Summary:
There is only one school in this area: A+ Children's Academy, a small K–6 elementary school in Columbus, Ohio, serving 107 students, which also operates as its own district, A+ Children's Academy. Because there is just one school here, there is no other school to compare it against — every detail below describes this single school.
Enrollment is small, but several structural metrics stand out. Chronic absenteeism reached 82.5% in 2025–2026, meaning more than four in five students were chronically absent. The student-teacher ratio was 26.7:1 in 2024–2025. In Ohio's rankings, the district sits at 682 of 773, the 12th percentile with 1 star, while recent school rank history places it around the 17th–18th percentile in 2024–2025 and 2025–2026 — an improvement from the 9th percentile in 2023–2024, but still near the bottom. The only spending figure available is $6,666 per student from 2018–2019, and free/reduced lunch data is not reported, so economic context is unknown.
Academically, results are mostly well below the state. Across the five listed 2025–2026 tests, the school averages about 34.2% proficiency versus about 60.9% statewide. Sixth-grade math is the sharpest concern: 0% in 2024–2025 and 10% in 2025–2026, against state rates of 51.9% and 56.2%. Bright spots exist: third-grade math reached 61.5% in 2024–2025, only 2.9 points below the state's 64.4%; fourth-grade math and ELA both reached 45.5% in 2025–2026; and sixth-grade ELA improved from 18.2% to 30%. Parents should weigh the attendance challenge and staffing ratio alongside these academic gains.
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