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FY19 Non-Public Equitable Service Amounts for Title III English FY19 Non-Public Equitable Service Amounts for Title III English Learners and Immigrant Youth Non-Public School Information Public District Information English Learner Immigrant Total English Equitable Non- Equitable Immigrant Total Title III District Learner Services for Public Non-Public School Name District Name Services for Student Equitable IRN Student Immigrant IRN ELs Count Services Count Youth 056390 Academy of St Adalbert 043612 Berea City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 056689 Academy of St Bartholomew 043612 Berea City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 015696 ACLD School 045161 Youngstown City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 095711 Akiva Academy 045161 Youngstown City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 000176 Al Ihsan Islamic School 043786 Cleveland Municipal 28 $ 4,507.26 <10 $ - $ 4,507.26 009443 Al Ihsan School 044636 Parma City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 016719 Al Pi Darko Initiative 043752 Cincinnati City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 053009 Aldersgate Christian Academy 043752 Cincinnati City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 096263 Alexandria Montessori 043737 Centerville City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 054205 All Saints 045435 Indian Hill Exempted Village <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 057588 All Saints Academy 043802 Columbus City School District 112 $ 18,029.03 <10 $ - $ 18,029.03 058909 All Saints Catholic 045609 Rossford Exempted Village <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 070664 All Saints of St John Vianney 045088 Wickliffe City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 133116 All the Children of The World Academy 045047 Westerville City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 121491 Altercrest Day Treatment 047340 Forest Hills Local <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 054213 Annunciation 043752 Cincinnati City <10 $ 1,448.76 <10 $ - $ 1,448.76 052621 Archbishop Alter 044180 Kettering City School District <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 052639 Archbishop Hoban 043489 Akron City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 056036 Archbishop Lyke-St Henry Campus 043786 Cleveland Municipal <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 113050 Arlington Christian Academy 043489 Akron City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 054239 Ascension 044180 Kettering City School District <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 056416 Assumption 043646 Brecksville-Broadview Heights City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 143081 Beatrice J. Stone Yavne 043554 Beachwood City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - Cleveland Heights-University 052654 Beaumont School 043794 <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - Heights City FY19 Non-Public Equitable Service Amounts for Title III English Learners and Immigrant Youth | October 2018 | Page 1 Non-Public School Information Public District Information English Learner Immigrant Total English Equitable Non- Equitable Immigrant Total Title III District Learner Services for Public Non-Public School Name District Name Services for Student Equitable IRN Student Immigrant IRN ELs Count Services Count Youth 052662 Benedictine 043786 Cleveland Municipal <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 060624 Bethany 044677 Princeton City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 060301 Bethany Lutheran School 044636 Parma City <10 $ 160.97 <10 $ - $ 160.97 094268 Bethel Christian Academy 044636 Parma City <10 $ 804.87 <10 $ - $ 804.87 009104 Bethlehem Christian Academy 046581 Orange City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 143040 Bethlehem Lutheran School 043968 Fairborn City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 052977 Bishop Fenwick 044008 Franklin City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 058099 Bishop Fenwick School 045179 Zanesville City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 057992 Bishop Flaget 043745 Chillicothe City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 052696 Bishop Hartley 043802 Columbus City School District <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - Bishop Hoffman Catholic, St Joseph Central 053686 044016 Fremont City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - Catholic HS Bishop John King Mussio Central Elementary - 058305 044826 Steubenville City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - Rosemont Campus Bishop John King Mussio Central Junior High 010187 044826 Steubenville City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - School 065755 Bishop Leibold E and W Campus 044396 Miamisburg City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 052704 Bishop Ready 043802 Columbus City School District 17 $ 2,736.55 <10 $ - $ 2,736.55 052712 Bishop Rosecrans 045179 Zanesville City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 052720 Bishop Watterson 043802 Columbus City School District <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 057570 Blessed Sacrament 044453 Newark City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 058487 Blessed Sacrament 044909 Toledo City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 143008 Bowling Green Christian Academy 043638 Bowling Green City School District <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 122457 Brice Christian Academy 046979 Groveport Madison Local <10 $ 1,126.81 <10 $ 104.18 $ 1,231.00 132936 Bright Beginnings 047241 Beavercreek City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 091777 Calumet Christian 043802 Columbus City School District <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 052779 Calvert Catholic Schools 044891 Tiffin City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 096974 Canton Montessori 043711 Canton City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - FY19 Non-Public Equitable Service Amounts for Title III English Learners and Immigrant Youth | October 2018 | Page 2 Non-Public School Information Public District Information English Learner Immigrant Total English Equitable Non- Equitable Immigrant Total Title III District Learner Services for Public Non-Public School Name District Name Services for Student Equitable IRN Student Immigrant IRN ELs Count Services Count Youth 052787 Cardinal Mooney 045161 Youngstown City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 054270 Cardinal Pacelli 043752 Cincinnati City <10 $ 321.95 <10 $ 69.45 $ 391.40 052795 Cardinal Stritch Catholic High School & Academy 044602 Oregon City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 052803 Carroll 047241 Beavercreek City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 052829 Catholic Central 044818 Springfield City School District 25 $ 4,024.34 <10 $ - $ 4,024.34 052837 Catholic Central 044826 Steubenville City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 058693 CCMT Catholic School 044909 Toledo City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 060582 Celeryville Christian 045096 Willard City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 013257 Center for Adolescent Services 048710 New Lebanon Local <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 052852 Central Catholic 044909 Toledo City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 052845 Central Catholic 049924 Perry Local <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 053116 Central Catholic Tuscarawas Co 044487 New Philadelphia City <10 $ 804.87 <10 $ - $ 804.87 052860 Central Christian 050542 Dalton Local <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 134387 Central College Christian Academy 045047 Westerville City <10 $ 160.97 <10 $ - $ 160.97 052878 Chaminade-Julienne 043844 Dayton City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 095158 Children's Meeting House 044271 Loveland City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 058495 Christ The King 048231 Washington Local <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 113522 Christian Academy Schools 044784 Sidney City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 132928 Christian Life Academy 044156 Jackson City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 070409 Cincinnati Christian Schools 046102 Fairfield City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 060590 Cincinnati Hebrew Day Chofetz 043752 Cincinnati City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 122697 Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy 044677 Princeton City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 111898 Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy 044867 Sycamore Community City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy- the Edyth B. 008019 044867 Sycamore Community City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - Lindner Elementary 133207 Cincinnati Hills-Otto Armleder 043752 Cincinnati City <10 $ 482.92 <10 $ - $ 482.92 134338 Cincinnati Waldorf School 044313 Mariemont City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - FY19 Non-Public Equitable Service Amounts for Title III English Learners and Immigrant Youth | October 2018 | Page 3 Non-Public School Information Public District Information English Learner Immigrant Total English Equitable Non- Equitable Immigrant Total Title III District Learner Services for Public Non-Public School Name District Name Services for Student Equitable IRN Student Immigrant IRN ELs Count Services Count Youth 053983 Cleveland Central Catholic 043786 Cleveland Municipal 12 $ 1,931.68 11 $ 381.99 $ 2,313.68 133033 Cleveland Clinic Lerner School for Autism 043786 Cleveland Municipal <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 134478 Cleveland Montessori 043786 Cleveland Municipal <10 $ 321.95 <10 $ - $ 321.95 054031 Clifton Christian Academy 043752 Cincinnati City 18 $ 2,897.52 <10 $ 104.18 $ 3,001.70 086546 Clintonville Academy 043802 Columbus City School District <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 000468 Columbus Adventist Academy 043802 Columbus City School District <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 132316 Columbus Jewish Day School 046995 New Albany-Plain Local <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 097279 Columbus Montessori Ed Center 043802 Columbus City School District <10 $ 160.97 <10 $ - $ 160.97 062620 Columbus Torah Academy 043802 Columbus City School District <10 $ 1,448.76 18 $ 625.08 $ 2,073.84 Cleveland Heights-University 056440 Communion of Saints School 043794 <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - Heights City 134460 Cornerstone Community 044883 Tallmadge City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 056655 Corpus Christi Academy 044792 South Euclid-Lyndhurst City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 055038 Corryville Catholic 043752 Cincinnati City 18 $ 2,897.52 <10 $ 34.73 $ 2,932.25 009484 Coshocton Christian School 046482 River View Local <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 014040 Cristo Rey Columbus High School 043802 Columbus City School District 30 $ 4,829.21 <10 $ - $ 4,829.21 067611 Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy 050021 Hudson City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 123950 Cypress Christian 044800 South-Western City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 134536 Dayton Islamic School, Inc 047241 Beavercreek City 42 $ 6,760.89 <10 $ - $ 6,760.89 012508 DePaul Cristo Rey High School 043752 Cincinnati City 43 $ 6,921.86 <10 $ - $ 6,921.86 059014 Divine Mercy School 049031 Wayne Trace Local <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 143032 Dublin Prep Academy 047019 Hilliard City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 097923 East Dayton Christian 048702 Mad River Local <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 070151 East Liverpool Christian School 043919 East Liverpool City <10 $ - <10 $ - $ - 070276 Eastwood Seventh-day Adventist Junior Academy 045047
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