Archbishop Lyke Campus

Cleveland Central Catholic High School is a four-year, comprehensive, diocesan Catholic high school for young men and women. The school is located in Cleveland, and enrolls more than 450 students. Its curriculum includes arts, computers, business, industrial arts, English, family and consumer sciences, foreign languages, health education, theology, math, music, vocational and physical education, science, art and craft, and social studies. It has various clubs and organizations, such as the National Honor Society, newspaper and yearbook committee, peer mediation groups, Spanish club, and student senate and ministry. The school s library provides students with fiction, nonfiction, reference materials, and access to the Internet and research databases. Cleveland Central Catholic High School also offers programs for students with physical and mental disabilities.

St. Columbkille School, located in Parma, Ohio, is a coeducational Catholic Christian school that provides educational and religious programs for students in prekindergarten through grade eight. The school was established in 1999 and enrolls more than 570 students. It provides an interactive learning environment and addresses the physical, emotional, social and spiritual needs of its students. Its religious programs include prayers and Bible study classes. The school s academic curriculum includes English, language arts, mathematics, health, foreign languages, science and social studies. It also provides physical education and specialized programs and support services for students suffering from sexual and substance abuse programs. Additionally, the school organizes various extracurricular, such as musical choirs, Christmas concerts and scout programs, and offers student clubs. It also organizes various sports activities, such as football, basketball, volleyball, cheerleading and cross country. St. Columbkille School is approved by the Ohio Catholic School Accrediting Association.