Schools and Sister Churches
Xenos runs three private schools in the Columbus area: Xenos (PreK-5), Calumet (PreK-8), and Harambee (PreK-8). The Harambee campus recently added a middle school, with future plans to expand into high school, while the Xenos campus was announced to be closing, due to low interest/attendance.
Sister churches, also named Xenos have been built in Cincinnati, Dayton and Northeast Ohio.
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