- Ohio grades every school. Toledo Prep's PI score rose from 51.6 to 57.7, an increase recognized statewide.
- 4-Star Progress rating from the Ohio Department of Education.
- 3-Star ratings in both Overall and Early Literacy.
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It takes about 60 seconds.Your child's teacher knows their name. And their work.
When there are fewer students in the room, a teacher can see when your child is stuck. Not at test time. On a Tuesday afternoon. That's when the help happens.Instruction that adjusts to your child. Not the other way around.
Teachers meet every student at the level they're actually at. If your child's behind, they get caught up. If they're ahead, they get pushed. Nobody waits for the slowest student in the room.Progress tracked and reported. Not guessed.
The school measures how much each student grows every year. That's not the same as measuring where they rank. Growth means your child moves forward. Every child, every year.Your child gets noticed for trying, not just performing.
The school runs a daily recognition program. If your child shows up, does the work, and pushes through the hard part, they hear about it. Not just at the end of the year. Every day.- 57.7 | Performance Index score, 2024-25
- 10%+ | PI score increase in one year, recognized statewide
- 4 Stars | Progress rating from the Ohio Department of Education
- 3 Stars | Overall and Early Literacy ratings
Everything you just read about? It costs nothing.
- Personalized instruction — every student taught at the level they're actually at. If your child is ahead, they get pushed. If they're behind, they get caught up.
- Tuition-free. It’s a public charter school.
- Free breakfast and lunch. Every student. Every day.
- Free transportation to and from school.
- No fees. No hidden costs.
“We would give 5 stars, 100 if we could. We chose this school to give our son the opportunity to learn in a non-special needs environment, and it has been the best decision we've ever made. Our son has accomplished more with his teacher, Mrs. Nejvara, than I ever thought possible.”
Raven Cosby, parent of students in 1st and 3rd grade
Your child's in school right now. Today counts. Tomorrow counts. Every semester they spend in a school that's not moving them forward is a semester they don't get back.

