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There are four elementary schools in the Riverside Local School District. Each elementary school has students from kindergarten through grade five. Each elementary school is part of the Ohio Reads tutoring program in conjunction with Riverside High School's National Honor Society program and each elementary school's after-school supervision program.
Public high school: School district: Riverside Local School District: NCES School ID: 391001403033 [1] Principal: William Mayer [2] Teaching staff: 75.00 (on an FTE ...
Beginning with the 2002–2003 school year, Riverside Local School District merged facilities into a new building, which housed all grades, K-12. The building was built on district-owned farm land to the northwest of the former high school. All athletic facilities were replaced. The former elementary and high school buildings were demolished.
Painesville Township is home to the Riverside Local School District, formerly the Painesville Township Local Schools. Its schools include Riverside High School, John R. Williams Junior High School, Lamuth Middle School and four elementary schools. [13] Painesville city and Fairport Harbor operate their own school districts, while Grand River ...
Districts will often shorten their names; for example, Sandy Valley Local School District is often referred to as Sandy Valley Schools. Districts are listed by the name the district uses to refer to itself. School districts in Ohio are classified as either city school districts, exempted village school districts, or local school districts.
The Riverside County Office of Education (RCOE) serves as an intermediary between the California Department of Education and local school districts. It provides a wide range of educational and administrative services to the 23 school districts and more than 423,000 students in Riverside County.
Pages in category "School districts in Riverside County, California" The following 26 pages are in this category, out of 26 total.
Prior to the consolidation in 1962, the villages of Forest, Wharton and Mt. Blanchard had their own individual K-12 school buildings. With the consolidation, the system was set in place where elementary aged children would attend the Mt. Blanchard and Forest schools, combine to form a middle school in the Wharton building, then finally move together to the then newly built "Riverdale High ...