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Jefferson County, Ohio Information
 Jefferson County is directly across the Ohio River from Ohio and Brooke County in West Virginia. Its population is 73,894 and its largest city is Steubenville. It is home to performance and sports legends such as Bill Mazeroski and Dean Martin.
Jefferson County Cities & Towns
Public Schools of Jefferson County
- Adena Elementary School
- Bantam Ridge Elementary School
- Brilliant Elementary School
- Buchanan Junior High School
- Buena Vista Elementary School
- Central Public School
- Central School
- Edison North High School
- Franklin School
- Garfield Elementary School
- Grant School
- Harding Middle School
- Hill School
- Hills Elementary School
- Indian Creek High School
- Irondale Elementary School
- Jefferson Union High School
- Knoxville Elementary School
- Lincoln Elementary School
- Lincoln School
- Long Run School
- McKinley Elementary School
- Mingo High School
- New Alexandria Elementary School
- Pleasant Hill Elementary School
- Richmond Elementary School
- Roosevelt Elementary School
- Roosevelt School
- S.C. Dennis Elementary School
- Smithfield Elementary School
- South Middle School
- Springfield Middle School
- Stark School
- Steubenville High School
- Tiltonsville Elementary School
- Toronto High School
- Warren High School
- Washington School
- Wayne Elementary School
- Wells Elementary School
- Wintersville Elementary School
Private Schools of Jefferson County
- All Saints School
- Cathedral School
- Central High School
- Holy Rosary School
- Jefferson County Christian School
- Saint Agnes' School
- Saint Anthony's School
- Saint Joseph's School
- Saint Pius the Tenth School
- Saint Stanislaus School
- Steubenville Central Catholic High School
Jefferson County Higher Education
Hospitals in Jefferson County
Places of Worship
Learn more about Jefferson County, Ohio.
We have included links to the schools' and towns' official web sites when we were able to find them. If you know of a site that we missed, please forward the URL to info@takemehomeohiovalley.com so that we can include it.
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