Welcome to Medina City Schools
Home of the Battling Bees
The Medina City School District encompasses approximately 52 square miles which includes the City of Medina and Montville, Medina and a portion of Lafayette Townships. The district has seven elementary buildings, two middle schools, and one high school.
Utilizing a collaborative approach, we are able to provide outstanding academics and extracurricular activities to our students in an effort to ensure that our students receive a well-rounded education. We are a district which consists of community schools where all members play an important role in the development of our students.
Our ultimate goal is not just graduation but providing students with the necessary skills to be good citizens and successful adults as they navigate through life. It is important to instill good moral values and character that reflect the pride and expectations of our community.
Medina City Schools strives to meet the needs of "Every Student, Every Day."
Aaron Sable
Medina City Schools Superintendent
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The 2018 Coats for Kids Express is coming to a school near you the week of November 12-16. Collect those gently used or new coats, hats, mittens, scarves, and other winter items and bring them to a school building near you. Click here to see flyer for dates, times, and locations.
Seniors!
Please do not forget to have your senior portrait picture taken for the yearbook. Photos are due by December 1. If you had your picture taken on picture day in September or at retakes in October, you are all set. If not, please make a free appointment with Lifetouch/Prestige Portraits studio in Brunswick, 3884 Center Rd, (330) 225-7666. If you have any questions, please see or contact Mrs. Hascher in room 1205 or email her at hascherh@medinabee.org.
It's not too late to order your Medina High School Yearbook. Click on the image below to view the form.
Registration Gateway-Back-to-School Student Update Information
In an effort to ensure the District has all of the necessary and current information with regard to Medina City Schools’ students, the process of updating student information through Registration Gateway-Back-to-School is required. To complete the process, you will no longer need to log into Blackboard. To update current student information, please click on the image below. Unlike last year, you will need to login for each student. The District has found that this is the best way to ensure the most accurate information. To login, utilize the student’s ID number and date of birth mm/dd/yyyy. The student ID number is the number students utilize as their lunch code. The number may also be located on student report cards. When entering the date of birth, please remember to utlize the (/) between the month and day. Please note, this for current students only. If your child is new to the District or a Kindergarten student, you do not need to complete this process as you have already done so when you registered your student. Welcome to Medina City Schools!
Back-to-School Current Student Information Update Portal
Computer access is available at the Medina County District Library and at the Board of Education Office located at 739 Weymouth Road from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Any questions can be directed to the Registration Office at 330.636.3100 between the hours of 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
HOW TO DOWNLOAD THE MEDINA CITY SCHOOLS MOBILE APP
Below is a link to an informational sheet on how to download and use the new MCS mobile app.
How to Download the Medina City Schools Mobile App
To help you through the Registration Gateway process, here are answers to a some of the frequently asked questions we have currently received.
Ohio Crisis Text Line Now Available for Crisis Counseling
Ohio is making it easier for individuals who are experiencing a stressful situation to find immediate help, 24/7 with the launch of a free, confidential, statewide Crisis Text Line. Starting today, any Ohio resident who needs help coping with a crisis can now text the keyword "4hope" to 741741 to be connected to a crisis counselor. More information is available from the Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities.
