Liberty Center, OH

Liberty Center is a Henry County village whose name comes from Liberty Township and whose post office has operated since 1858. The village is part of the Liberty Center Local School District, a regional system that crosses the Henry-Fulton county line. That district serves roughly 1,100 students from preschool through 12th grade in a single K-12 facility, making the campus one of the clearest shared institutions in the area.

The 2020 census counted 1,108 residents. Liberty Center Local Schools divides the campus into elementary, middle, and high school grades, and the district covers the village plus surrounding township precincts. The district's six precincts extend the school system beyond the village's 2020 population and into the surrounding townships. For residents, the useful map is a mix of postal, village, and school boundaries: the post office marks the community's long-running name, while the district gathers children from two counties into one education system. Liberty Center is an incorporated village with a school footprint that reaches beyond its municipal edges.