Sandusky Central Catholic School
Private | K-12 | 600 students |
Sandusky's Sandusky Central Catholic School is a private school. It serves 600 students in grades K-12.
The school community has reviewed this school and given it an average rating of 4 out of 5 stars.
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Recent Reviews
SMCC is a great school, w/great teacher's who truly care about the students. It is worth every penny paid in tuition. The teacher's are very caring about the kids and the small classes benefit the students. There is a lot more one on one between students and teacher. I think this helps kids do better when they move on to college.
I have taught at SMCCHS for five years. I previously worked as an engineer/ superintendent for a local bearing manufacturer, retiring in 2004. I acquired my teaching certificate and love teaching! I am proud of how our students excel on the various state tests such as the OGT. Our scores have always been the best in the area. The faith based education is something that I really appreciate. All, yes 100%, of our graduating class will attend post secondary education in the fall and amassed over four million dollars in scholarship offers. WOW! It is a great school with great student, faculty and staff.
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