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ODE Licensed Programs As of 1/29/19 ODE Licensed Programs, as of 1/29/19 Preschool Program Hierarchy/Operator IRN Hierarchy/Operator Name Preschool IRN Preschool Program Name Street Address City Zip Code License Number 1000018579 061903 Adams County Ohio Valley Local 033936 North Adams Elementary School 2295 Moores Rd Seaman 45679 1000018577 061903 Adams County Ohio Valley Local 029520 Peebles Elementary School 700 Indian Dr Peebles 45660 1000018578 061903 Adams County Ohio Valley Local 038885 West Union Elementary School 555 Lloyd Rd West Union 45693 1000017749 049494 Adena Local 012096 Adena Elementary School 3367 County Road 550 Frankfort 45628 1000020407 043489 Akron City 015086 APS Preschool 1160 Winhurst Dr Akron 44313 1000019120 043489 Akron City 001537 Barber Community Learning Center 665 Garry Rd Akron 44305 1000020122 043489 Akron City 005074 Case Community Learning Center 400 W Market St Akron 44303 1000019319 043489 Akron City 007864 Crouse Community Learning Center 1000 Diagonal Rd Akron 44320 1000018683 043489 Akron City 126086 Early Learning Program 1199 V Odom Blvd Akron 44307 1000017657 043489 Akron City 023135 Mason Community Learning Center 700 E Exchange St Akron 44306 1000019031 043489 Akron City 027565 North High School 985 Gorge Blvd Akron 44310 1000018688 043489 Akron City 016442 Reach Center Summit Lake 390 W Crosier St Akron 44311 1000018398 043489 Akron City 031773 Rimer Community Learning Center 2370 Manchester Rd Akron 44314 1000020171 043489 Akron City 032110 Robinson Community Learning Center 1156 4th Ave Akron 44306 1000018107 043489 Akron City 016188 Sam Salem Community Learning Center 1222 W Waterloo Rd Akron 44314 1000018803 043489 Akron City 041699 Windemere CLC 2283 Windemere Ave Akron 44312 1000019652 126151 Akron Montessori 126151 Akron Montessori 3882 Bywood Ave Fairlawn 44333 1000020046 000176 Al Ihsan Islamic School 014276 Al Ihsan Preschool 6055 W 130th St Parma 44130 1000018159 045906 Alexander Local 000257 Alexander Elementary School 6105 School Road Albany 45710 1000018730 096263 Alexandria Montessori 096263 Alexandria Montessori 175 E Franklin St Centerville 45459 1000019174 133116 All The Children Of The World Academy 133116 All The Children Of The World Academy 6841 Freeman Rd Westerville 43082 1000019105 045740 Allen County ESC 010257 Allen County ESC Preschool 600 School St Spencerville 45887 1000019825 045740 Allen County ESC 016047 Elida School 401 E North St Elida 45807 1000020697 045740 Allen County ESC 016416 Marimor School 2550 Ada Rd Lima 45801 1180017819 045757 Allen East Local 000448 Allen East Elementary School 9105 Harding Hwy Harrod 45850 Alliance Early Learning School at South 1000018108 043497 Alliance City 033225 Lincoln 285 W Oxford St Alliance 44601 1000019912 045195 Amherst Exempted Village 030635 Powers Elementary School 401 Washington St Amherst 44001 1000017915 046623 Ansonia Local 000760 Ansonia Elementary School 600 E Canal St Ansonia 45303 1000017701 046623 Ansonia Local 010174 Ansonia Pre-School at Ansonia Methodist 200 W High St Ansonia 45303 1000019075 048991 Antwerp Local 000836 Antwerp Local Elementary School 303 S. Harrmann Rd Antwerp 45813 1000019843 046631 Arcanum-Butler Local 013820 Arcanum Early Learning Center 310 N Main St Arcanum 45304 1000018646 068338 Ashland Christian 068338 Ashland Christian 1144 W Main St Ashland 44805 1000020795 043505 Ashland City 028811 Reagan Elementary School 850 Jackson Dr Ashland 44805 1000017750 062042 Ashland County-West Holmes 062059 Ashland-W Holmes Career Center 1783 State Route 60 Ashland 44805 1000018908 043513 Ashtabula Area City 035873 Michigan Primary School 2304 Wade Ave Ashtabula 44004 1180018180 045849 Ashtabula County ESC 017314 ACESC 2630 W 13th St Ashtabula 44004 1000018672 045849 Ashtabula County ESC 016051 Grand Valley School 111 W Grand Valley Ave Orwell 44076 1000020213 045849 Ashtabula County ESC 016052 Rock Creek School 3134 N Main St Rock Creek 44084 Ashtabula County Technical and Career Ashtabula County Technical and Career 1000018854 050815 Center 050823 Campus 1565 State Route 167 Jefferson 44047 Association of Christian Schools 1000018947 000129 International 071571 Chapel Hill Christian Green Campus 1639 Killian Rd Akron 44312 Association of Christian Schools 1000018363 000129 International 060657 Chapel Hill Christian North 1090 Howe Ave Cuyahoga Falls 44221 Association of Christian Schools 1000018444 000129 International 070409 Cincinnati Christian Schools 7474 Morris Rd Hamilton 45011 Association of Christian Schools 1000018421 000129 International 066555 Dayton Christian School 9391 Washington Church Rd Miamisburg 45342 Association of Christian Schools 1000019549 000129 International 125278 Heartland Christian School 28 Pittsburgh St Columbiana 44408 Association of Christian Schools 1000021044 000129 International 067546 Legacy Christian Academy 1101 John Wesley Ave Xenia 45385 Association of Christian Schools 1000018781 000129 International 067629 Mansfield Christian School 500 Logan Rd Mansfield 44907 Association of Christian Schools 1000017691 000129 International 090274 Open Door Christian Schools 8287 W Ridge Rd Elyria 44035 Association of Christian Schools 1000019615 000129 International 081851 Toledo Christian 2303 Brookford Dr Toledo 43614 Association of Christian Schools 1000019804 000129 International 132373 Tree Of Life-Dublin Branch 2900 Martin Rd Dublin 43017 Association of Christian Schools 1000019802 000129 International 083923 Tree Of Life-Indianola Branch 2141 Indianola Ave Columbus 43201 Association of Christian Schools 1000020991 000129 International 083295 Valley Christian Academy 1037 East Blvd Aurora 44202 1000019687 043521 Athens City 013740 Chauncey Early-Learning Center 21 Birge Drive Chauncey 45719 1000018963 065839 Athens County Board of DD 013066 Beacon School 801 W Union St Athens 45701 1000019144 135145 Athens-Meigs ESC 016608 Alexander School 6105 School Rd Albany 45710 1000018152 135145 Athens-Meigs ESC 012648 Bradbury - PS 39105 Bradbury Rd Middleport 45760 1000019746 135145 Athens-Meigs ESC 016613 Chauncey Early-Learning School 21 Birge Dr Chauncey 45719 1000020833 135145 Athens-Meigs ESC 016379 Eastern School 38900 State Route 7 Reedsville 45772 1000019640 135145 Athens-Meigs ESC 013721 Gallia Co Early Childhood and Family Center 77 Mill Creek Rd Gallipolis 45631 1180018580 135145 Athens-Meigs ESC 017371 Green Elementary 113 Centenary Church Rd Gallipolis 45631 1000021000 135145 Athens-Meigs ESC 016034 Little Storm Early Learning Academy 140 George Northrup Lane Rio Grande 45674 1000018825 135145 Athens-Meigs ESC 016622 Millcreek School 10397 State Route 155 SE Corning 43730 1180018579 135145 Athens-Meigs ESC 017372 Rio Grande Elementary 439 Lake Drive Thurman 45685 1000099996 135145 Athens-Meigs ESC 016591 Southern Elementary School 906 Elm St Racine 45771 1000017663 135145 Athens-Meigs ESC 016581 Tuppers Plains School 5008 St Rt 681 Reedsville 45772 1180018577 135145 Athens-Meigs ESC 017370 Washington Elementary 450 4th Ave Gallipolis 45631 1000019781 045930 Auglaize County ESC 014042 ABC Center 20 E 1st St New Bremen 45869 1000019135 045930 Auglaize County ESC 016054 St. Marys East School 650 Armstrong St Saint Marys 45885 1000019331 049171 Aurora City 015313 Miller Elementary School 646 S Chillicothe Rd Aurora 44202 1000019325 048124 Avon Lake City 031211 Redwood Elementary School 32967 Redwood Blvd Avon Lake 44012 1170014994 043539 Barberton City 016794 Barberton Preschool 633 Brady Ave Barberton 44203 1000019147 045203 Barnesville Exempted Village 001594 Barnesville Elementary School 210 W Church St Barnesville 43713 1000020251 046300 Batavia Local 001693 Batavia Elementary School 3 Bulldog Pl Batavia 45103 Preschool Program Hierarchy/Operator IRN Hierarchy/Operator Name Preschool IRN Preschool Program Name Street Address City Zip Code License Number 1000018157 043547 Bay Village City 012569 Glenview Center for Childcare and Learning 28727 Wolf Rd Bay Village 44140 1000018487 043554 Beachwood City 011205 Fairmount Early Childhood Center 24601 Fairmount Blvd Beachwood 44122 1000017907 094490 Beautiful Savior Lutheran 094490 Beautiful Savior Lutheran 11981 Pippin Rd Cincinnati 45231 1000018689 098525 Beautiful Savior Lutheran 098525 Beautiful Savior Lutheran 2213 White Rd Grove City 43123 1000017694 047241 Beavercreek City 015189 Beavercreek City School Preschool 3038 Kemp Rd Beavercreek 45431 1180018371 047241 Beavercreek City 029322 Parkwood Elementary School 1791 Wilene Dr Beavercreek 45432 1000018350 043562 Bedford City 013607 Glendale Primary School 400 W Glendale St Bedford 44146 1000019819 043596 Bellevue City 042424 Bellevue Elementary School 1150 Castalia St Bellevue 44811 1000017671 043612 Berea City 024521 Big Creek Elementary School 7247 Big Creek Pkwy Middleburg Hts 44130 1000018437 043612 Berea City 003806 Brook Park Memorial Elementary School 16900 Holland Rd Brook Park 44142 1000019344 043612 Berea City 003848 Brookview Elementary School 14105 Snow Rd Brook Park 44142 1000018816 043612 Berea City 034710 Grindstone Elementary School 191 Race St Berea 44017 1000018449 046854 Berne Union Local 002493 Berne Union Elementary School 506 N Main St Sugar Grove 43155 1000018527 094268 Bethel Christian Academy 094268 Bethel Christian Academy 12901 W Pleasant Valley Rd Parma 44130 1000020971 046748 Big Walnut Local 036483 Big Walnut Elementary School 940 S Old 3c Rd Sunbury 43074 1000020365 046748 Big Walnut Local 012765 Harrison Street Elementary School 70 Harrison St Sunbury 43074 1000020367 046748 Big Walnut Local 066456 Hylen Souders Elementary School 4121 Miller
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