Highland Local School District
School district in Medina County, Ohio, USA
Highland Local School District is a public school district mainly in Medina County, Ohio with a small portion in neighboring Summit County. The district was established in 1952 by consolidating the rural Hinckley, Granger, and Sharon school districts. It covers most of Hinckley, Granger, and Sharon townships and parts of Montville, Copley, Medina, and Brunswick Hills townships.
Schools
Elementary schools
- Granger Elementary School, grades Preschool–5 (1724 Wilbur Rd, Medina)
- Hinckley Elementary School, grades K–5 (1157 Ridge Rd, Hinckley)
- Sharon Elementary School, grades K–5 (6216 Ridge Rd, Wadsworth)
Middle schools
- Highland Middle School, grades 6–8 (3880 Ridge Rd, Medina)
High schools
- Highland High School, grades 9–12 (4150 Ridge Rd, Medina)
In July 1970 a portion of the Revere Local School District was transferred to the Highland district.[1]
References
- ^ North eastern reporter. second series, Volume 343. 1976. p. 113-114. p. 113: "The record shows that the transfer of part of the Revere School District to the Highland School District occurred on July[...]" and p. 114: "[...]from the taxpayers owning property in that portion of the territory of the Revere School District which was transferred to the Highland School District on July 1, 1970,[...]" - Available on Google Books
External links
- Official website
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Education in Medina County, Ohio
- Black River Local School District
- Brunswick City School District
- Buckeye Local School District
- Cloverleaf Local School District
- Highland Local School District
- Medina City School District
- Medina County Joint Vocational School District
- Wadsworth City School District
- Black River High School
- Brunswick High School
- Buckeye High School
- Cloverleaf High School
- Highland High School
- Medina County Career Center
- Medina High School
- Wadsworth High School
- Medina County Achievement Center
- Medina County University Center
- Wadsworth Institute
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