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Kenton County School Districts

• BEECHWOOD INDEPENDENT

  
  

  Beechwood Independent School District is a unique K-12, one contiguo探花视频 building, public school district located in Ft. Mitchell, Kentucky. The elementary school (kindergarten-6th grade) and the high school (7th-12th grades) each have enrollments of approximately 550 students. Throughout their history, the Beechwood schools have been noted for their sense of tradition and academic excellence. Both Beechwood Elementary School and Beechwood High School have received numero探花视频 awards and honors for their outstanding accomplishments. The exemplary level of performance exhibited by Beechwood students over the years has been directly related to the high expectations set by the schools for achievement and the consistently strong level of parental involvement and support. The district's remarkable level of student performance is demonstrated by Beechwood High School having on average 90% or more of its graduates going on to attend college.

• COVINGTON INDEPENDENT

  
  

  In Covington, we are on a mission to become one of the best urban school districts in the United States. Our district motto is Destination: Graduation. Simply, we want every student to graduate with the skills to reach his or her full potential to be successful in a career or college and beyond.

• ERLANGER-ELSMERE INDEPENDENT

  
  

• KENTON COUNTY

  
  

• LUDLOW INDEPENDENT

  
  

  The mission of Ludlow Schools is to provide a safe, challenging and supportive environment where all students can learn, grow and become contributing members of society.

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