Help Re-Engage our 6.7 Million Opportunity Youth
Defined as young adults ages 16-24 who are not currently enrolled in school or employed, opportunity youth face long-term, systematic issues that jeopardize their success. Help change their story – and yours.
Work-Ready Graduates. Stronger Local Workforces.
Our Career Technical Education model provides hands-on experience and industry credentialing to empower students and help close the skills gap.

Help Re-Engage our 6.7 Million Opportunity Youth
Defined as young adults ages 16-24 who are not currently enrolled in school or employed, opportunity youth face long-term, systematic issues that jeopardize their success. Help change their story - and yours.
Our Typical Dropout Recovery Student

Reads At A 5th Grade Level At Age 18

%
Have a Documented Disability

%
Qualify for Free or Reduced Lunches
This is my story, but it doesn’t have to be. You can help change my narrative. I am re-entering school at age 18… but I read at or below a 5th grade level. I’ve attended at least two previous high schools, unsuccessfully. Like 95% of students in my school, I qualify for free or reduced lunches. Along with 24% of students, I have a documented disability. I enrolled here with only 6 of 20 credits needed to graduate. Like 270+ of my classmates, I am a teen parent of one or more children.
This is my story, but it doesn’t have to be. You can help change my narrative. I am re-entering school at age 18… but I read at or below a 5th grade level. I’ve attended at least two previous high schools, unsuccessfully. Like 95% of students in my school, I qualify for free or reduced lunches. Along with 24% of students, I have a documented disability. I enrolled here with only 6 of 20 credits needed to graduate. Like 270+ of my classmates, I am a teen parent of one or more children.
WHAT’S NEW?

LATEST NEWS
Ohio DOE Superintendent Learns About Dropout Recovery Strategies at Marshall High School
State Legislators Put the Spotlight on Dropout Recovery at Marshall High School
Towpath Trail High School Opens New Career Tech Wing
Cliff Park High School Completes $1 Million Expansion Geared Toward Career Training

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WHAT’S NEW?

LATEST NEWS

Ohio DOE Superintendent Learns About Dropout Recovery Strategies at Marshall High School




UPCOMING EVENTS

Come Celebrate Cliff Park High School’s $1 Million Expansion
Join Cliff Park High School, an Oakmont Education dropout recovery school, for the unveiling of its new Career Tech wing. The 7,000-square-foot expansion offers additional classroom space for students working toward nationally recognized credentials in construction, electrical work and nursing. State Representative Kyle Koehler will speak at the event and light refreshments will be served. Contact us for more details!

Join Us As Towpath Trail High School Opens New Career Tech Wing
Towpath Trail High School, an Oakmont Education dropout recovery school, is opening a brand new Career Tech Wing. The new 5,000-square-foot wing offers certified industry credentials in healthcare, construction, manufacturing and information technology. The career technical education program offers students career pathways, real world experience and the opportunity to earn industry credentials. Contact us for more information.

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