Academics

• The Graham School is a public High School with a charter granted by the State of Ohio, open to all Ohio students, entirely tuition free.


• Students spend three days per week in a classroom setting, meeting the State of Ohio's course requirements to earn a high school diploma. 


• By maintaining small class sizes, we give students opportunities for active class participation and personal attention.


• Teachers create courses within their subject areas that inspire passion for the curriculum.


• Out students develop critical thinking skills through research-based projects and hands-on activities.


• The Graham School's grading system is based on personal student achievement, rather than the traditional A-F grading system.


• Through our innovative and interactive educational style, students are prepared to be college-ready and work-ready. 


• All students are encouraged to play an active role in many school decisions through our Town Meeting forums and other voluntary programs such as the Student Board. 


• The Graham School has had two National Merit Commended Scholars and a National Merit Finalist.


• Graduates have been awarded four-year scholarships to Heidelburg University, The Ohio State University, and Warren Wilson College. 


• Graduating Seniors have been accepted to colleges and universities including: DePaul University, Purdue University, American University, Boston University, Syracuse University, The University of Chicago, George Washington University, and Bernard College at Columbia University.

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