• New building opened in the fall of 2008.
• Known for its performing and fine arts programs.
• Athletics include football, volleyball, soccer, tennis, cross country, cheer, basketball, wrestling, baseball, softball and track.
• Extracurricular activities: foreign language clubs, anime, YMOE, YWOE, student council, CTE clubs and National Honor Society.

• Programs include AVID, Visual Communication Design, Accounting and Construction Careers Academy.
• Extracurricular activities include LEAD afterschool enrichment, Teen Outreach Program, BGSU Educational Talent Search and Upward Bound, UT Upward Bound, Student HUB Team, Student Council and Student Voice.
• Rogers is known for its back-to-back state champion girls basketball team and Final Four contender boys basketball team.

• Athletic programs include football, basketball, wrestling, tennis, cross country, track, soccer, baseball, softball and volleyball.
• Opened in 1913, the school underwent a $45 million renovation in (YEAR).
• Available programs include career tech.

• Extracurricular programs include art club, foreign language clubs, book club, student council, CTE clubs, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta and drama club.
• Programs include special education, core academics, career tech, art and music.
• The athletics program has more City League wins than any other TPS school.
• Athletics include football, volleyball, soccer, tennis, cross country, cheer, basketball, wrestling, baseball, softball and track.

• Alumni have worked with NASA, in cancer research, as legal and medical experts, and as leaders in industry, labor unions and the military.
• More than 40 clubs and organizations are available.
• Students can participate in 14 varsity sports.
• College prep and career tech programs are offered.

• Programs: AVID, career tech training, college and university prep (including Honors, AP and college credit courses), fine and musical arts and APEX credit recovery program.
• Extracurriculars include varsity athletics, student government, Polar Vortex student leadership organization, Upward Bound affiliated programs, YWCA , TOPS, Spanish club, art club, musical, African American club, rugby club, electronic gaming club, tech squad, yearbook and school newspaper, student spirit clubs.

• Programs include Upward Bound, Law & Leadership, Latino Summit, Humanity First, College Plus, OSU Scholars and many others.
• After-school activities: Girl Scouts, game club, book club, children’s theater, basketball and dodgeball.

• The school is known for its outstanding facilities and PTO.
• The students and staff raise funds for The Old Newsboys, Read for Literacy, local animal shelters and other good causes.
• Teachers work to fulfill the school’s motto, “Developing the leaders of tomorrow.”

• At Birmingham we educate and support our school community by promoting leadership, pride, and respect in a positive and safe learning environment.
• Programs and activities include student leadership, tutoring, chess club, ETJFL football and cheerleading.
• Birmingham students are urged to “be responsible, be respectful and be ready.”

• Students can participate in the extracurricular activities volleyball, basketball, golf, yoga and Legos.
• The school offers the OSU Scholars program, the Law and Leadership program, Latino summit and PBIS.

• The Byrnedale Bulldogs benefit from the school’s outstanding staff, their commitment to equity and social justice, plus the focus on student learning.
• After-school opportunities include the YMCA program.
• Parents are strongly encouraged to participate in school activities.

• AVID School
• Extracurricular activities: Football, basketball, golf, Tae Kwon Do, Art Club, PIE, tutoring, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Boy and Girl Scouts.
• Family activities at Deveaux include dancing, carnivals, Reading Night, Science Night and parent-student breakfasts.

• This school’s great staff combines with the diverse student population to create a strong learning environment.
• The Boys and Girls Club inside the building is open to students after school.
• East Broadway teachers work to maintain an atmosphere of high expectations.

• Available programs: Girl Scouts, AVID, Discovery Education and Spelling City.
• Extracurricular activities include SOS and Title I tutoring, band, orchestra, outdoor education and various clubs (writing, art, cooking and walking).

• Students can join after-school activities such as Chess Club, Girls on the Run, 6th through 8th grade basketball, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts.
• Book fairs, family academic nights and PTA-hosted events are among the school’s community activities.
• Elmhurst prides itself on being academically rigorous, meeting high behavioral expectations and supporting charitable causes.

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• Athletic teams include 7th & 8th grade boys and girls basketball, football, girls softball and volleyball, boys and girls track.
• After-school tutoring is available, as is a chess club and a writing club.

• Community events include Trunk or Treat, family movie nights, PTO and open houses.
• Extracurriculars: Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Reading Club, Girls on the Run and Lego League.
• Through the Gator Gives program, the school helps community organizations, such as food pantries, homeless shelters and The Humane Society. Students and staff are encouraged to give either physical or monetary donations to these organizations.

• Available programs include AVID, 21st Century, OSU Young Scholars and Girls Scouts.
• Community events: Brotherhood Banquet, student-parent recognition programs, college fairs and Parent Power Hour.
• The Glenwood school staff works with parents to encourage participation in volunteer opportunities. Parents are expected to actively engage with their student’s learning.

• This school partners with the Toledo Museum of Art for an after-school arts program.
• The Harvard PTO sponsors 5th and 6th grade basketball teams and a soccer league for all grades.
• Officials are working to have the school building added to the National Registry of Historic Places by the time it turns 100 years old in 2027.

• Programs and activities include Boy Scouts and The Black History Club.
• Family events: Math Night, Reading Night, holiday programs and a quarterly awards celebration.
• Keyser has a culturally diverse staff and stresses the importance of building positive relationships with all students and their families.

• Family events include science nights, The Mom Prom and The Me and My Guy Dance.
• The Larchmont Lions are taught to be responsible, respectful and ready.

• AVID School
• Offers a student leadership program, as well as basketball and track.
• The Leverette staff is dedicated to serving students, their families and the community.

• All 7th and 8th graders can participate in Start Middle School sports. They also have a full time Counselor.

• Athletics include junior high volleyball, basketball and track, plus Girls on the Run.
• Family and community activities: movie nights, STEMM nights, AVID nights, Book Bingo, the school musical and band concerts.
• McTigue teachers work every day to honor the school motto: “Individually Unique, Together Complete.”

• Community events include the Fall Festival, musical performances at the East Toledo Senior Center, Christmas and spring concerts, participation in the East Side Arts Festival at Waite High School.
• Extracurricular activities: bowling, boys football and basketball, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, Lego League.

• Oakdale offers Speech and Language Pathology, as well as the top hearing-impaired program in northern Ohio.
• Extracurricular programs include Pen Pals, Book Club, Bird Club, Walking Club, Safety Guards, SOS tutoring and Reading Coach for K-3 students.
• School athletics: middle school track, volleyball and basketball. The Family Center offers baseball, tee ball, soccer, basketball and football.

• This school is known for its strong community and volunteer support, excellent classroom management and extremely positive culture.
• The school enjoys significant partnerships with the University of Toledo.
• Programs include UT Launch Into Literacy, Kindergarten Book Buddies, College Mentors and YMCA Before and After Care.

• Family events include Game Night, Math & Science Night, Reading Night and a winter concert, plus the PTO-sponsored Fall Festival, Christmas Bazaar and Spring Carnival.
• Students can get involved with the Gardening Club, baseball, football, volleyball and Girls on the Run.

• Community activities include Literacy Night, family holiday dinner, coat giveaways, father-daughter dance, honor roll assemblies and recognition ceremonies.
• Pickett is dedicated to maintaining an Afro-centric focus for the culture, climate and curriculum of the school.
• Students can participate in dodgeball, basketball, Lego League, Girl Scouts, YMOE, YWOE and academic tutoring.

• Offers after-school tutoring, Early High School Option (EHSO), band, orchestra, YWOE, YMOE and Girls on the Run.
• Families can participate in Third Grade Reading Guarantee Meetings, the Kindergarten open house, Trick or Trunk and Literacy Nights.
• Raymer students enjoy intentional programming and special events.

• Reynolds is a Community Hub that also serves the district’s students who are medically fragile.
• Available programs: Student of the Month, PBIS quarterly rewards, black history trivia event, foster grandparents, JLJ Vision Academic and the Behavioral Choices Program.
• Extracurricular activities include YWOE, AAA Safety Patrol, Tutor Smart, SOS Tutoring, Toledo Grows, OSU Extension, Get Connected and UTMC HEARTS.

• Riverside is a Community Hub School that offers health, job and family services, as well as food and clothing pantries and other outreach programs.
• Athletic programs include girls volleyball, as well as boys and girls basketball and track and field.
• The school’s dedicated, long-term staff members work very closely with students, their families and other members of the community to provide needed resources.

• This pre-K through 8th grade school provides Title I, AVID, HUB and PSC programs.
• Robinson offers many family activities, including Parent Power Hour, musical performances and arts and crafts.

• AVID School, House System to support behaviors where students learn to be on a team.
• Sherman students can participate in Polar Bear Jr. sports, Girl Scouts and the Boys and Girls Club.
• After-school options include BGC and Strive tutoring at Woodward High School.

• Students have the opportunity to work for school incentives that include a trip to the Mud Hens and Walleye games. Students can also earn T-Shirts and other prizes for good behavior.
• 7th and 8th grade students can get involved in athletic programs at Woodward High School.
• Spring Elementary families can participate in Virtual Power Hour.

• Enrichment programs, opportunities for gifted students, band, orchestra, ESL, special education and counseling are all available.
• Athletics include junior high boys and girls basketball and track.
• After-school and extracurricular activities: Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, Girls on the Run, After-School All Stars program.

• All 7th and 8th graders can participate in Start Middle School sports. They also have a full time Counselor. Several Parent Nights that include Bingo, Movies, and OST Prep.