Lakeville Elementary School

In operation for more than 50 years, Smithville Elementary School serves more than 275 students in kindergarten through grade four. The school offers several special programs in art, music and physical education. Its parent-teacher organization provides various programs and support for building activities. The school s campus features a computer laboratory, library, playground and classrooms. Smithville Elementary School organizes annual school events, including book fairs, spelling bees, workshops and Christmas programs. The school also offers speech, occupational and physical therapies. It provides an accelerated reader program that is used to monitor and guide reading practices and help students in improving their reading skills. The school offers classes in social studies and science. Smithville Elementary School is a part of Green Local Schools and is located in Smithville, Ohio.

Wadsworth Middle School provides education to more than 700 students in grades seven and eight. The school provides classes in several subjects, such as English, science, reading, home economics, social studies, and physical education and health. Its also has a foreign language department that offer classes in French, Spanish and Latin. The school has an athletic department that offers various sports, such as volleyball, football, cross country, cheerleading, basketball, wrestling and track. It additionally provides various departments, such as instrumental music and art department. The school offers several facilities, including a library, cafeteria and playground. Located in Wadsworth, Ohio, the school is a part of Wadsworth City Schools.

Eliza Northrup Elementary School, part of the Medina City Schools district in Medina, OH, focuses on providing a nurturing and supportive learning environment for young students as they transition into kindergarten. With resources for parents and a commitment to quality education, the school aims to enhance students' readiness for academic success. In addition to its kindergarten program, the school offers Helping Hands Preschool, which includes a developmentally appropriate experience for both children with disabilities and typically developing peers. The preschool's well-structured curriculum is designed to align with Ohio Learning Content Standards, fostering the growth and development of every child. Generated from the website