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Gahanna is targeted to become one of the fastest growing suburbs of metropolitan Columbus. The city is conveniently located in northeast Franklin County adjacent to 270 and only about 8 miles from downtown Columbus.
With the completion of 1-670 close at hand, access to Port Columbus International Airport, as well as downtown, will be only minutes away. Thus, making it a choice location for new and established businesses and industries.
All the citizens of Gahanna work together to make their community home, and the city continues to grow and develop into a bright and prosperous future. Gahanna is also known as the Herb capital of Ohio.
Population: 33,605
Land Area: 15 square miles
Taxes: (per $1000.00 valuation) $84.41 (1997 total tax rate)-Gahanna Jefferson School District
Churches: 26-representing various denominations
Day Care Centers and Preschools: 14 within city limits
Hospitals: Mt. Carmel East is closest. Within 7 miles to St. Ann's Hospital
Libraries:
Gahanna Public Library (A member of the Columbus Metropolitan Library System)
Recreational Facilities:
1 golf course, 35 parks, with a total of 400 acres of park land, 3 swimming pools.
Social & Civic Organizations:
All major organizations represented.
General Price Range of Homes:
$85,000—$700,000
Price Range of Greatest Selection:
$90,000—$350,000
Gahanna-Jefferson Area Chamber of Commerce: P.O. Box 30423 Gahanna, Ohio 43230 614-471-0451
Gahanna-Jefferson Public Schools: 160 Hamilton Rd. Gahanna, Ohio 43230 614-471-7065
- Elementary—7 schools, grades K-5, total enrollment 3,171
- Middle Schools—3 schools, grades 6-8, total enrollment 1,752
- High School—1 school, grades 9-12, total enrollment 2,075 Including—Eastland Career Center. Private/Parochial—3 schools, in area
- Colleges—Has a branch of Columbus State Community College. Within commuting distance to many area colleges.
- Total public school enrollment—6,998
- Pupil/teacher ratio—19.6:1 (Regular Classroom)
- Expenditure per pupil: $5,355
- Number of courses offered—198
- % of students that pursue formal education—79%
- ACT (test scores) 22.1 mean score
- SAT (test scores) Verbal-540, Math-561; (mean scores)
- Number of personnel—686 certified staff and 211 others
Special Programs:
Cooperative Arrangements for Pre-School Students with
Disabilities
Guidance Counselors (K-12)
Work-Study Programs
High School Writing Lab
Mentorship Program
15 High School Honors and Advanced Placement Courses
The Renaissance Program
Award Winning Journalism Program
SchoolNet and SchoolNet Plus programs which provide
computers in all schools
Accelerated and Enrichment Programs for Gifted and Talented Students
Nationally Renowned Marketing Education Program
Remedial and Developmental Reading Programs
Special Education Programs
Occupational Work Experience and Life Skills Learning Center
Summer School
Adult Education
Speech and Hearing Therapists
Diversified Athletic Programs, offering 21 Varsity sports; Middle School level sports program.
Clubs and Organizations, 34 Academic, Music, and Social Organizations.
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