Catholic Schools · Lyndhurst, Pepper Pike & the Chagrin Valley

Gilmour Academy

Catholic school serving grades PK-12 in Gates Mills. State-chartered, so a voucher can apply. Funding fit, the state record and the questions to ask are below.

About these records. Each school combines the federal Private School Survey (NCES 2023-24, or 2021-22 where a school skipped the latest round) with Ohio's state school directory (OEDS) and DEW's 2026-27 list of non-chartered schools, both pulled October 28, 2026. "Chartered" means OEDS lists the school as a chartered nonpublic school, the only kind that can take Cleveland Scholarship or EdChoice students; schools also register each year as providers, so confirm with the school. Neither agency collects tuition.

Can a voucher be used at Gilmour Academy?

$6,166
2026-27 EdChoice maximum, grades K-8
$8,408
2026-27 EdChoice maximum, grades 9-12
Pre-K
Ask about Universal Pre-K (Cuyahoga), the Ohio Preschool Program and child care subsidy

Yes, if the school is taking scholarship students this year. Ohio's state school directory (OEDS) lists Gilmour Academy (IRN 052993) as a chartered nonpublic school, the kind that can enroll EdChoice, EdChoice Expansion and Cleveland Scholarship students. Most families near Gates Mills use EdChoice Expansion, which pays up to $6,166 for grades K-8 and $8,408 for grades 9-12 for 2026-27 and tapers above 450% of poverty; a child who lives in the Cleveland district would bring a Cleveland Scholarship instead.

Since the school enrolls pre-K, ask whether its preschool takes Cuyahoga County's Universal Pre-K scholarship, the Ohio Preschool Program or publicly funded child care. The vouchers begin at kindergarten.

As a Catholic school in the Diocese of Cleveland, families can ask here about Diocesan Tuition Assistance, the school's Angel Scholarship application and parish aid, and high school families about the diocese's named special scholarships. The state directory files it under the Ohio Association of Independent Schools.

This school's state status
RecordStatus
OEDS chartered nonpublic schoolsListed
DEW 2026-27 nonchartered (NCNP) listNot listed
Voucher studentsCan enroll, if the school has registered as a provider

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What should we ask Gilmour Academy before we enroll?

  1. Will you file a Cleveland Scholarship or an EdChoice application for my child for 2026-27, and are seats open in that grade?
  2. Once the voucher is applied, what do we still owe, and what do registration, books, devices and uniforms add?
  3. Do you discount for siblings or members, award need-based aid, or receive money from a tax-credit SGO?
  4. Which documents do you need from us to file the application, and when?
  5. Does your preschool accept Universal Pre-K, the Ohio Preschool Program or child care subsidy?
  6. Which colleges do your students use for College Credit Plus, and when is the counseling session?
  7. If we use the Cleveland Scholarship in high school, how do you handle the balance above the award?

Which funding dates are coming up?

  • Nov 1, 20265 p.m.: last call for a parent's College Credit Plus funding request covering spring 2027 courses only
  • Nov 1, 2026Diocese of Cleveland emergency tuition assistance opens (through May 1); ask the pastor, principal or business manager
  • Jan 1, 2027Federal scholarship tax credit begins for gifts made from this date; Ohio is a participating state
  • Mar 15, 2027Expected Diocese of Cleveland deadline for DTA and the special scholarships (posted as March 15 last cycle; confirm with the school)
  • Apr 1, 20275 p.m.: College Credit Plus funding requests for the full 2027-28 year close for private school families

Which other private schools are near Gilmour Academy?

We list 13 schools in Lyndhurst, Pepper Pike & the Chagrin Valley, and 13 of them are on Ohio's chartered list. See the full list →

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