It is our mission to make sure that a Princeton education means something significant. We offer our students more opportunities while still providing a great value for our residents. We spend less per pupil on administration than the state average, putting as much as possible into the classroom.

We want to see our students affected by their Princeton education throughout their lives. The result of their time with us should be a foundation for everything they will encounter for the rest of their lives.

One thing that sets Princeton apart from other districts is the attention we pay to each individual student. We value the whole educational experience for each child, including excellent athletic and music programs, extracurricular activities, and the distinguished International Baccalaureate program in our high school.

Princeton offers the prestigious International Baccalaureate Diploma Program. Since its inception in 1985, the program gives students the ability to develop an appreciation and a kinship of the entire world. It takes subjects offered in the school’s regular curriculum and adds an international community’s perspective.

In many ways, the world is becoming a smaller place. Jobs are now often viewed globally, meaning competition for them comes from more than just a small region around Cincinnati. Princeton students are able to compete because of the opportunities provided in each of our schools.