753 Clareridge Ln
Centerville, OH 45458

I went to Centerville Schools from kindergarten all the way through graduation and after a year of college, I can confidently say that I was beyond prepared for life after graduation. Centerville not only established my firm foundation of academics, but also life skills such as building relationships and a desire to give back to the community. I currently go to a top university, and I feel that my experiences at Centerville thoroughly prepares me for my new life. Not only does Centerville offer a wide expansion of classes, but the fact that every student has the opportunity to get involved with any desired extracurricular activity creates such a diverse and nurturing environment.Although I went through many difficult classes and complained quite a bit while I was a student at Centerville, I can wholeheartedly say that everything was worth it. The environment that is created at the school is truly designed for ultimate growth, both as. student and as a person.

As a student myself, I am in love with this school. The teachers are likable but some of the subs and the school librarian I just can't stand because of how grumpy or unfair and not because of the students but I'm telling you, they will act grumpy on purpose! My teachers teach us in different ways and they give us different experiences which I'm fond of, THMS also has lots of fun activities/school stuff. Overall, THMS is still a great school even with the unbearable subs and the mean librarian! :) The school doesn't handle bullying well, to be honest, many girls got bullied by this guy and most of them reported to the school principal but he didn't do much besides talk to that guy for like 10 seconds and then leave.

Not sure why the low ratings on equity and diversity...Cline is zoned in an area where there is very diverse socioeconomically families (section 8 to above upper middleclass). Not only is the student body diverse but the educators are diverse too - many male and/or multiethnic staff are present here, which is reflective of the student body. One year, my kid only had 2 female teachers (Tech and library) and everyone was male which is great! The staff really takes it time to nurture each student's ability. As far as physical abilities, if your student is requiring ADA access, they would attend a school and be bussed to another Centerville school that has that access (Cline being an older building has steps throughout). I am glad we are in the Centerville City School district! You won't be disappointed!

Our son has loved his experience so far at PVS. We've noticed a great deal of development with reading skills and harnessing his creativity (he always loved to draw, paint, and color, but he's more intentional about putting pieces together into a single work). He's made many friends and tells us how much he likes being there. His teacher has been very good about assessing his and other student's needs, and how to help parents continue this education and growth at home.