North Royalton City Schools

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September E- Newsletter to the Community
Click here to read the district's September e-newsletter to the community. There are reports from the September Board of Education meeting, financial report, highlights from buildings, students, and staff.

District Releases 2015-16 Quality Profile
On September 15, 2015, school districts throughout Ohio are once again releasing a comprehensive, community-oriented companion to the State's School District Report Card. Called a "Quality Profile," the report includes additional accountability measures that better define a high quality education and are not included in the State's report card. North Royalton City Schools is among those districts that have published this report today. Click here to view the digital version of the 2015-16 North Royalton City Schools' Quality Profile. Click here to view a PDF version.

North Royalton City Schools Select Local Businesses for Ohio School Board Association’s Business Honor Roll
North Royalton City Schools selected Mastro’s 3-Spot, Sports Rehabilitation Consultants, First Federal of Lakewood and Lineweaver Financial Group as the 2016 Ohio School Boards Association’s (OSBA) Business Honor Roll. These businesses were selected for their strong support of the North Royalton City Schools. School-business partnerships greatly benefit all involved. Local businesses play a crucial role in supporting their communities’ schools. Just as businesses support their schools, it’s equally important that schools and communities support their local merchants and service providers. Superintendent Greg Gurka, and Assistant Superintendent Jim Presot presented each business with a certificate in recognition of their achievement at their places of business this past month.

New District Theme Announced to Kick Off Beginning of New School Year
The North Royalton City Schools are kicking off the 2016-17 school year with a theme that sums up the district’s mission: to “inspire and empower learners.” Launched at the staff convocation meeting on August 22, Inspire Great, will be two words that everyone in the North Royalton/Broadview Heights communities will see and hear because everything the district does will be focused on inspiring greatness.

“We hope this new theme sends a positive message to our community of who we are, who we want to be, and what we strive to work at everyday,” said Greg Gurka, superintendent, North Royalton City Schools. “Our district is taking teaching and learning above and beyond, embracing the 4C’s for student-centered learning: communications, collaboration, critical thinking and creativity. We want to inspire great education, great opportunities, and great tools and resources for bright futures.”