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Our Results

 
 

We have committed our hearts and minds to accelerating the education of Columbus children, and USN students have demonstrated outstanding performance and growth! More important are the stories of our students, which show the heights to which our scholars can soar.

 

BUILDING A STRONG START

 

UPrep-East proved the power of a USN education in its first year of state testing by outscoring the neighborhood school in 3rd grade reading by 14 percentage points and in 3rd grade math by 30 percentage points.

 
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PROVIDING A POWERFUL PUBLIC EDUCATION

 

USN 5th-graders outperformed their local, district, and charter peers in every tested subject!

 

ADVANCING EARLY READING SKILLS

97% of USN students met the Third Grade Reading Guarantee

 
 
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ACCELERATING LEARNING BEYOND USN

 

94% of engaged USN alumni in the high school class of 2021 graduated within four years of enrollment in high school, compared to 81.2% of their district counterparts and 87.2% of their state peers.

 
 

Alumna Spotlight

 

USN alumna Carlia L. was one of 600 students selected from a pool of 16,500+ national applicants to be awarded a full QuestBridge scholarship to her preferred University.

 
 
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BUILDING THE LEADERS OUR COMMUNITY NEEDS

 

USN alumni attend competitive colleges and universities around the country:

Baldwin Wallace | Capital University | Columbus College of Art and Design | Columbus State Community College | Denison University | Eastern Michigan University | Florida Atlantic University | Georgetown University | Howard University | Loyola Marymount University | New York University | Ohio Dominican University | Ohio State University | Tufts University | Villanova University

USN alumni select fulfilling careers in skilled trades, the military, and other meaningful work:

40% of the class of 2021 are gainfully employed or are pursuing certificates, apprenticeships, or other skills training.

 

44%

 

OF USN ALUMNI ENROLLED IN COLLEGE AFTER 2021 HIGH SCHOOL, COMPARED TO 28% OF LOW-INCOME STUDENTS NATIONALLY.

 
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