Highland Community Learning Center

Highland Community Learning Center is a special education school serving students in grades 1-12 in Columbus, Ohio. With a small student body of 54 students and 11 classroom teachers, the school provides individualized attention and a supportive learning environment tailored to students with diverse learning needs. The school's commitment to developing the "whole child" means students receive instruction across core academics—Language Arts, Mathematics, Social Studies, and Sciences—alongside enrichment in French, computer technology, music, art, and physical education.

The school emphasizes hands-on, experiential learning through field trips and community engagement activities that help students connect classroom concepts to real-world experiences. This approach supports various learning styles and helps students build confidence and independence. The coeducational, nonsectarian environment welcomes students from diverse backgrounds, fostering a multicultural community where students learn from one another.

Highland Community Learning Center operates on a rolling admissions basis, making it accessible for families seeking specialized education throughout the school year. For more information about programs, curriculum accommodations, and how the school supports individual learning plans, families are encouraged to contact the school directly at (614) 210-0830 or visit hclc.us.