Other districts serve small parts of the township. Several schools in and around Union also offer the option of private education. The school district offers a wide range of programs, from preschool to classes for the gifted. Each year, more than 9000 students pass through the doors of the eight elementary, two middle, and two high schools, making it one of Ohio's most energetic systems. By the year 2005, the students population is expected to reach nearly 10,000.
Students can choose from a varity of classes, such as Japanese language and video production.
Programs also partner younger students with older students and nursing home residents with elementary pupils. For more information about the schools, call the West Clermont Administrative Office at 528-0664 or see their web site . Milford Exempted Village Schools Students in Milford's kindergarten through eighth grade classes spend their days exploring, thinking, researching, and solving problems in the varied programs the school offers. The district educated nearly 6000 students each year at its four elementary schools and middle, junior high, and high schools. Milford students can learn Japanese, shadow a career professional, take advanced placement courses or act in a play through the district's varied programs.