Top Community Schools

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    Ohio Construction Academy
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    The Ohio Construction Academy is a tuition-free career-technical high school delivering elite, hands-on training in carpentry, electrical work, welding and plumbing. With master instructors, state-of-the-art labs and industry ... read full profile
    AHB Community School (AHB)
    AHB Community School (AHB) is an independent microschool serving elementary and middle school students offering progressive and project-based education. It emphasizes small class sizes, mixed age classes, and a strong community involving teachers, parents, and students. AHB balances core academic skills with collaborative, creative, and theme based projects in science, history and arts nurturing curiosity, and critical thinking, social emotional growth and lifelong learning within a supportive, close knit community where students love learning.
    Community Independent School District
    Community Independent School District is a public school serving from Pre-KG through 12th grade. With over 5,400 students enrolled, it runs multiple elementary, middle, and high schools and supports diverse student needs including special education and bilingual programs. The school emphasizes on inclusive education, nutritious meals, and extracurricular activities, aiming for holistic growth and strong community engagement. Community ISD is making a long term plan to make sure it does what is best for all the students.
    Institute for Educational Leadership
    Institute for Educational Leadership works with communities to accelerate systemic change and expand educational and workforce opportunities for young people and their families. IEL is leading a national effort to expand a coalition for community schools in urban, rural, and suburban communities. It provides national leadership to help build learning systems that unite communities, families, and schools to accelerate the improvement of student outcomes. IEL and the Coalition partner with communities to create systems tailored to local needs to support new ways to learn and work, providing technical support at all stages of a community school.
    Our Community School (OCS)
    Our Community School (OCS) is a tuition-free public charter school serving many grades. It combines rigorous academics with creativity and hands-on learning to support students’ intellectual, emotional, social, and artistic growth. OCS emphasizes on diverse and dedicated community balancing academics with creativity. It aims to foster independent thinkers, problem solvers, and leaders who are guided to become ethical, empowered, and informed community members.
    West Dallas Community School
    West Dallas Community School is committed to providing a private christian education for the children. It is dedicated to the development of the whole child with special attention to the intellectual, spiritual, moral, and physical well-being of each of its students. It provides a comprehensive curriculum to more than 250 students. Its report reflects that its students go on to attend private and public high schools. The numbers will only increase as students continue to nurture the educational foundation developed here. WDCS serves underserved families, with most students receiving financial aid.

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