Rossford Junior-Senior High School

Walbridge Elementary School provides curriculum that includes opportunities for the continuous intellectual, physical, moral and social growth of students. The school is governed by Toledo Public Schools, which additionally manages various elementary, middle and high schools. The district s schools offer several sports activities, such as cross-country, golf, soccer, tennis, volleyball, basketball, hockey, wrestling, softball, baseball, and track and field. It also operates various local learning centers, including the Natural Science Technology Center, Aviation Center and Adult Education Center. Its Adult Education Center provides programs in business technology, nurse aide training, practical nursing and career transitions. Toledo Public Schools operates the TPS Foundation, which is a charitable organization that offers scholarships and grants to students and educators.

CCMT Catholic School, comprised of Queen of Apostles and Rosary Cathedral Campuses, is a central city K-8 Diocesan school. CCMT provides a strong academic and religious education to a diverse population while focusing on personal growth and compassion for others.

Located in Toledo, Ohio, Bowsher High School offers classes to students in grades nine through 12 in various subjects, including English, math, science, social studies, fine arts, health, and physical and special education. It also provides career and technical education in natural science, business and technology, family and consumer science, and industrial and technological education. The school offers foreign language programs in French, Spanish, Latin, German and Japanese. The school provides various sports activities in football, cross country, hockey, cheerleading, volleyball, softball, baseball, and track and field. The school has an enrollment to more than 1,000 students, and offers advanced placement and scholarship programs to students. Bowsher High School s students provide community service to various organizations, including Hearts for the Homeless, the Boys and Girls Club, St. Paul's Community Center, the Salvation Army, the Cancer Society and the United Way.