Trotwood Board of Education

Located in Cincinnati, Madeira High School serves students in grades nine through 12. It offers classes in mathematics, science, business, social studies, computer science and foreign languages. The school s curriculum also includes music, art, physical education and family and consumer sciences. It has a parent-teacher association that is active in several fundraising activities and guidance programs. The school s athletics department provides several sports teams, including football, basketball, soccer, volleyball, wrestling, track, baseball, softball, golf and cross country. Its library and media center has a wide collection of books, encyclopedias, atlases, newspapers, dictionaries and audiovisual material for students. It also has several organizations, such as National Honor Society, yearbook and student council.

The Board of Education oversees issues and policies related to transportation, curriculum, school fees and sports. The board passes recommendations in the selection of textbooks and appointment of employees. It governs Lakota Local Schools, which administers several elementary, middle and high schools. Lakota Local Schools is one of the largest school districts in Ohio. The district enrolls more than 18,000 students in pre-kindergarten through grade 12. Its schools provide various athletic opportunities, such as football, volleyball, golf, tennis, cross-country and cheerleading. Lakota Local Schools offers several educational programs for gifted and talented children. The district operates transporta5ion, student services and technology departments.

The Superintendent office is governed by Princeton City Schools, which operates through student services, administrative services, human resources and business affairs departments. Princeton City Schools also operates through technology, transportation, communications, and safety and risk management departments. It is comprised of a high school, middle school and more than five community-based elementary schools. The district enrolls over 5,000 students. It manages Princeton Ombudsman Academy, which offers alternative educational services for students in grade six. The district s schools support orchestra, band, chorus and music activities. Its schools also organize football, tennis, golf, volleyball and soccer activities. The district s schools provide academic instruction in reading, math, English, science and social studies.