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Information about the demographics of community schools during the 2021-2022 school year is available in the School Demographics and Academic Data tables. These tables describe each operating school’s length of operation and location, school type, student population and academic performance.
- Acknowledgments
- FY 22 funding gap (no HQ) FY 22 funding gap (with HQ)
- English Learner
- Impacts on the charter sector
- Conclusion and Recommendations
I wish to thank my Fordham Institute colleagues Michael J. Petrilli, Chester E. Finn, Jr., Chad L. Aldis, and Jessica Poiner for their thoughtful feedback during the drafting process. Jeff Murray provided expert assistance in report production and dissemination. Special thanks to Nathan Leibowitz who copy edited the manuscript and Andy Kittles who...
Note: This figure displays the percentage of state and local funding that Ohio’s brick-and-mortar charters received on average in FY 2022 relative to the districts in which they are located (virtual schools are not included). It displays the existing gaps both with the current high-quality (HQ) supplement and without it. Strong accountability and e...
Given that they educate such large proportions of disadvantaged students, charters are a critical part of efforts to narrow longstanding achievement gaps in Ohio (as in many states). As we’ll see later, with strong account-ability mechanisms now in place, brick-and-mortar charters have done a solid job boosting the achievement of Black and Hispanic...
HB 2 had three major impacts on Ohio’s charter sector. First, it removed dozens of low-capacity sponsors. Second, it led to the closure of a number of low-performing charter schools. And third, it helped to push overall sector performance higher. Let’s look at each in turn.
With stronger accountability in place, Ohio’s charter sector has come a long way in a short time. But where next? What else needs doing to turn the sector into the high-gear educational resource that its students need and that the state should demand? Indeed, how can state leaders fully leverage this model to the benefit of more parents and student...
Most of the nearly 3,457 public schools in Ohio are operated by one of the state’s 606 school districts. Charter schools, which are called community schools under the Ohio Revised code, account for 318 of the state’s public schools, which operate with more autonomy than district schools.
Public Charter Schools Ohio has 334 charter schools—also known as community schools—serving more than 110,000 students. Sources: Ohio DEW downloadable file titled “Building Overview” was used to calculate enrollments for 2022-23 and the community school directory was used to identify the type of charter school.
Nov 3, 2024 · Use this interactive directory to find information about each school's location, educational focus, enrollment, sponsor, operator, five-year forecast, and Ohio School Report Card. To print a specific directory, choose from the files listed below.
As of July 2012, there are more than 6,000 public charter schools in operation. Charter schools account for more than 5.5% of all public schools and serve approximately 2 million students, accounting for 4.2% of public school students.
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Since the enactment of Ohio’s charter school law in 1997, more than 600 public charter schools in Ohio have offered parents and students choices in their education. There have been controversies over charter schools.
