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Jewish schools in Ohio

16 statewide. Schools that gave Jewish as their religious affiliation in the 2023-24 federal survey.

The 16 largest

SchoolCityGradesStudentsPer teacherAffiliation
The Hebrew Academy of Cleveland-Oakwood CampusClevelandPreK-121,2254.9Jewish
Yeshiva Derech HatorahCleveland HeightsPreK-1285615.7Jewish
Fuchs Mizrachi SchoolBeachwoodPreK-124115.3Jewish
Cincinnati Hebrew Day SchoolCincinnatiPreK-122669.4Jewish
Columbus Torah AcademyColumbusK-122193.2Jewish
Joseph and Florence Mandel Jewish Day SchoolBeachwoodPreK-82168.2Jewish
Akiva AcademyYoungstownK-81588.7Jewish
Gross Schechter Day SchoolPepper PikeK-81437Jewish
Telshe High SchoolWickliffe9-1212821.3Jewish, all-boys
Al Pi Darko Initiative Bda Ohr Torah CincinnatiCincinnatiPreK-8922.5Jewish
Skyward AcademyCincinnati4-12613.6Jewish
The Columbus Jewish Day SchoolNew AlbanyK-5605.7Jewish
Chaviva High SchoolBeachwood9-12424.9Jewish, all-girls
Hillel Academy of Greater DaytonDaytonK-6324.5Jewish
Yeshiva High School of ClevelandBeachwood9-12243.4Jewish, all-boys
Chai Tots Montessori SchoolMasonK42Jewish

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.

Figures read from each program’s official pages, October 2, 2026. Sources and how to apply

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