Statement of Mission
The mission of the Ironton College Access Program is to increase the number of Ironton High School students who aspire to, prepare for, and succeed in achieving postsecondary education.

Ironton College Access Program History

Established in 2001 in collaboration with the Ohio College Access Network

Provides a college advisor and an early awareness advisor to the students in the Ironton City Schools

In 2007/2008 provided services to 825 students in grades 6-12

In 2007/2008 assisted the Ironton City Schools in earning an excellent rating with the Ohio Department of Education

To date, Ironton College Access Program has awarded $72,000 in last dollar scholarships to eligible Ironton High School graduating seniors

In 2008, 71% of Ironton’s graduating seniors went on to further their education, compared to 60% prior to the establishment of the Ironton College Access Program

In 1999, Ironton High School graduates received $53,380 in scholarships.  In 2008, the Ironton graduates received $1.8 million due to the efforts of the Ironton College Access Programs in  collaboration with the Ironton High School Guidance Department

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ICAP@mail.southern.ohiou.edu