We can help you determine your eligibility for Ohio’s Scholarship Programs.
It is not beyond our power to create a world in which all children have
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access to a good education.

Register for the 2026 Greater Columbus K-12 School Fair!
Mark your calendar to join us to celebrate National School Choice Week at the Greater Columbus K-12 School Fair. Enjoy food, fun activities, prizes, and free admission while learning more about the wide variety of educational options in Central Ohio.
Education Options
When it comes to education, one size doesn’t fit all. Every child deserves a high-quality education that is tailored to fit their unique needs. The right education can completely transform a child’s life. No one knows and understands a child’s needs better than their family. It only makes sense that parents should be able to choose the best educational option for their children.
Have a question? We’re here to help. Call us at 800-673-5876 (toll-free) or email us at info@scohio.org.
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Great News! Ohio’s HB33 (Ohio’s two-year budget), passed in July 2023 makes educational options in Ohio even stronger!
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Join the School Choice Ohio Network!
School Choice has become one of the biggest issues in Ohio and all across the United States. After years of upheaval in education due to COVID and other issues our schools continue to face, it is clear that the one-size-fits-all approach does not work for Ohio students. Ohio families should have the ability as well as the authority to choose what is the best path for their students’ education.






