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Cedar Cliff is a small, rural public schools district that enjoys strong community and parental support. This support allows
high expectations for student learning and behavior to be maintained. Students develop maximum academic knowledge
and high moral standards in an atmosphere of warmth and safety.
Each student is encouraged in the development of a sense of individual student civic duty and moral integrity. Community
pride continues to increase, as more and more graduates become successful adults. |
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A Message From the Superintendent |
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Cedar Cliff Local Schools are committed to the perpetuation and fulfillment of the ideals of the American way of life. To encourage this, the schools are dedicated to teaching young people to assume their individual civic and social responsibilities. The goal is to develop in each student high moral and cultural standards so that he or she may make positive contributions to the society of the future. It is the function and purpose of Cedar Cliff Schools, within its financial means, to provide each student with maximum opportunities to obtain the knowledge, experience, and marketable skills, which will best prepare him or her for a productive future.
Dr. David Baits, Superintendent
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Contact Information
Superintendent
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- Phone: 937.766.6000
Middle & High School Principal
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- Phone: 937.766.1871
Elementary School Principal
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- Phone: 937.766.3811
Treasurer
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- Phone: 937. 766.5633
Attendance Secretary
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- Phone: 937.766.6002
School Address
248 N. Main Street
Cedarville, OH 45314
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Do you have or know a child that you suspect has a disability? |
| Do you have or know a child that you suspect has a disability? Ohio school districts are required to provide interventions when school-age students are experiencing difficulties. As a result, parents or educators may suspect a disability and referrals can be made for evaluations which are free of charge and will determine if a child living in the district has a disability.
For more information contact:
Brenda Noble, Special Education Supervisor 937-766-6000 ext. 113
Tiffany Hackney, School Psychologist 937-766-6000 ext. 112
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