Cedar Cliff Local School District Profile

It is the mission of the Cedar Cliff Local School District to:  Provide students with the best well-rounded education that teaches, challenges and develops the mind, body and character and prepares responsible graduates who contribute within society.

Enrollment Figures:

Elementary School: 269
Middle School: 147
High School: 212
Total:   628

In addition to meeting the requirements of the State of Ohio, the Cedar Cliff Local School District is proud to offer the following for the students attending each day:
  • Students attending Cedarville High School can earn nearly 40 semester hours of college credit through the CCP program while never leaving the campus.
  • Every Cedarville Elementary student has successfully passed the requirements of the third grade reading guarantee since its inception of this requirement.  
  • Cedarville High School offers nine Advanced Placement (AP) courses, a large number for a district of its size.
  • The average ACT score is 2.5 points higher than both the state and national average.
  • For the last three years, CHS graduates report college attendance at a rate of approximately 85-90%. (The state reporting system, often, does not reflect this percentage).  
  • The Cedar Cliff Local School District partners with Cedarville University for both student opportunities (Elementary Enrichment/CCP courses), as well as district cost-cutting measures (through the Federal Work Study Programs) for the betterment of our fiscal responsibilities.
  • Students attending the Cedar Cliff Local School District enjoy a technology one-to-one program whereby every student can enjoy the use of a technology device in every classroom.
  • An endowment program was initiated for families and students to donate to the future educational endeavors for CHS graduates.
  • Through fiscally responsible practices, the district has not needed, nor requested, additional operating funds even after new facilities were constructed despite a decrease in funding revenues from the state of Ohio during that same timeframe.
  • Students in all grades K-12 participate in community service projects to learn the value of service and community pride.
  • The Musical and Arts Department have successfully achieved high accolades at both the state and local levels for many years.