Today, we celebrate Administrative Professionals Day and recognize the dedicated individuals who keep North Royalton City Schools running smoothly every single day. Your organization, professionalism, and attention to detail make a lasting impact across our district. Behind the scenes and on the front lines, you truly help make the difference.

The Board of Education proudly thanks you for your outstanding efforts in supporting a quality educational experience and helping to inspire and empower our learners.
3 days ago, North Royalton City Schools
Today, we celebrate Administrative Professionals Day (April 22) and recognize the dedicated individuals who keep North Royalton City Schools running smoothly every single day. 💙 Your organization, professionalism, and attention to detail make a lasting impact across our district.
This week, we proudly celebrate National Volunteer Week (April 19–26) and recognize the incredible individuals who give their time, talent, and heart to support North Royalton City Schools. From our dedicated PTA and Booster members to the many community volunteers who step in wherever they are needed, your commitment helps create meaningful opportunities for our students and strengthens our entire district.

Your generosity does not go unnoticed. Thank you for the countless ways you uplift our schools and make a difference every single day.
5 days ago, North Royalton City Schools
This week, we proudly celebrate National Volunteer Week (April 19–26)
What were you like in the '90s? Recognize any of these pics? Some things never go out of style… like NR Bear pride!

https://youtube.com/shorts/jBq56_wYctU?si=MSiNE9s8KDpFJw8y
8 days ago, North Royalton City Schools

Incoming 5th Grade Parent Orientation is April 27th at 6:30.

9 days ago, Vince Ketterer
Incoming 5th grade parent orientation

Purple Up, NoRo Nation! 💜 April is the Month of the Military Child, a time to recognize the strength, resilience, and sacrifice of our students from military families. We are proud to support and celebrate our Purple Star students every day—thank you for your courage and commitment.

10 days ago, North Royalton City Schools
💜 Purple Up, NoRo Nation! 💜 April is the Month of the Military Child, a time to recognize the strength, resilience, and sacrifice of our students from military families. We are proud to support and celebrate our Purple Star students every day—thank you for your courage and commitment.
School-to-school transition meeting is tomorrow evening. Spread the word!
17 days ago, North Royalton City Schools
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Calling all North Royalton alumni ⚾🌭 Come back to where it all started and join us for Alumni Day on Saturday, April 18. Reconnect with classmates, cheer on our Bears, and enjoy complimentary chips and hot dogs while you’re there. 🕛 Alumni gathering: 12:00–1:00 p.m. 📍 North Royalton High School Baseball & Softball Fields Catch a full day of action: • Softball vs. North Ridgeville at 11:00 a.m. • Baseball vs. Highland at 12:00 p.m. • Softball vs. North Ridgeville at 1:00 p.m. We can’t wait to welcome you back to NoRo Nation. 🐻💜
about 1 month ago, North Royalton City Schools
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We are excited to share information on how you can watch, listen, and follow our North Royalton Boys Basketball Team as they compete in the OHSAA Division II State Semifinal this Saturday. 🏀 GAME INFORMATION North Royalton vs. Westerville North 📍 Wright State University – Nutter Center 🗓 Saturday 🕚 11:00 AM tip-off 🎧 RADIO / AUDIO OPTIONS OHSAA Radio Network (via Skyview Satellite) - Listen Live from Wright State University, Nutter Center Saturday, 11:00 AM, Division II Semifinals FREE OPTION: Westerville North Sports Network Pregame begins at 10:25 AM Live play-by-play, postgame show, interviews, and highlights Listen at: facebook.com/westervillenorthsportsnetwork 📊 LIVE STATS Follow real-time game stats here: https://www.statbroadcast.com/events/statbroadcast.php?gid=ohsaa&t=1 📺 OFFICIAL LIVESTREAM OPTIONS ⚠️ Please be aware: There are many scam websites. The options below are the ONLY official and safe ways to watch the game. OHSAA.tv: https://ohsaa.boxcast.com/#/broadcasts/fhjnmshpozurvqep7vn7?channel_id=jvymxuo7qlnqp57jhgfw Spectrum News 1 / Spectrum News App: http://SpectrumNewsApp.com NFHS Network: https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/schools/north-royalton-north-royalton-oh/basketball/boys/varsity 🏆 LOOKING AHEAD If the Bears advance: State Championship Game 🗓 Sunday 🕛 12:00 PM 📍 University of Dayton Arena Let’s come together as a community to support our Bears on this incredible run. Whether you’re attending in person or following from home, your support means everything! 💜💛 Go Bears! 🐻 Sincerely, North Royalton Athletics
about 1 month ago, North Royalton City Schools
The North Royalton High School Theatre is bringing the bright lights of Broadway to the stage this spring with its production of Chicago: Teen Edition. Students from North Royalton High School will perform the iconic musical, which features music by John Kander, lyrics by Fred Ebb, and a book by Bob Fosse and Fred Ebb. Based on the play by Maurine Dallas Watkins, the show is known for its high-energy musical numbers, jazz-age style, and unforgettable choreography.

Performances begin tonight and run through the weekend!
Thursday, March 19 at 7 p.m.
Friday, March 20 at 7 p.m.
Saturday, March 21 at 7 p.m.
Sunday, March 22 at 2 p.m.

The production highlights the talent and dedication of North Royalton High School’s student performers, musicians, and technical crew members who have been working behind the scenes to bring this classic musical to life.

Community members, families, and theater lovers are invited to attend and support the students as they take the stage in this exciting performance.

Tickets are available online at www.tinyurl.com/NRHSTheater
about 1 month ago, North Royalton City Schools
The North Royalton High School Theatre is bringing the bright lights of Broadway to the stage this spring with its production of Chicago: Teen Edition. Students from North Royalton High School will perform the iconic musical, which features music by John Kander, lyrics by Fred Ebb, and a book by Bob Fosse and Fred Ebb. Based on the play by Maurine Dallas Watkins, the show is known for its high-energy musical numbers, jazz-age style, and unforgettable choreography. Performances will take place: Thursday, March 19 at 7 p.m. Friday, March 20 at 7 p.m. Saturday, March 21 at 7 p.m. Sunday, March 22 at 2 p.m. The production highlights the talent and dedication of North Royalton High School’s student performers, musicians, and technical crew members who have been working behind the scenes to bring this classic musical to life. Community members, families, and theater lovers are invited to attend and support the students as they take the stage in this exciting performance. Tickets are available online at www.tinyurl.com/NRHSTheater
The North Royalton High School Theatre is bringing the bright lights of Broadway to the stage this spring with its production of Chicago: Teen Edition. Students from North Royalton High School will perform the iconic musical, which features music by John Kander, lyrics by Fred Ebb, and a book by Bob Fosse and Fred Ebb. Based on the play by Maurine Dallas Watkins, the show is known for its high-energy musical numbers, jazz-age style, and unforgettable choreography. Performances will take place: Thursday, March 19 at 7 p.m. Friday, March 20 at 7 p.m. Saturday, March 21 at 7 p.m. Sunday, March 22 at 2 p.m. The production highlights the talent and dedication of North Royalton High School’s student performers, musicians, and technical crew members who have been working behind the scenes to bring this classic musical to life. Community members, families, and theater lovers are invited to attend and support the students as they take the stage in this exciting performance. Tickets are available online at www.tinyurl.com/NRHSTheater
The North Royalton High School Theatre is bringing the bright lights of Broadway to the stage this spring with its production of Chicago: Teen Edition. Students from North Royalton High School will perform the iconic musical, which features music by John Kander, lyrics by Fred Ebb, and a book by Bob Fosse and Fred Ebb. Based on the play by Maurine Dallas Watkins, the show is known for its high-energy musical numbers, jazz-age style, and unforgettable choreography. Performances will take place: Thursday, March 19 at 7 p.m. Friday, March 20 at 7 p.m. Saturday, March 21 at 7 p.m. Sunday, March 22 at 2 p.m. The production highlights the talent and dedication of North Royalton High School’s student performers, musicians, and technical crew members who have been working behind the scenes to bring this classic musical to life. Community members, families, and theater lovers are invited to attend and support the students as they take the stage in this exciting performance. Tickets are available online at www.tinyurl.com/NRHSTheater
Join our team and help make a difference for our students every day. We are currently accepting applications for the following positions:

Elementary School Teacher
Elementary School Counselor
Intervention Specialist (NRES and NRMS)
Middle School Social Studies Teacher
Middle School Social Studies/ELA Teacher
Middle School Health/PE Teacher
High School English Teacher
High School Health/PE Teacher (Speed/Strength/Wellness)

If you are passionate about education and supporting student success, we encourage you to apply.

https://www.northroyaltonsd.org/page/human-resources

about 1 month ago, North Royalton City Schools
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Straight 1’s with Symphonic Band at Olmsted Falls! Congratulations! 🎉🎶
about 2 months ago, North Royalton City Schools
Straight 1’s with Symphonic Band at Olmsted Falls! Congratulations! 🎉🎶

Public Schools Week Spotlight: Bridget Wu

Public education builds strong foundations — and Bridget Wu knows that firsthand. As a former public school elementary student, those early learning experiences helped shape a passion for community and lifelong learning.

Now serving on the Board of Education, Bridget is committed to helping today’s students create their own success stories.

about 2 months ago, North Royalton City Schools
Public Schools Week Spotlight: Bridget Wu Public education builds strong foundations — and Bridge Wu knows that firsthand. As a former public school elementary student, those early learning experiences helped shape a passion for community and lifelong learning. Now serving on the Board of Education, Bridget is committed to helping today’s students create their own success stories.
Public Schools Week Spotlight: Chris May

Every leader’s journey starts somewhere — and for Chris May, it began in an elementary classroom shaped by caring educators and strong public schools.

Those early experiences helped inspire a lifelong commitment to giving back. Today, Chris serves on the North Royalton City Schools Board of Education, working to ensure every student has access to the same opportunities that helped shape her own path.
about 2 months ago, North Royalton City Schools
Public Schools Week Spotlight: Chris May Every leader’s journey starts somewhere — and for Chris May, it began in an elementary classroom shaped by caring educators and strong public schools. Those early experiences helped inspire a lifelong commitment to giving back. Today, Chris serves on the North Royalton City Schools Board of Education, working to ensure every student has access to the same opportunities that helped shape her own path.
North Royalton Middle School Honors Society students were back at the Greater Cleveland Food Bank on February 21 — and their impact was incredible! During this visit, students emptied 12 pallets of boxed products and packed 480 cartons of non-perishable food for families in need. Each carton included essentials such as pasta, canned ground beef, beans, fruit, vegetables, and cereal — totaling an impressive 14,400 pounds of food distributed to support our community. These students did fantastic work and continue to show what leadership and service look like in action.

The Honors Society still has two more volunteer dates this year: March 7 and March 21. We are so proud of their ongoing commitment to making a difference!
about 2 months ago, North Royalton City Schools
North Royalton Middle School Honors Society students were back at the Greater Cleveland Food Bank on February 21 — and their impact was incredible! 💙 During this visit, students emptied 12 pallets of boxed products and packed 480 cartons of non-perishable food for families in need. Each carton included essentials such as pasta, canned ground beef, beans, fruit, vegetables, and cereal — totaling an impressive 14,400 pounds of food distributed to support our community. These students did fantastic work and continue to show what leadership and service look like in action. The Honors Society still has two more volunteer dates this year: March 7 and March 21. We are so proud of their ongoing commitment to making a difference! 👏
Public Schools Week Spotlight: Carlin Culbertson

Before serving on the Board of Education, Carlin Culbertson was a public school elementary student discovering interests, building friendships, and learning lessons that last a lifetime.

Those early experiences continue to inspire a commitment to ensuring North Royalton students have the resources and support they need to thrive.
about 2 months ago, North Royalton City Schools
Public Schools Week Spotlight: Carlin Culbertson Before serving on the Board of Education, Carlin Culbertson was a public school elementary student discovering interests, building friendships, and learning lessons that last a lifetime. Those early experiences continue to inspire a commitment to ensuring North Royalton students have the resources and support they need to thrive.
Public Schools Week Spotlight: Michelle Bauer

Every school day matters. Michelle Bauer’s elementary school years helped form the values that guide her work today — supporting students, educators, and families across North Royalton City Schools.

During Public Schools Week, we celebrate the role strong public education plays in shaping future leaders and strengthening our community.
about 2 months ago, North Royalton City Schools
Public Schools Week Spotlight: Michelle Bauer Every school day matters. Michelle Bauer’s elementary school years helped form the values that guide her work today — supporting students, educators, and families across North Royalton City Schools. During Public Schools Week, we celebrate the role strong public education plays in shaping future leaders and strengthening our community.
Public Schools Week Spotlight: Jackie Arendt

From memories of reading to her brother and cousins to Board of Education service, Jackie Arendt understands the lasting impact of public education.

The lessons learned in those early years as a public school student — teamwork, curiosity, and perseverance — continue to guide her leadership and dedication to supporting North Royalton students today.

2 months ago, North Royalton City Schools
Public Schools Week Spotlight: Chris May Every leader’s journey starts somewhere — and for Chris May, it began in an elementary classroom shaped by caring educators and strong public schools. Those early experiences helped inspire a lifelong commitment to giving back. Today, Chris serves on the North Royalton City Schools Board of Education, working to ensure every student has access to the same opportunities that helped shape her own path.
From 1996 to 2026… some things never change — like celebrating our Bears! 🐻💜 A big thank you to the North Royalton Historical Society for uncovering this 1996 cover of Your Royalton Schools! Nearly 30 years later, we’re still proudly sharing the incredible stories of our students and staff with our community — four times a year. Our Spring edition hits mailboxes in April!
2 months ago, North Royalton City Schools
From 1996 to 2026… some things never change — like celebrating our Bears! 🐻💜 A big thank you to the North Royalton Historical Society for uncovering this 1996 cover of Your Royalton Schools! Nearly 30 years later, we’re still proudly sharing the incredible stories of our students and staff with our community — four times a year. Our Spring edition hits mailboxes in April!
Gibby Brings Bear Pride to the Chamber! Our very own Gibby made a surprise appearance today at the North Royalton Chamber of Commerce luncheon at The 3 Spot— and quickly became the highlight of the afternoon! From handshakes to photos, Gibby helped welcome local business and civic leaders with plenty of Bear spirit. During the luncheon, Jeff Cicerchi, Director of Secondary Curriculum and Instruction and incoming Superintendent, shared a brief update on exciting initiatives happening across North Royalton City Schools, highlighting the strong partnership between our schools and the business community. Gibby definitely put smiles on faces and helped create a warm, energetic start to today’s gathering. Thank you to the North Royalton Chamber of Commerce for the opportunity to connect, collaborate, and celebrate our community together!
2 months ago, North Royalton City Schools
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Our teachers, students, administrators, and board and community members are collaborating and exploring best practices for using AI in education. By learning together, we’re ensuring our students benefit from innovative tools while maintaining strong instructional practices.

2 months ago, North Royalton City Schools
Today is Professional Development Day, and our teachers are collaborating with administrators to explore best practices for using AI in education. By learning together, we’re ensuring our students benefit from innovative tools while maintaining strong instructional practices.
Today is Professional Development Day, and our teachers are collaborating with administrators to explore best practices for using AI in education. By learning together, we’re ensuring our students benefit from innovative tools while maintaining strong instructional practices.
Today is Professional Development Day, and our teachers are collaborating with administrators to explore best practices for using AI in education. By learning together, we’re ensuring our students benefit from innovative tools while maintaining strong instructional practices.
Today is Professional Development Day, and our teachers are collaborating with administrators to explore best practices for using AI in education. By learning together, we’re ensuring our students benefit from innovative tools while maintaining strong instructional practices.