St. Rita School for the Deaf
Independent Catholic school · Grades Pre-K–12
Cincinnati, OH
1720 Glendale Milford Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45215
Overall grade: A+
ChooseAPrivateSchool.com grade, from official facts compared with similar schools.
- A+Class size
- A-Years serving families
- ADiversity
What stands out
- The smallest classes of any special education school in Cincinnati
- Smaller classes than 90% of special education schools in Ohio
- Serving families in Cincinnati since at least 2011
- One school from pre-K through 12th grade
St. Rita School for the Deaf is an independent Catholic school in Cincinnati, Ohio, for students from pre-K through 12th grade. It has about 50 students and around 3 students per teacher, smaller classes than 90% of special education schools in Ohio. It has been listed in official private school records since 2011–12. The school is part of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati. Students attend about 7 hours a day, 174 days a year. Ohio has programs that can help pay tuition; ask the school whether it takes part.
At a glance
- Grades
- Grades Pre-K–12
- Students
- 50
- Teachers
- 17.6 (full-time equivalent)
- Students per teacher
- 2.8
- Boys and girls
- Coed · 33 girls, 17 boys
- Religious affiliation
- Catholic · Independent Catholic school
- Diocese
- Archdiocese of Cincinnati
- Program
- Special education
- School day
- About 7 hours
- School year
- 174 days
- Graduates going to 4-year colleges
- About 0% (the school's estimate for the class before the survey)
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How it compares
- Smaller classes than 90% of special education schools in Ohio (3 students per teacher).
- A smaller school: fewer students than 76% of special education schools in Ohio.
- Compared with 29 special education schools in Ohio.
Students by survey year
Total students reported in official records since 2011–12.
Students by grade
Student body
Member of
- National Catholic Educational Association
Help paying tuition in Ohio
These state programs can help pay private school tuition. Only participating schools can accept them, so ask St. Rita School for the Deaf whether it takes part.
- EdChoice Scholarship (traditional) · Voucher or scholarship
- EdChoice Expansion · Voucher or scholarship
Questions to ask on a tour
- What is tuition, and what does it include (books, fees, uniforms, trips)?
- Do you offer financial aid, sibling discounts or payment plans?
- Do you accept ESA, voucher or tax-credit scholarship funds?
- How big are classes in my child's grade?
- What support is there for students who need extra help or more challenge?
- Is the school accredited, and by whom?
- What do a typical day and a typical week look like?
- How does the school communicate with families?
Questions about St. Rita School for the Deaf
What grades does St. Rita School for the Deaf serve?
St. Rita School for the Deaf serves grades Pre-K–12.
How many students attend St. Rita School for the Deaf?
About 50 students, with 3 students per teacher, according to official records.
How much is tuition at St. Rita School for the Deaf?
Call the school to ask about tuition, financial aid and payment plans. Ohio has programs that can help pay private school tuition; ask whether the school takes part.
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