Education Alternatives in Cincinnati Ohio

The Cincinnati Public Schools district consists of 177 public schools, including 40 elementary-middle schools (Grades kindergarten to 8) and 4 schools which cover all of (or nearly so) the grades: Oyler Elementary School teaches grades Kindergarten to 12, Riverview East Elementary School teaches grades 4 to 10, and both Arlington Heights Academy High and the School For Creative And Performing Arts (SCPA) teach grades 4 to 12.

Cincinnati also has a large number of private schools: The city holds 152 private schools, including 10 which span the full grade range. A full list of these schools can be found at Here

The city of Cincinnati is also home to multiple colleges and universities for post-secondary education. These establishments include The University of Cincinnati, The Art Academy of Cincinnati, Xavier University, Cincinnati Christian University and Cincinnati State Technical and Community College. The U of C is well known, and one of the 100 largest universities in the United States: Ranked as one of America~{!/~}s Top 25 public research universities and in the Top 50 of all American universities, it has an annual enrollment of approximately 35,000 students.

With so much available in Cincinnati education, Cincinnati is certainly a great place to grow up.