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New Albany – Plain Local School District

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New Albany Schools (New Albany-Plain Local Schools) Overview

New Albany Schools—officially known as New Albany-Plain Local Schools—is a public school district located northeast of Columbus in Franklin County. The district currently serves more than 5,100 students from preschool through grade 12.

The district’s schools are located together on a learning campus in New Albany and Plain Township. For current information about enrollment, academic performance, staffing, and other district statistics, families can review the New Albany-Plain Local Schools website and the district’s Ohio School Report Card.

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New Albany Schools District Structure

New Albany-Plain Local Schools includes:

  • Early Learning Center – Preschool and Kindergarten
  • Primary School – Grades 1–3
  • Intermediate School – Grades 4–6
  • Middle School – Grades 7–8
  • High School – Grades 9–12

The schools are located together on a campus of approximately 200 acres.

School district boundaries do not necessarily correspond with municipal or township boundaries. While much of Plain Township is within New Albany-Plain Local Schools, some areas are served by other school districts.

Because district boundaries can affect enrollment eligibility, buyers should verify that a specific property is located within New Albany-Plain Local School District boundaries directly with the district.

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Programs Offered in New Albany-Plain Local Schools

New Albany-Plain Local Schools provides a range of academic programs and educational pathways across its grade levels.

At the secondary level, current opportunities include:

  • Advanced Placement coursework
  • College Credit Plus
  • Credit Flexibility
  • Career Pathways
  • Business and technology coursework
  • Fine and performing arts
  • World language coursework
  • Career and technical education

Through Ohio’s College Credit Plus program, eligible students in grades 7–12 can enroll in college coursework while attending New Albany-Plain Local Schools and earn both high school and college credit.

Students can also access career and technical education opportunities through Eastland-Fairfield Career & Technical Schools.

Courses, programs, eligibility requirements, and extracurricular offerings can change from year to year. Families should confirm current opportunities directly with New Albany-Plain Local Schools.

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Enrollment and School Boundary Information

New Albany-Plain Local Schools provides online enrollment for new students in grades K–12, along with separate information for preschool and kindergarten enrollment.

Families enrolling a student must establish residency within the district and provide required documentation. The district also provides specific procedures for families purchasing, building, leasing, or renting a home within district boundaries.

New Albany-Plain Local Schools recommends that families considering purchasing a home verify the property’s school district before completing the purchase. Some properties within Plain Township are served by Columbus City Schools or Westerville City Schools, and some individual residential developments may include properties assigned to different school districts.

To verify district boundaries, enrollment requirements, or other information, contact:

New Albany-Plain Local Schools

55 N. High Street
New Albany, OH 43054
District Office: 614-855-2040

Enrollment Center / District Registrar

Phone: 614-413-7134

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Additional Resources for New Albany Schools

For current information about New Albany-Plain Local Schools, families can consult:

Ohio School Report Cards provide current state-reported information about district and individual school performance, including achievement, progress, gap closing, early literacy, graduation, and post-graduation readiness.

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Important Note for Homebuyers

School information is provided as a general resource and is subject to change. Buyers are encouraged to verify school district boundaries, school assignments, enrollment requirements, programs, and other information directly with New Albany-Plain Local Schools.