The Ohio Catholic School Accrediting Association (OCSAA) was established in 1994 by the Bishops of Ohio to strengthen the identity and mission of Catholic schools in the state. Governed by the Superintendents of Schools, OCSAA aims to engage Catholic schools in continuous improvement of student learning and performance, aligning with the state's educational standards.
OCSAA accreditation is maintained through an Accreditation Dashboard, providing schools with the necessary forms and guidelines for the accreditation cycle. This process emphasizes a commitment to continuous improvement and strategic planning, fostering high-performing schools where students excel academically while being grounded in their faith.
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