Education
Children in East Liverpool (and immediate surrounding areas in Liverpool and St. Clair Townships) are served by the East Liverpool City School District. The current schools in the district are:
- La Croft Elementary School - 2460 Boring Lane (located immediately outside the city limits in La Croft, Ohio), grades K-4.
- North Elementary School - 100 Maine Boulevard, grades K-4.
- East Liverpool Middle School - 810 West 8th Street, grades 5-6. Also the location of the administrative offices.
- East Liverpool Junior/Senior High School - 100 Maine Boulevard, grades 7-12.
Kent State University opened a regional campus, Kent State University at East Liverpool, in 1965. It is located at 400 East 4th Street, in the old East Liverpool High School building. There is an additional building, the Mary Patterson Building, located down the street.
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