Whitmer High School

Anthony Wayne Schools, founded in 1950, is a school district covering approximately 77-square-miles in southwestern Lucas County and include the communities of Monclova Township, Providence Township, Waterville and Whitehouse, Calif. The district offers K-12 education and operates a transportation center, an administration building and a maintenance center. Its buildings include Anthony Wayne High School, Anthony Wayne Junior High School, Fallen Timbers Middle School, Monclova Primary School, Waterville Primary School and Whitehouse Primary School. Some of its support services include bus transportation, hot lunches in all schools, special education programs, gifted education, math tutoring, intervention assistance teams, intervention teachers, nursing services, guidance counselors in all buildings, psychological services, youth challenge programs and new teacher mentoring. Anthony Wayne Schools is located in Whitehouse, Ohio.

Northview High School is an educational institution that offers a range of academic and extracurricular programs for students. It enrolls more than 1,000 students in grades 9 through 12. The school provides classes in English, math, social studies and physical education. It also imparts instruction in music, science and art, as well as participates in the Title I program. Northview High School maintains parent, athletic, band, theater, choir and orchestra clubs. It organizes a variety of educational, recreational and social events and sports activities, such as basketball, cheerleading, gymnastics, ice hockey, wrestling, baseball, softball, tennis, and track and field. Northview High School is a part of Sylvania City Schools, which governs elementary, middle and high schools.