Enrollment
- Private or nonpublic schools have an application process. This means they may choose to accept or deny students who apply.
- Often students need to fill out an application, write an essay (depending on age), provide reference letters, and complete an interview.
Requirements
- Private schools may set academic or behavioral requirements in order to attend.
How to choose this type of school
- Contact the enrollment coordinator at the school you are interested in.
- For information on private schools in Ohio, visit the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce’s website.
Deadline
- Private schools usually begin enrolling in the late winter and early spring before the next fall’s school year.
Transportation
- Students enrolled in nonpublic or community schools may be entitled to pupil transportation services from their public school district of residence.
- Upon enrollment in a nonpublic or community school, the parent or guardian should contact the transportation department of the public school district in which they live. A written request is strongly suggested. Without this first contact, the public school district will not know about the student’s transportation needs.
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