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The subject matter and the time given to each subject taught at Queen of Peace School are regulated by the Cincinnati Archdiocesan Education Commission and the State of Ohio, Department of Public Instruction.
The curriculum of Queen of Peace follows the Graded Course Of Study For Elementary Schools developed by the Archdiocesan Education Office and the State Department of Public Instruction.
All textbooks are selected from a list of books recommended by the Archdiocesan School Office.
Queen of Peace School is accredited by the State Department of Education and is a member of the Ohio Catholic Educational Association, the National Catholic Educational Association, and the Ohio Catholic School Accreditation Association.
We participated in the accreditation process in 2003-2005 and were given full accreditation.
Our mission is to provide a solid education based within the framework of Catholic teachings.
Quick Facts (2025-26)
Grades: Prekindergarten-8
Enrollment: 231 students
Yearly Tuition: $6,286
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
School Motto: Inspired by faith | Empowered by knowledge | United by community
The subject matter and the time given to each subject taught at
Queen of Peace School are regulated by the Cincinnati Archdiocesan
Education Commission and the State of Ohio, Department of Public
Instruction.
The curriculum of Queen of Peace follows the Graded Course Of
Study For Elementary Schools developed by the Archdiocesan
Education Office and the State Department of Public
Instruction.
All textbooks are selected from a list of books recommended by
the Archdiocesan School Office.
Queen of Peace School is accredited by the State Department of
Education and is a member of the Ohio Catholic Educational
Association, the National Catholic Educational Association, and the
Ohio Catholic School Accreditation Association.
We participated in the accreditation process in 2003-2005 and
were given full accreditation.
Our mission is to provide a solid education based within the
framework of Catholic teachings.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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