Bobbie Grice
Bobbie Grice is a seasoned educational consultant with the Warren County Educational Service Center, where she brings over a decade of experience in curriculum development and instructional support. As a former consultant at Warren County ESC and current President of the Little Miami Area Chamber of Commerce, Bobbie has consistently championed educator growth and student success. A graduate of Miami University, she has a strong foundation in educational leadership and a proven ability to empower first- and second-year teachers, all while fostering dynamic learning environments. With a passion for community impact, Bobbie actively serves on multiple boards, including the Little Miami School Board and the Warren County Career Center Board, in addition to her leadership with the Area Progress Council. These roles allow her to contribute to workforce readiness, educational policy, and regional economic development. Through this work, she continues to blend her expertise in education management with a deep commitment to community service—transforming opportunities for students, professionals, and families throughout the region.
• Ohio University - BS
• Miami University
• Wright State University
• Vice President of Board of Education with the Ohio School Boards Association
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute much of my success to the mentorship of Dr. Vince Rosner, who encouraged me to embrace leadership opportunities and helped shape my path. When asked about my most meaningful achievements, I’m most proud of the successes of my former students and the academic accomplishments of my children. Seeing them thrive is a reflection of the values I hold most dear—education, growth, and mentorship.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The values most important to me—both professionally and personally—are service, community engagement, and making a meaningful impact. My involvement with various boards and nonprofit organizations, including the Little Miami School Board, the Warren County Career Center Board, and the Area Progress Council, has given me the opportunity to give back in ways that truly matter. These roles have allowed me to support education, workforce development, and community progress—areas I’m deeply passionate about.