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Special education schools in Ohio

43 statewide. Schools whose main program is special education.

The 40 largest

School City Grades Students Per teacher Affiliation
Best Point Education & Behavioral Health Cincinnati K-12 299 6.4 Nonsectarian
Lawerence School - Lower Broadview Heights 2-12 296 6.3 Nonsectarian
Lawrence School-Upper School Campus Northfield 1-12 279 4.4 Nonsectarian
Potential Development Program School of Autism Youngstown K-12 231 7.2 Nonsectarian
Marburn Academy New Albany 2-12 213 6.7 Nonsectarian
Springer School & Center Cincinnati 1-9 208 7.2 Nonsectarian
Helping Hands Center Dba Bridgeway Academy Columbus PreK-12 172 1.8 Nonsectarian
Beyond Camp/ Julie Billiart School Lyndhurst K-8 132 4.6 Roman Catholic
Super Learning Center S Faith Christian Academy Lakemore K-12 126 6.8 Christian (nondenominational)
Steps Educational Group Parma PreK-12 119 10.8 Nonsectarian
Julie Billart School- Akron Akron K-8 118 4.6 Roman Catholic
Linden Grove School Cincinnati K-8 115 4.8 Nonsectarian
New Horizons Academy Wauseon PreK-12 94 3.6 Nonsectarian
The Golden Key Center for Exceptional Children Canton PreK-8 87 2.8 Nonsectarian
The Learning Spectrum Ltd - Canal Winchester Canal Winchester PreK-12 80 6.1 Nonsectarian
Re-Education Services Mentor 2-12 76 6.4 Nonsectarian
Highland Community Learning Center Columbus K-12 73 5.2 Nonsectarian
The Learning Spectrum Columbus PreK-12 70 5.8 Nonsectarian
High Road School of Lima Lima K-12 70 10 Nonsectarian
Newpath Elementary Cincinnati K-8 66 9.4 Nonsectarian
Skyward Academy Cincinnati 4-12 61 3.6 Jewish
Acld School Youngstown 1-8 60 7.4 Nonsectarian
St. Vincent Family Center Columbus PreK-5 60 8.6 Nonsectarian
Tes School Fairlawn PreK-12 58 5.3 Nonsectarian
New Horizons Academy Springfield Holland PreK-12 55 5 Nonsectarian
High Road School of Bucyrus Bucyrus 1-12 55 9.2 Nonsectarian
St. Rita School for the Deaf Cincinnati PreK-12 50 2.8 Roman Catholic
Newpath High School Cincinnati 7-12 50 8.5 Nonsectarian
Rewired Heath PreK-12 48 5.8 Nonsectarian
The Learning Spectrum Ltd - Johnstown Johnstown K-12 45 7.5 Nonsectarian
Shepherd of All Gods Children Youngstown Transitional 1st-12 44 11 Other religious
Idea House Educational Services Canal Fulton K-12 44 3.7 Christian (nondenominational)
Center for Adolescent Services New Lebanon 8-12 44 5.5 Nonsectarian
Eleanor Gerson School Cleveland 7-12 43 3.9 Nonsectarian
New Story Schools Lancaster K-12 36 6 Nonsectarian
Nicholas School Piqua K-8 32 8 Nonsectarian
The Bonner Academy at the Buckeye Ranch Columbus 3-11 25 2 Nonsectarian
Skyward New Hope Cincinnati K-8 25 6.2 Nonsectarian
Village Christian School Pleasant Plain 7-12 20 2.5 Church of Christ
Red Line Advocacy Akron 1-12 17 5.7 Christian (nondenominational)

What Ohio pays

$6,166 for grades K-8, $8,408 for grades 9-12 Families at or below 450% of the poverty level ($148,500 for a family of four) get the full amount. Above that it is scaled down.

Figures read from each program’s official pages, 2026-09-20. Sources and how to apply

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