Catholic schools in the Diocese of Cleveland educate the minds and hearts of nearly 40,000 students each day, partnering with parents to serve their children from preschool through high school.
Rooted in a personal encounter with Jesus Christ, Catholic schools in the Diocese of Cleveland educate children to foster Community, embrace Service, and proclaim the Gospel.
Follow the links below to learn more about how Catholic schools educate students from preschool through high school.
Catholic elementary schools outperform Ohio’s public schools in every grade level!
Click HERE to learn more about this latest achievement and read the latest Catholic elementary school Academic Progress Report.
"Students who used an EdChoice scholarship to attend private school were substantially more likely to enroll in and graduate from college than similar students who remained in public schools…"
Click HERE to read the full report from the Urban Institute.
Despite an initial ruling by a Franklin County judge, the Catholic school community in Ohio remains confident that the EdChoice program will prevail in the appeals process.
Worried about how this judgment affects you, your child, and your Catholic school? Don't be! Click HERE to review a complete list of FAQ's related to this ruling.
With 108 Catholic schools to choose from, your ideal Catholic school is right around the corner!
Bishop Malesic visits Walsh Jesuit for Mass of the Holy Spirit; September 4, 2025
Holy Name High School welcomes Kathryn Powers as new principal; September 3, 2025
Deborale Richardson-Phillips named president of Cleveland Central Catholic High School; September 3, 2025
Padua Franciscan High School breaks ground for new athletic center; September 3, 2025
Statement from Bishop Malesic on Minneapolis Catholic school shooting; August 27, 2025
Lake County Catholic School Network gathers for inaugural Mass; August 20, 2025
Education, catechetical leaders prepare for new year at annual convocation; August 13. 2025
Bishop’s Golf Classic offers fun, fellowship, support for Catholic education; August 7, 2025
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