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Private schools in Stark County, OH

25 schools across Alliance, Beach City, Canal Fulton, Canton and other towns. About 4,021 students in all (2023-24).

School City Grades Students Per teacher Affiliation
Regina Coeli School Alliance PreK-5 83 11.7 Roman Catholic
Hidden Meadow Beach City 1-8 33 16.5 Amish
Idea House Educational Services Canal Fulton K-12 44 3.7 Christian (nondenominational)
Sts Philip and James Elementary Canal Fulton PreK-7 85 9.6 Roman Catholic
Canton Country Day School Canton PreK-8 129 5.9 Nonsectarian
Canton Montessori School Canton PreK-6 45 8.5 Nonsectarian
Central Catholic High School Canton 9-12 331 10.6 Roman Catholic
Heritage Christian School Canton PreK-8 235 11 Christian (nondenominational)
Our Lady of Peace Elementary School Canton K-5 211 14.7 Roman Catholic
Small World Montessori Canton PreK-K 1 1 Nonsectarian
St. Joan of Arc School Canton PreK-8 274 13.1 Roman Catholic
St. Michael Elementary School Canton PreK-8 327 11.3 Roman Catholic
St. Peter Elementary School Canton PreK-5 152 20 Roman Catholic
The Golden Key Center for Exceptional Children Canton PreK-8 87 2.8 Nonsectarian
Weaver Child Development Center- Inc Canton PreK-5 90 10.8 Christian (nondenominational)
Lake Center Christian School Hartville K-12 872 10.9 Christian (nondenominational)
Good Shepherd Christian Academy Louisville 1-10 23 11.5 Christian (nondenominational)
St. Thomas Aquinas High School Louisville 6-12 363 17.9 Roman Catholic
Massillon Christian School Massillon K-12 48 6.2 Baptist
Minerva Area Christian School Minerva PreK-8 74 9.2 Christian (nondenominational)
Over the Rainbow Minerva PreK-1 8 4 Nonsectarian
East Norbrook School Navarre 1-7 12 12 Amish
St. Paul School North Canton PreK-8 312 14.8 Roman Catholic
St. James Elementary School Waynesburg PreK-5 58 10.7 Roman Catholic
Faith Christian Academy Wilmot PreK-12 124 7.5 Christian (nondenominational)

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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.

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