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Special Education & Learning-Difference Schools in Strongsville, Brecksville, Berea & North Royalton

3 special education & learning-difference schools in Strongsville, Brecksville, Berea & North Royalton; 3 are chartered and can take EdChoice (up to $6,166 K-8 and $8,408 9-12 in 2026-27). Southwest Cuyahoga's growing suburbs, with a large interparochial elementary in Strongsville, parish schools and special-education campuses in Berea and Broadview Heights.

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.

Funding note: For most families here the money comes from a disability scholarship, Jon Peterson or Autism, either of which can reach $34,000 for 2026-27, rather than from a voucher.

School	Type	Area	Grades	Ohio status	Students (federal survey)
Julie Billiart School Brecksville 8611 Wiese Rd, Brecksville 44141	Catholic Schools	Strongsville, Brecksville, Berea & North Royalton	K-8	✓ Chartered	—
Lawrence School 1551 E Wallings Rd, Broadview Heights 44147	Independent & Nonsectarian Schools	Strongsville, Brecksville, Berea & North Royalton	2-12	✓ Chartered	296
New Story Schools Berea 56 Adelbert St, Berea 44017	Schools With No Affiliation on File	Strongsville, Brecksville, Berea & North Royalton	K-12	✓ Chartered	—

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