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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Here is information with regard to upcoming heart screening at Medina High School on Thursday, October 4, 2018 from 8AM-4PM. Cost is $75. Sign up at http://www.mcoreathletes.com/
Medina resident and local historian, Gloria Brown, will present The Story of Medina's Schools (1817-2018) In Song, Story and Vintage Video. The presentation will be at Medina High School in middle auditorium on Sunday, September 30 at 1:00PM.
Learn about the rich history of Medina City Schools through accounts from Eliza Northrop and Ella Canavan. Take a trip back in time to see how students of the past learned their daily lessons as the Heritage Elementary Glee Club performs the Geography Song. Enjoy videos put together by Medina High School alumni Rebekah Knaggs and Sydney Van Leeuwen with Roger Smalley, Medina resident and Bicentennial Chairperson, encompassing the early 1900’s to the present showing students and school buildings from the various eras.
Gloria Brown’s book The History of Medina Schools will be available for sale for $19.95 each. The proceeds from the sale of the book benefit the Medina City Schools Foundation.
This is a free event and is open to the entire community.
For questions, please contact Roger Smalley by email at rogersmalley@zoominternet.net
The Medina City Schools’ Hall of Fame Committee is currently seeking nominations for the Class of 2018. The Hall of Fame recognizes and honors individuals who have made important contributions and have provided extraordinary service to their community and chosen field and to recognize non-graduates who have served as positive role models for Medina City School students and have significantly promoted and supported the District.
There are five categories in which individuals can be nominated: Academic/Career/Life Accomplishments; Athletic Accomplishments; Cultural/Performing Arts; Special Honorary Achievement; and Major Contributions to the Medina City Schools. If you would like to make a nomination, please complete the Hall of Fame nomination form located on the Medina City Schools website under Announcements. Please click here to obtain the form.
For more information, please contact Amy Busby at busbya@medinabees.org or Jeanne Pritchard at murphyma@zoominternet.net.
