Case Community Learning Center

In the case of the Case Community Learning Center, which serves grades Pre-K through 5, they have approximately 347 students and benefit from a good number of teachers with about a ~12:1 (student) to teacher ratio. With 28.6 full-time teachers, the Case Community Learning Center is the first IB PYP world school in Akron, Ohio, and 78% of the faculty have a master's or higher, with an average of 20 years of experience.

This represents a degree of consistency in teaching strength. The proficiency in state testing is approximately ~32% in mathematics and ~52% in reading. The students at the Case Community Learning Center are highly diverse: approximately ~65% Black, ~22% White, and on the lower end of the spectrum, multiracial, Hispanic, and Asian. Furthermore, approximately ~59% of the students' pies qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, suggesting their economic diversity. The Case Community Learning Center is located, averaging about $215-238 K, making it an attractive option for families searching for unique opportunities along the corridor, with the best elementary schools in Akron more easily accessible.

APS offers "Beyond the School Day Programs," which provide free and diverse before- and after-school activities for students, including fun, enriching experiences.

Q1. What grades does Case CLC serve?

Ans. Case CLC serves grades K-5.

Q2. What academic programs are offered?

Ans. Case CLC is the first PYP IB World School in Akron Public Schools, which offers academic support and targeted interventions for students.

Q3. How do I contact the school?

Ans. You can reach Case Community Learning Center at 1420 Garman Rd, Akron, OH 44313, or call 330-761-1670.

Q4. What is the school's mission?

Ans. To prepare children to be lifelong learners, ready to explore and respect the diversity of all people.

Q5. Are there extracurricular activities?

Ans. Yes, Case CLC has a variety of extracurricular activities to help with student development.