Off-Site Court Program
The Supreme Court of Ohio will hold Off-Site Court oral arguments at Carrollton High School on the morning of April 15, 2026. The program educates high school students and other Ohioans about the state’s judicial system.
Public, private, and home-schooled high school students from Carroll County are invited to participate. Students and their teachers were provided with curriculum material to study before the session, including summaries of the specific cases to be argued. Local attorneys teamed with educators to explain Ohio’s judicial system and review case materials.
At the Court session, students attended one of the three cases being heard that morning. After their assigned case was argued, each student group met with the case attorneys for a debriefing.
Established in 1987 by Chief Justice Thomas J. Moyer, the Off-Site Court Program has taken the judiciary in person to local communities across Ohio for more than 30 years, enabling over 45,000 Ohioans, 36,750 of them students, to personally observe the proceedings of the Supreme Court and interact with justices, attorneys, and court staff.

What is Off-Site Court?
Contact Information
Supreme Court of Ohio
65 South Front Street, 1st Floor
Columbus, Ohio 43215-3431