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Edchoice Scholarship Program 2020 Office of Nonpublic Educational Options EdChoice Scholarship Program 2020-2021 List of Designated Public Schools The following is a list of public schools that are designated for the EdChoice Scholarship program. EdChoice designations are based on data from the 2012-2013, 2013-2014 and 2017-2018 Ohio School Report Cards. Under Ohio’s Safe Harbor laws, the Department did not use data from school years 2014-2015, 2015-2016 and 2016-2017 to designate EdChoice schools. County Grades District IRN Building Name (District) Served Adams Adams County Ohio Valley 038893 West Union High School** 7-12 Allen Lima City 146043 Freedom Elementary School PK-4 Allen Lima City 146050 Heritage Elementary School K-4 Allen Lima City 000470 Independence Elementary School K-4 Allen Lima City 005660 Lima North Middle School 5-6 Allen Lima City 008298 Lima Senior High School** 9-12 Allen Lima City 040576 Lima West Middle School 7-8 Allen Lima City 146035 Unity Elementary School K-4 Ashtabula Ashtabula Area City 033670 Erie Intermediate School 5-6 Ashtabula Ashtabula Area City 037093 Huron Primary School 1 Ashtabula Ashtabula Area City 001123 Lakeside High School** 9-12 Ashtabula Ashtabula Area City 004242 Ontario Primary School 2 Ashtabula Conneaut Area City 007211 Conneaut High School** 9-12 Ashtabula Conneaut Area City 000388 Gateway Elementary School 3-5 Ashtabula Geneva Area City 012015 Geneva Platt R. Spencer Elementary School K-5 Athens Alexander Local 000257 Alexander Elementary School PK-5 Auglaize Wapakoneta City 007757 Cridersville Elementary School PK-4 Belmont Bellaire Local 142505 Bellaire Elementary School K-4 Belmont Bellaire Local 002139 Bellaire High School** 9-12 Belmont St Clairsville-Richland 043216 St Clairsville Elementary School PK-4 Brown Western Brown Local 043224 Mt Orab Primary Elementary School K-4 Butler Hamilton City 036822 Hamilton High School** 9-12 Butler Lakota Local 008984 Endeavor Elementary School 3-6 Butler Lakota Local 146837 VanGorden Elementary School 3-6 Butler Lakota Local 111187 Woodland Elementary School 3-6 Butler Middletown City 000547 Amanda Elementary School PK-5 Butler Middletown City 007609 Creekview Elementary School PK-5 Butler Middletown City 032664 Miller Ridge Elementary School K-5 Butler Middletown City 008933 Rosa Parks Elementary School PK-5 Butler Middletown City 041277 Wildwood Elementary School K-5 Champaign Triad Local 037523 Triad Elementary School K-4 Clark Clark-Shawnee Local 032201 Rockway Elementary School PK-6 Clark Northwestern Local 027870 Northwestern Elementary School PK-6 Clark Springfield City 012740 Fulton Elementary School K-6 Clark Springfield City 015735 Hayward Middle School 7-8 Clark Springfield City 018895 Kenwood Elementary K-6 June 2019 *Building is in a different county **Incoming 9-12 grade public and private school students may apply 1 Office of Nonpublic Educational Options Clark Springfield City 020792 Lincoln Elementary School K-6 Clark Springfield City 022459 Mann Elementary School K-6 Clark Springfield City 029652 Perrin Woods Elementary School K-6 Clark Springfield City 010421 SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL OF INNOVATION** K-12 Clark Springfield City 033704 Schaefer Middle School 7-8 Clark Springfield City 039180 Warder Park-Wayne Elementary School K-6 Clark Tecumseh Local 008615 Donnelsville Elementary School 2-3 Clermont Williamsburg Local 041434 Williamsburg Elementary School K-5 Clinton East Clinton Local 026989 New Vienna Elementary School K-5 Clinton Wilmington City 016618 Roy E Holmes Elementary School K-2 Columbiana East Liverpool City 019380 Lacroft Elementary School K-4 Coshocton Coshocton City 081810 Coshocton Elementary PK-6 Coshocton Ridgewood Local 009128 Ridgewood Elementary School PK-3 Crawford Bucyrus City 011732 Bucyrus Elementary School PK-5 Crawford Galion City 031369 Intermediate Elementary School 3-5 Cuyahoga Bedford City 002022 Bedford High School** 9-12 Cuyahoga Bedford City 005561 Central Primary School K-3 Cuyahoga Bedford City 013607 Glendale Primary School PK-3 Cuyahoga Cleveland Hts-Univ Hts 003251 Boulevard Elementary School K-5 Cuyahoga Cleveland Hts-Univ Hts 015842 Cleveland Heights High School** 9-12 Cuyahoga Cleveland Hts-Univ Hts 010967 Fairfax Elementary School K-5 Cuyahoga Cleveland Hts-Univ Hts 002352 Gearity Professional Development School K-5 Cuyahoga Cleveland Hts-Univ Hts 025411 Monticello Middle School 6-8 Cuyahoga Cleveland Hts-Univ Hts 027250 Noble Elementary School K-5 Cuyahoga Cleveland Hts-Univ Hts 028993 Oxford Elementary School K-5 Cuyahoga East Cleveland City 004598 Caledonia Elementary School K-6 Cuyahoga East Cleveland City 005793 Chambers Elementary School K-6 Cuyahoga East Cleveland City 038679 Heritage Middle School 7-8 Cuyahoga East Cleveland City 032912 Mayfair Elementary School K-6 Cuyahoga East Cleveland City 034199 Shaw High School** 9-12 Cuyahoga East Cleveland City 036533 Superior Elementary School PK-6 Cuyahoga Euclid City 020719 Arbor Elementary School K-5 Cuyahoga Euclid City 000475 Bluestone Elementary School K-5 Cuyahoga Euclid City 018051 Chardon Hills Elementary School K-5 Cuyahoga Euclid City 010793 Euclid Central Middle School 6-7 Cuyahoga Euclid City 010819 Euclid High School** 8-12 Cuyahoga Euclid City 037978 Shoreview Elementary School K-5 Cuyahoga Garfield Heights City 013144 Garfield Heights Middle School 6-8 Cuyahoga Garfield Heights City 022574 Maple Leaf Elementary School K-5 Cuyahoga Garfield Heights City 041335 William Foster Elementary School K-5 Cuyahoga Maple Heights City 009029 Barack Obama School 4-5 Cuyahoga Maple Heights City 009031 J.F. Kennedy School 2-3 Cuyahoga Maple Heights City 022566 Maple Heights High School** 9-12 Cuyahoga Maple Heights City 009522 Milkovich Middle School 6-8 Cuyahoga Mayfield City 023317 Mayfield Center Elementary School K-5 Cuyahoga North Olmsted City 064105 Forest Elementary School PK-2 Cuyahoga North Olmsted City 022533 Maple Intermediate Elementary School 3-5 Cuyahoga Parma City 029330 Parma High School** 8-12 Cuyahoga Parma City 038109 Valley Forge High School** 8-12 June 2019 *Building is in a different county **Incoming 9-12 grade public and private school students may apply 2 Office of Nonpublic Educational Options Cuyahoga Richmond Heights Local 031575 Richmond Heights Elementary School K-6 Cuyahoga Richmond Heights Local 031583 Richmond Heights High School** 9-12 Cuyahoga Shaker Heights City 024307 Mercer Elementary School K-4 Cuyahoga Warrensville Heights City 012392 Eastwood Elementary School 4-5 Cuyahoga Warrensville Heights City 012394 John Dewey Elementary School PK-1 Cuyahoga Warrensville Heights City 039263 Warrensville Heights High School** 9-12 Cuyahoga Warrensville Heights City 039271 Warrensville Heights Middle School 6-8 Darke Mississinawa Valley 009167 Mississinawa Valley Elementary School K-6 Erie Sandusky City 024901 Mills Elementary School PK-6 Erie Sandusky City 028662 Ontario School K-6 Erie Sandusky City 028829 Osborne Elementary School K-6 Erie Sandusky City 033555 Sandusky High School** 9-12 Fairfield Amanda-Clearcreek Local 006585 Amanda-Clearcreek Primary School K-2 Fairfield Bloom-Carroll Local 002857 Bloom Carroll Intermediate School 3-5 Fairfield Liberty Union-Thurston 020404 Liberty Union Elementary School K-4 Fairfield Pickerington Local 029868 Pickerington Elementary School K-4 Fairfield Pickerington Local 123307 Tussing Elementary School K-4 Franklin Columbus City 001917 Beatty Park Elementary School K-5 Franklin Columbus City 068528 Beechcroft High School** 9-12 Franklin Columbus City 002733 Binns Elementary School K-5 Franklin Columbus City 067728 Briggs High School** 9-12 Franklin Columbus City 003665 Broadleigh Elementary School PK-5 Franklin Columbus City 004135 Buckeye Middle School 6-8 Franklin Columbus City 004341 Burroughs Elementary School PK-5 Franklin Columbus City 024653 Cassady Alternative Elementary School K-5 Franklin Columbus City 005181 Cedarwood Alternative Elementary School PK-5 Franklin Columbus City 005827 Champion Middle School 6-8 Franklin Columbus City 006874 Colerain Elementary School PK-5 Franklin Columbus City 025163 Columbus Africentric Early College ES K-5 Franklin Columbus City 142034 Columbus Africentric Early College High School** 9-12 Franklin Columbus City 011997 Columbus City Preparatory School for Boys 6-8 Franklin Columbus City 000513 Columbus Scioto 6-12** 6-12 Franklin Columbus City 007120 Como Elementary School PK-5 Franklin Columbus City 007567 Cranbrook Elementary School K-5 Franklin Columbus City 008474 Devonshire Alternative Elementary School PK-5 Franklin Columbus City 008912 Duxberry Park Alternative Elementary School PK-5 Franklin Columbus City 009233 Eakin Elementary School PK-5 Franklin Columbus City 009001 East Columbus Elementary School PK-5 Franklin Columbus City 009514 East High School** 9-12 Franklin Columbus City 009076 East Linden Elementary School PK-5 Franklin Columbus City 000435 Eastgate Elementary School PK-5 Franklin Columbus City 009613 Easthaven Elementary School PK-5 Franklin Columbus City 018879 Ecole Kenwood French Immersion K-6 Franklin Columbus City 011189 Fairmoor Elementary School K-5 Franklin Columbus City 011312 Fairwood Alternative Elementary School PK-6 Franklin Columbus City 011957 Forest Park Elementary School K-5 Franklin Columbus City 013334 Georgian Heights Alt Elementary School K-5 Franklin Columbus City 014902 Hamilton STEM Academy (K-6) PK-6 Franklin Columbus City 016113 Highland Elementary School PK-5 June 2019 *Building is in a different county **Incoming 9-12 grade public and private school students may apply 3 Office of Nonpublic
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