Education

K-12

Logan-Hocking School District

The district serves the majority of Hocking County residents in a system comprised of five public preschool - grade 4 schools, one middle school (grades 5-8) and one high school. Logan High School offers college preparatory and vocational courses. A new state-of-the-art athletic complex has been built at the new high school. Visit the school's website at: www.Loganhocking.k12.oh.us

Higher Education

Hocking County Department of Job and Family Services

Offering education and training. www.co.hocking.oh.us/hcjs

Tri-County Joint Vocational School

Located in Nelsonville, just 15 minutes from Logan, Tri-County Adult Career Center serves 1500 students annually with career development, career enhancement and customized training for business and industry. www.tricountyhightech.com

Hocking College

Ohio’s largest 2-year technical college is located on 2,300 acres in Nelsonville,15 minutes from Logan, and serves 6000 students. The College Partners closely with many local employers offering a number of programs that are the only ones of their kind in the county and some that are the first of their kind in the state. Hocking College boasts the only operating fuel cell on a college campus. www.hocking.edu

Hocking College Energy Institute

Because of Hocking College’s commitment to learning by doing through a flexible and expert approach, thousands of students have acquired the experience and global perspective to live in and contribute to today’s changing world.

The Hocking College Energy Institute, an innovative, state-of-the-art facility is located across from the Logan-Hocking Commerce Park. It is:

• A training Center for sustainable energy technologies used in transporation, extraction (mining), buildings, and heavy industry
• An applied research center for businesses
• A state-of-the-art incubator for establishing new businesses
• An enhanced learning center for advanced energy technology
• A flexible design that adapts to advances in energy technology
• A maximization of local resources while minimizing environmental impact