Academics & Fitness
Mt. Healthy Preparatory and Fitness Academy has designed a proven educational program based on the following characteristics:
Quality Teachers
The Academy hires only state-licensed instructors and employs ongoing training and mentorship programs for all its staff.
Safety, Discipline, and Character
Safety and discipline are vital to the school. This includes the use of uniforms and clear rules of conduct. Throughout all the Academy's programs, and functions, building character is key to our mission.
Open Court Reading
Several studies support the use of this phonics-based program for reading and language acquisition. Its integration of new concepts and repeated practice have been shown to be effective with our students.
Saxon Math
Saxon Math is based on two premises: first, that intellectual skills can be broken into simpler and simpler skills, and second, that practice over time builds mastery. Empirical research also shows that Saxon can significantly increase math achievement.
Core Knowledge
Core Knowledge is a structured system of educational benchmarks. It provides a broad base of knowledge and a rich vocabulary while encouraging consistency in instruction.
Small Class/School Size
The Academy has class sizes of 18 or fewer and school sizes of no more than 300. Small classes allow for personalized attention and enhances a staff's familiarity of students' educational and family needs.
Time on Task
Students at the Academy receive at least two hours of reading each day and 90 minutes of Math. Additionally, the Academy employs an extended eight-hour school day. Daily homework reinforcing the day's lessons is also required.
Ongoing Assessment
In addition to all required state achievement, diagnostic, and proficiency tests, the Academy administers a fall and spring pre- and post- test using the Stanford 10, as well as curriculum-based measures in the classroom.
Daily Fitness
Using the Ohio Model Curriculum, the Academy provides 1.4 hours of fitness every day. The fitness program builds character, teamwork skills, self-esteem, and physical health.
Child Find
“Child Find” refers to the efforts put forth by the Academy to identify, locate, and evaluate children suspected of having disabilities and determine the child's need for special education and related services. The Academy provides ongoing screening services to ensure all students receive a free, appropriate public education.
Click HERE to link to Child FInd Notice.


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