problem solving, collaborative learning, and a welcoming school culture.

Serving grades 6-8 in Northwest Local School District, this campus emphasizes schedule management, consistent routines, and well-rounded development.

Serving grades 9-12 in Northwest Local School District, this campus reinforces purposeful course selection, activity involvement, and confident postsecondary planning.

Serving grades 9-12 in Three Rivers Local School District, this campus balances performance opportunities, skills beyond the classroom, and clear future direction.

Serving grades 6-8 in Three Rivers Local School District, this campus connects study habits, teacher support, and a balanced middle-grades experience.

Serving grades K-5 in Three Rivers Local School District, this campus reinforces steady attendance habits, supportive transitions, and strong learning habits.

Serving grades 9-12 in Franklin City School District, this campus combines academic challenge, advising support, and broader opportunity after graduation.

Serving grades 6-8 in Franklin City School District, this campus balances goal setting, productive habits, and active student involvement.

Serving grades K-5 in Franklin City School District, this campus balances writing practice, teacher guidance, and consistent progress across subjects.

Serving grades K-5 in Franklin City School District, this campus centers creative expression, confidence across subjects, and classroom readiness.

Serving grades K-5 in Goshen Local School District, this campus emphasizes small-group support, campus routines, and successful day-to-day learning.

Serving grades 9-12 in Goshen Local School District, this campus combines student leadership, competitive programs, and active academic ownership.

Serving grades 6-8 in Goshen Local School District, this campus connects study habits, teacher support, and a balanced middle-grades experience.

Serving grades K-5 in Goshen Local School District, this campus pairs family partnership with curiosity across subjects and a positive start each year.

Serving grades K-5 in Southwest Local School District, this campus supports foundational study skills, joyful engagement, and broad early engagement.

Serving grades 6-8 in Southwest Local School District, this campus pairs reading stamina with confidence across classes and strong school connection.

Serving grades 9-12 in Southwest Local School District, this campus emphasizes postsecondary advising, broad student involvement, and purposeful preparation beyond graduation.

Serving elementary grades in Kings Local School District, this campus focuses on foundational learning, student support, and a connected school community.

Serving grades 7-8 in Kings Local School District, this campus supports academic transition, extracurricular participation, and readiness for high school expectations.

Serving grades 9-12 in Kings Local School District, this campus emphasizes advanced coursework, athletics, and preparation for college, careers, and leadership.

Serving elementary grades in Lakota Local School District, this campus emphasizes early academics, student belonging, and family engagement in a growing community.

Serving grades 9-12 in Lakota Local School District, this campus supports future-focused planning, service opportunities, and a balanced campus experience.

Serving grades 6-8 in Lakota Local School District, this campus pairs reading stamina with confidence across classes and strong school connection.

Serving grades 4-5 in Little Miami Local School District, this campus features family engagement, curriculum resources, and support during the upper-elementary transition.

Serving grades 6-12 in Little Miami Local School District, this combined campus supports academic progression, activities, and coordinated preparation for graduation.

Serving preschool and kindergarten in Mason City School District, this campus pairs science curiosity with curiosity across subjects and confident classroom participation.

Serving grades 3-5 in Mason City School District, this campus combines student leadership, competitive programs, and active academic ownership.

Serving grades 6-8 in Mason City School District, this campus supports schedule management, consistent routines, and well-rounded development.

Serving grades 9-12 in Mason City School District, this campus balances goal setting, community connection, and durable preparation for adulthood.

Serving grades K-5 in Milford Exempted Village School District, this campus emphasizes problem solving, collaborative learning, and a welcoming school culture.

Serving middle grades in Milford Exempted Village School District, this campus combines core instruction, electives, and preparation for high school success.

Serving grades 9-12 in Milford Exempted Village School District, this campus pairs strong academic momentum with supportive mentoring and well-rounded growth.

Serving grades 9-12 in Lakota Local School District, this campus builds purposeful course selection, activity involvement, and confident postsecondary planning.

Serving grades 6-8 in Lakota Local School District, this campus connects goal setting, productive habits, and active student involvement.

Serving certificate, associate, and transfer students, this access-focused public institution blends career-ready programs, community support, and practical routes into continued study.

Serving grades K-2 in Lebanon City School District, this campus emphasizes applied learning, student initiative, and successful long-term planning.

Serving grades K-5 in Lebanon City School District, this campus emphasizes steady attendance habits, supportive transitions, and strong learning habits.

Serving grades 9-12 in Lebanon City School District, this campus pairs career pathways with extracurricular access and a comprehensive secondary experience.

Serving grades 6-8 in Lebanon City School District, this campus pairs cross-subject skills with supportive advising and successful daily routines.

Serving grades K-5 in Clark-Shawnee Local School District, this campus balances positive work habits, foundational skills, and purposeful skill-building.

Serving grades 3-5 in Lebanon City School District, this campus balances strong academic momentum, supportive mentoring, and well-rounded growth.

Serving grades K-5 in Clark-Shawnee Local School District, this campus emphasizes problem solving, collaborative learning, and a welcoming school culture.

Serving grades 9-12 in Clark-Shawnee Local School District, this campus balances career pathways, extracurricular access, and a comprehensive secondary experience.

Serving grades 6-8 in Clark-Shawnee Local School District, this campus pairs reading stamina with confidence across classes and strong school connection.

Serving grades 5-6 in Lebanon City School District, this campus focuses on organization skills, subject-area depth, and a smooth step toward junior high.

Serving preschool and kindergarten in Batavia Local School District, this campus emphasizes writing practice, teacher guidance, and consistent progress across subjects.

Serving grades K-5 in Clermont Northeastern Local School District, this campus emphasizes positive work habits, foundational skills, and purposeful skill-building.

Serving grades 6-8 in Northwest Local School District, this campus supports organization skills, STEM exposure, and purposeful exploration.

Serving grades K-5 in Lakota Local School District, this campus supports writing practice, teacher guidance, and consistent progress across subjects.

Serving grades K-5 in Little Miami Local School District, this campus balances problem solving, collaborative learning, and a welcoming school culture.

Serving preschool and kindergarten in Franklin City School District, this campus balances strong learning routines, family partnership, and confident participation.

Serving grades K-5 in Southwest Local School District, this campus pairs math confidence with hands-on exploration and next-grade readiness.

Serving preschool and kindergarten in Lakota Local School District, this campus balances project-based learning, extra help when needed, and steady academic momentum.

Serving grades 9-12 in Little Miami Local School District, this campus stands out for athletics, College Credit Plus, and clear graduation-pathway planning.

Serving grades 2-3 in Little Miami Local School District, this campus highlights sight-word development, counseling support, and family-focused programs like PTO and latchkey.

Serving grades 6-8 in Little Miami Local School District, this campus offers National Junior Honor Society, scheduling support, and a Washington, D.C., trip.

Serving preschool through grade 1 in Little Miami Local School District, this campus centers on kindergarten transition, family engagement, and Imagination Library access.

Serving grades K-5 in Milford Exempted Village School District, this campus centers science curiosity, curiosity across subjects, and confident classroom participation.

Serving grades K-5 in West Clermont Local School District, this campus reinforces small-group support, campus routines, and successful day-to-day learning.

Serving grades K-5 in Three Rivers Local School District, this campus emphasizes writing practice, teacher guidance, and consistent progress across subjects.

Serving grades K-5 in Mason City School District, this campus emphasizes project-based learning, extra help when needed, and steady academic momentum.

Serving grades K-5 in Teays Valley Local School District, this campus balances steady attendance habits, supportive transitions, and strong learning habits.

Serving grades 3-5 in Big Walnut Local School District, this campus combines goal setting, community connection, and durable preparation for adulthood.

Serving grades 6-8 in Marysville Exempted Village School District, this campus builds organization skills, STEM exposure, and purposeful exploration.

Serving grades 3-5 in Marysville Exempted Village School District, this campus supports purposeful course selection, activity involvement, and confident postsecondary planning.

Serving grades 9-12 in Dublin City Schools, this campus supports college planning, campus engagement, and stronger self-direction.

Serving grades K-5 in Southwest Licking Local School District, this campus builds writing practice, teacher guidance, and consistent progress across subjects.

Serving grades 6-8 in Gahanna-Jefferson Public Schools, this campus balances goal setting, productive habits, and active student involvement.

Serving grades K-5 in Big Walnut Local School District, this campus balances writing practice, teacher guidance, and consistent progress across subjects.

Serving grades 9-12 in South-Western City School District, this campus develops broad course access, co-curricular experiences, and growing independence.

Serving grade 6 in Hilliard City School District, this campus develops broad course access, co-curricular experiences, and growing independence.

Serving grades 6-8 in South-Western City School District, this campus supports organization skills, STEM exposure, and purposeful exploration.

Serving grades 6-8 in Olentangy Local School District, this campus emphasizes independent learning, broad exploration, and a supportive campus culture.

Serving grades 9-12 in Pickerington Local School District, this campus supports purposeful course selection, activity involvement, and confident postsecondary planning.

Serving grades 3-5 in Licking Heights Local School District, this campus pairs goal setting with community connection and durable preparation for adulthood.

Serving grades 6-8 in Teays Valley Local School District, this campus pairs reading stamina with confidence across classes and strong school connection.

Serving grades 6-8 in Teays Valley Local School District, this campus emphasizes critical thinking, student belonging, and durable learning habits.

Serving grades 6-8 in Fairborn City School District, this campus connects team participation, structured expectations, and maturing academic habits.

Serving grades 3-5 in Brookville Local School District, this campus supports college planning, campus engagement, and stronger self-direction.

Serving grades 3-5 in Fairborn City School District, this campus supports future-focused planning, service opportunities, and a balanced campus experience.

Serving grades K-5 in Beavercreek City School District, this campus balances writing practice, teacher guidance, and consistent progress across subjects.

Serving grades 6-8 in Vandalia-Butler City School District, this campus supports schedule management, consistent routines, and well-rounded development.

Serving grades K-2 in Fairborn City School District, this campus emphasizes future-focused planning, service opportunities, and a balanced campus experience.

Serving grades 3-5 in Springboro Community City School District, this campus combines performance opportunities, skills beyond the classroom, and clear future direction.

Serving grades 9-12 in Yellow Springs Exempted Village School District, this campus supports college planning, campus engagement, and stronger self-direction.

Serving grades K-3 in Fairborn City School District, this campus supports future-focused planning, service opportunities, and a balanced campus experience.

Serving grades K-5 in South-Western City School District, this campus emphasizes early literacy, classroom consistency, and confident everyday learning habits.

Serving grades 3-5 in Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Local School District, this campus builds reading stamina, math fluency, and growing student responsibility.

Serving grades 6-8 in Olentangy Local School District, this campus connects core academics, activity access, and steady personal growth.

Serving grades K-5 in Licking Heights Local School District, this campus centers early skill-building, daily consistency, and a positive classroom culture.

Serving grades K-5 in Hilliard City School District, this campus pairs family partnership with foundational academics and dependable daily routines.

Serving grades K-5 in South-Western City School District, this campus supports literacy growth, collaborative learning, and a welcoming start to each school year.

Serving grades 9-12 in Clermont Northeastern School District, this campus balances college and career pathways, extracurricular access, and clear next-step readiness.

Serving grades 6-8 in Clermont Northeastern School District, this campus builds study habits, school connection, and confidence across core subjects.

Serving grades K-5 in Springboro Community City School District, this campus reinforces foundational skills, steady progress, and a strong home-school connection.

Serving grades 6-8 in Pickerington Local School District, this campus pairs core-subject growth with activity access and developing independence.

Serving grades K-5 in Beavercreek City School District, this campus supports early reading, hands-on learning, and consistent classroom routines.

Serving grades PreK-2 in Fairborn City School District, this campus centers early literacy, social readiness, and a supportive introduction to school.

Serving grades 4-6 in South-Western City School District, this campus develops study skills, subject-area depth, and growing student independence.

Serving grades K-5 in Pickerington Local School District, this campus emphasizes early skill-building, daily consistency, and family partnership.

Serving grades 4-6 in South-Western City School District, this campus builds organization habits, reading stamina, and confidence across subjects.

Serving grades K-6 in Lakota Local School District, this campus supports foundational learning, classroom community, and steady year-over-year growth.

Serving grades K-5 in Olentangy Local School District, this campus centers early literacy, collaborative learning, and dependable daily structure.

Serving grades K-5 in Northwest Local School District, this campus pairs foundational skills with neighborhood connection and consistent classroom routines.

Serving grades K-5 in Marysville School District, this campus supports early academics, positive routines, and a welcoming start each year.

Serving grades K-5 in Southwest Licking Local School District, this campus emphasizes foundational literacy, steady routines, and a supportive classroom culture.

Serving grades K-5 in Pickerington Local School District, this campus supports early academics, family partnership, and consistent daily structure.

Serving grades 7-8 in South-Western City School District, this campus builds study habits, activity involvement, and readiness for high school.

Serving grades K-5 in Olentangy Local School District, this campus builds foundational skills, collaborative learning, and a positive start each year.

Serving grades K-5 in Teays Valley Local School District, this campus emphasizes early academics, small-community connection, and steady daily routines.

Serving grades K-5 in Goshen Local School District, this campus pairs foundational learning with a close school community and consistent routines.

Serving grades 6-8 in Pickerington Local School District, this campus connects core academics, leadership habits, and developing independence.

Founded in 1883 by Barney Kroger, the grocery company runs its corporate headquarters on Vine Street downtown, overseeing supply chain, merchandising, and digital operations.

Founded in 1858 and named for the merger of the Fifth and Third national banks, Fifth Third runs retail, commercial, and technology operations from downtown Cincinnati.

Founded in 1926 as the Farm Bureau Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, the insurer and financial services group anchors downtown Columbus at the Arena District.

A not-for-profit system built around Riverside Methodist and Grant Medical Center, operating hospitals, urgent care sites, and hospice across central Ohio.

One of JPMorgan Chase's largest employment centers outside New York, with Polaris and McCoy Center operations supporting consumer banking and technology.

The Columbus retailer that separated from L Brands to trade independently, retaining its central Ohio headquarters and distribution network.

Ohio's largest single-site employer, home to Air Force Materiel Command, the Air Force Research Laboratory and the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force.

A Dayton-based system built around Miami Valley Hospital, operating acute-care hospitals and the region's Level I trauma center.

A Seventh-day Adventist-affiliated network grown from Kettering Medical Center, now operating hospitals, emergency centers, and outpatient clinics across the Dayton region.

A Dayton-based nonprofit managed care plan serving Medicaid, Medicare, and marketplace members across several states.

The Monroe fulfillment operation on the Butler-Warren county line, staffing pick, pack, ship, and inbound receiving roles along the I-75 corridor.

GE Aerospace's Evendale campus, where the company has designed and tested jet engines since the 1940s, including work on the GE9X and CFM LEAP programs.

Bon Secours Mercy Health's Batavia hospital, with emergency, surgical, and outpatient care for Clermont County.

Founded in 1870 as a land-grant college, Ohio State enrolls tens of thousands of students on a 1,665-acre Columbus campus that ranks among the largest in the country.

Honda's first U.S. automobile plant, which began building Accords in 1982 and anchors a Union County manufacturing network alongside East Liberty and Anna.

Duke Energy's Midwest operations, rooted in the former Cincinnati Gas & Electric company and serving electric and gas customers across southwest Ohio and northern Kentucky.

Clermont County's seat in Batavia, housing commissioners, common pleas courts, the auditor, and permitting for communities east of Cincinnati.

The academic health system affiliated with the University of Cincinnati, operating the region's adult Level I trauma center and its academic physician practice.

TCS's Cincinnati-area delivery center in Milford, supporting application development and IT operations for North American clients.

Premier Health's Butler County hospital, built on a new Middletown-area campus with emergency, cardiac, cancer, and surgical services.

Founded in 1883 and based in Avondale, one of the oldest and largest pediatric academic medical centers in the United States, with a major research institute.

Amazon's fourth Ohio fulfillment center, opened in June 2019 and built for oversized items such as furniture, kayaks, and sporting goods.

The North American headquarters of Toyota's interior systems supplier, developing seats, door trim, and filtration products from Sharonville.

L3Harris's Warren County operation, developing communications and electronic warfare systems for defense and government customers.

Founded in 1929 as a Cincinnati rag-collection business, Cintas now supplies uniforms, first aid, and facility services to businesses nationwide from its Mason headquarters.

The office component of Liberty Township's town center, where employers sit above and alongside the retail and dining floors.

Opened in 1972 and spanning 364 acres, the Warren County park runs The Beast, the longest wooden roller coaster in the world, alongside Soak City water park.

UC Health's Butler County hospital, delivering emergency, surgical, neuroscience, and oncology care to the northern suburbs.

A Pickaway County plant producing high-performance polyimide films used in flexible circuits, aerospace insulation, and electronics manufacturing.

The U.S. arm of an Italian tissue maker, running an integrated paper mill and converting plant in Pickaway County.

Pickaway County's hospital, opened in 1916 and now part of OhioHealth, with emergency, surgical, and outpatient services.

Caterpillar's Montgomery County facility, supporting production and engineering for the heavy equipment maker northwest of Dayton.

Ohio State's academic health system, home to the James Cancer Hospital and central Ohio's Level I trauma center.

The municipal government of Ohio's capital and largest city, managing public safety, water and power utilities, refuse collection, and development services.

The county seat administration for one of Ohio's wealthiest and fastest-growing counties, covering courts, engineering, planning, and public health north of Columbus.

An Amazon fulfillment site in Licking County's Etna Township, part of the I-70 logistics corridor east of Columbus.

Founded in 1868 as a seed company, the lawn and garden products maker still runs its global headquarters from Marysville.

Union County's independent hospital in Marysville, with emergency, surgical, cancer, and primary care for a service area shifting from rural to suburban.

An independent, locally governed health system in Newark providing hospital, primary care, and specialty services across Licking County.

Intel's Licking County semiconductor campus, a multibillion-dollar leading-edge chip fabrication project announced in 2022.

A northern Delaware County district serving Sunbury and Galena, with one of the fastest enrollment growth rates in central Ohio.

An independent community hospital in Lancaster serving Fairfield County and the Hocking Hills region with emergency, cardiac, and cancer care.

Founded in 1905 beside the Hocking River, the Lancaster glassmaker produces bakeware, storage jars, and drinkware and remains one of the last U.S. glass tableware plants.

The Newark plant and science and technology center of the company that pioneered fiberglass insulation, also developing roofing and composite materials.

A small independent hospital in London serving Madison County with emergency, surgical, and primary care.

A public research university named for the Wright brothers, with a Fairborn campus known for its connecting tunnel system and disability accessibility.

A Clark County truck and engine assembly operation, one of the anchors of Springfield's manufacturing base since the plant opened.

The U.S. manufacturing operation of a Finnish lifting equipment maker, building overhead cranes and hoists in Clark County.

A Springfield community college offering associate degrees, technical certificates, and workforce training for Clark and Champaign counties.

Bon Secours Mercy Health's Clark County operations, including a hospital campus and a network of outpatient and primary care sites around Springfield.

The Enon headquarters campus of the convenience store and fuel chain, which was acquired by 7-Eleven from Marathon Petroleum.

A Troy welding school with a national reputation, training welders and certified welding instructors from across the country.

A Champaign County stamping and welding supplier producing body frame components for automotive assembly plants.

A family-owned Auglaize County manufacturer and one of the world's largest forklift makers, which began life producing temperature controls.

The Vandalia-based commercial airport serving the Dayton region, with passenger service alongside a growing air cargo and aerospace footprint.

A regional distribution facility for the footwear brand, handling e-commerce and wholesale fulfillment from the Dayton logistics corridor.

A small liberal arts college in Yellow Springs founded in 1850 and reopened as an independent institution in 2011, known for its cooperative work program.

A Clark County district serving Enon and Bethel Township, which consolidated its schools onto a single PK-12 campus.

A Premier Health hospital on a rural campus between Troy and Piqua, serving Miami County with emergency and inpatient care.

The Mason campus of the global eyewear group, supporting corporate functions, lens manufacturing, and North American brand management.

Warren County's seat in Lebanon, housing commissioners, common pleas courts, and the historic courthouse on Broadway.

Founded in 1929, the world's largest private nonprofit applied research institute, which helped commercialize xerography and now manages U.S. national laboratories.

Founded in 1886 by the Sisters of the Holy Cross and now part of Trinity Health, operating hospitals in Grove City, Westerville, and east Columbus.

A former Air Force base turned cargo airport, named for the World War I flying ace Eddie Rickenbacker and paired with an intermodal rail terminal for transpacific freight.

Founded in 1971 as a food wholesaler, the Dublin-based company now distributes pharmaceuticals and medical products to hospitals and pharmacies nationwide.

GE Aerospace's electrical power research operation on the University of Dayton campus, developing aircraft electrical and propulsion systems.

The Dayton-area operation behind legal and risk data analytics, tracing its roots to the LEXIS legal research system developed locally in the 1970s.

A Chinese automotive glass maker that reopened a shuttered GM plant in Moraine, later the subject of the documentary American Factory.

A Clark County operations center for the specialty insurance company, handling claims processing, customer service, and technology roles.

Founded in Yellow Springs in 1948, YSI builds water quality sensors and environmental monitoring instruments, now sold under the Xylem umbrella.

A Methodist-affiliated senior living organization headquartered in Warren County, known for small-house neighborhoods alongside skilled nursing and rehabilitation.

A Mason medical device company founded in 2000, developing surgical ablation and left atrial appendage management devices for atrial fibrillation.

The Milford campus behind NX and Teamcenter design and lifecycle software, with engineering roots in the former SDRC and UGS operations.

A freight brokerage founded in August 1997 by Ken Oaks, now one of the largest truckload brokers in North America from its Clermont County headquarters.

The Pickaway County health organization built around Berger Hospital, coordinating inpatient, outpatient, and emergency care for Circleville and the surrounding townships.

Cincinnati Children's second inpatient campus, bringing pediatric emergency care, surgery, and specialty clinics to Butler County families.

A Kettering Health community hospital in Xenia with emergency, inpatient, and outpatient services for Greene County.

Opened in 1929 as Port Columbus and later renamed for the astronaut and senator, central Ohio's primary passenger gateway.

An open-air town center in Butler County combining shops, restaurants, a hotel, apartments, and office space on a single mixed-use campus.

Procter & Gamble's largest research and development site, where beauty, grooming, and oral care products are developed and tested in Warren County.

A UC Health outpatient campus in Warren County offering primary care, imaging, orthopedics, and specialty clinics.