Charles School at Ohio Dominican University

Located at 1270 Brentnell Ave in Columbus, Ohio, The Charles School at Ohio Dominican University operates as an active, independent charter district serving secondary students within a dynamic, large city setting. Tailored specifically for high schoolers in grades 9 through 12, this single-facility district provides a specialized learning environment designed to foster academic rigor and seamless transitions to post-secondary education. Functioning as a recognized local educational agency for federal programs within the broader Columbus metropolitan area, the school provides a focused public education option that combines urban accessibility with targeted college-preparatory programming.

During the 2024–2025 academic year, the school serves a close-knit student body of 320 scholars, spanning 101 freshmen, 77 sophomores, 68 juniors, and 74 seniors. The student population reflects a vibrant diverse community—comprising 220 Black, 50 Hispanic, 31 White, 18 multiracial, and 1 Asian student—with a balanced demographic ratio of 165 female and 155 male learners. To foster student success and maintain robust institutional operations, the school relies on a total staff of 50 full-time equivalent (FTE) professionals. This team includes 28 FTE instructional teachers alongside 22 FTE support personnel, ensuring students benefit from both dedicated classroom guidance and comprehensive institutional support.