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
For important information with regard to redistricting, facilities and a potential bond issue or to ask questions, please click on the image below.
During the December 2, 2019 work session of the Board of Education, Tina Cassidy, Director of Instruction presented on the plan to bring the teaming model back to the middle school level. Click on the image below to view the presentation. For any questions, please feel free to contact Tina Cassidy by email at cassidyk@medinabees.org.
During the Monday, October 7 Board of Education work session, Tina Cassidy, Director of Instruction, presented on the most recent State Report Card putting the information in a concise, easy to understand format. To view the presentation, please click on the image below. Any questions should be directed to Tina Cassidy by email at cassidyk@medinabees.org.
The 2017-2018 Quality Profile is now available. Click on the image below to take a look and read about the great things happening at Medina City Schools.
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As part of the expansion of gifted services at Medina High School, there will be increased opportunities for students to explore different career paths. Open to all Medina High School juniors and seniors, the Career Exploration Opportunities (CEO) pilot program is a collaborative effort between Medina City School Gifted Services, the Business Advisory Council, the Medina County Economic Development Corporation, and Medina High School staff to develop a semester-long program to include job shadowing experience.
The program is currently looking to collaborate with area businesses to fill job shadowing opportunities in the areas of government, finance, engineering, law, computer science, forensics, and marketing. Shadowing will provide a student with a better understanding of the numerous positions which contribute to a company’s success and the type and level of schooling necessary in a particular career path. If you are interested in becoming a participating business, please contact Shayna Samosky, Medina City Schools Gifted Coordinator by email at samoskys@medinabees.org.
The 2019 Art 1.11 live auction is now open. This year, 50 paintings created during the annual Art 1.11 event where student, staff and community artists create their masterpieces in just 111 minutes are now accepting bids. Money raised through this auction goes to support scholarships for seniors pursuing art. To place your bid on one of these amazing paintings visit http://www.32auctions.com/2019art111. The next Art 1.11 event is just around the corner on Saturday, January 11 at Medina High School in the main cafeteria from 3 PM-5PM.
It's time to think about signing up for Ski and Snowboard Club for 2019-2020. For information, please click on the image below.
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.
