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Central Crossing High School

Public School

Level: 3

Grades: 09 - 12

Address: 4500 Big Run South Rd, Grove City, OH 43123

Phone: (614) 801-6500

District: South-Western City

1,730
Total Students
#482
of 867 in 2017

Academic Performance

EZ Schoolz Rating
60
out of 100
State Ranking
Ranked 482 of 867 (2017)
Among schools at the same level in the state

Ratings By Source

2/10
Source 2
Ranked 461 of 773

Test Scores

Ohio State Tests

Geometry • Grade End of course • 2023

Percent of Students Meeting Standard 34.2%

Student Body

Total Students
1,730
Diversity
High
Simpson index 51/100
Free / Reduced Lunch
42.0%
of student body

Race & Ethnicity

  • White 67.2% (1,163)
  • Black 14.3% (248)
  • Hispanic / Latino 10.9% (188)
  • Two or More Races 4.9% (85)
  • Asian 2.5% (43)
  • American Indian / Alaska Native 0.2% (3)

Reviews

3.0 /5

Based on 4 reviews

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Parent
August 17, 2011

"This is one of the newest High Schools in the Southwestern City School district. It draws its attendance from a combination of the western side of the city of Grove City and from areas, primarily outside of the I-270 beltway, of west Columbus. While some schools in the school district struggle to meet state proficiency standards, Central Crossing High School and the middle schools that feed into it score pretty well. I don't hesitate to send my son to Central Crossing. I feel he's getting an excellent education for my "considerable" tax dollars."

Student
August 17, 2018

"School building kept falling apart. Teachers did not want to teach, let alone actually WORK with students to help them when they had a problem. When you would ask for help, they would ignore you. When your parents went to the school to request help from them, they would blatantly lie to their faces and then continue to ignore you. If you didn't learn as well as the rest of the students in that school, oh well. Too bad for you. It was your problem. There was no help for students who had any learning setbacks at all. Various teachers would also make fun of students for poor grades, even though they would deny them help when they asked for it."

Parent
August 17, 2011

"This is one of the newest High Schools in the Southwestern City School district. It draws its attendance from a combination of the western side of the city of Grove City and from areas, primarily outside of the I-270 beltway, of west Columbus. While some schools in the school district struggle to meet state proficiency standards, Central Crossing High School and the middle schools that feed into it score pretty well. I don't hesitate to send my son to Central Crossing. I feel he's getting an excellent education for my "considerable" tax dollars."

Student
August 17, 2018

"School building kept falling apart. Teachers did not want to teach, let alone actually WORK with students to help them when they had a problem. When you would ask for help, they would ignore you. When your parents went to the school to request help from them, they would blatantly lie to their faces and then continue to ignore you. If you didn't learn as well as the rest of the students in that school, oh well. Too bad for you. It was your problem. There was no help for students who had any learning setbacks at all. Various teachers would also make fun of students for poor grades, even though they would deny them help when they asked for it."

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