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Why is this a crucial need now? North Ridgeville City Schools is at a critical time regarding space needs. As a short term measure, the district installed trailers to accommodate the current student population. However, even more modular units are needed to adequately serve existing students. These trailers are not ideal for teachers or students. Projected student enrollment shows these ... Read More »

By Owen Krugman, Braxdon Andrassy and Nick Mealey, North Ridgeville Stem High School Adolescence is a time of change for teens, and it can be a challenging time filled with unpredictable emotions and peer pressure. Unfortunately, some teens engage in behaviors that can have negative consequences on their physical, emotional, and mental health. These actions include excessive social media use, ... Read More »

TO BE CONTINUED… The Olde Towne Hall Theatre was devastated to learn of the immediate closure of the building of our beloved theatre home on 3/30. We respect and appreciate the need for safety for the public, our patrons, our casts & crew. We look forward to the city’s plans to protect this historic building & charming theatre. Please know ... Read More »

On March 30, the North Ridgeville Fire Chief issued an Order of Closure for Old Town Hall located at 36119 Center Ridge Road. Effective immediately, the building is closed and no access will be granted to members of the public. “Our priority is the safety of the residents and visitors to our community. This decision is one that we did ... Read More »

The North Ridgeville High School will be performing Little Shop of Horrors on April 21 & 22 at 7PM and April 23 at 2PM in the Early Childhood Learning Community located at 5490 Mills Creek Lane. The Drama Club produces two shows a year, a non-musical play in the fall and a fully staged musical production in the spring. The ... Read More »

Valerie Groff is a Teacher of the Month for the Ohio Lottery’s Partners in Education program. She is a kindergarten teacher at ECLC North Ridgeville Early Childhood Learning Center located in Lorain County. The Partners in Education program honors teachers and students that are working hard throughout the state. “Once in a while, you encounter someone so outstanding their excellence ... Read More »

At Monday’s regular board meeting, North Ridgeville City Schools was presented the Auditor of State Award. Treasurer/CFO Michael Pissini, was given this award by Jake Altman, the Northeast Regional Liaison for the Auditor of State’s Office, on behalf of Auditor of State Keith Faber. “This award puts the district into the top tier of districts across the state when it ... Read More »

On May 20th we will be having our annual Plant Sale at a NEW LOCATION at South Central Park, Pavilion #1, 7565 Avon Belden Road, North Ridgeville from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. There will be perennial plants dug from our own yards at great prices. This is our only fundraiser for the year to help us support the school ... Read More »

In January, the Board of Education approved the second resolution to place a new bond issue on the May ballot. Issue 5 is a bond issue for the construction of a new high school and a new elementary school. The need is now for student safety, space, and success. The district is facing unprecedented growth, drastic space needs, and aging ... Read More »

Thank you to everyone who attended the “Ready to Listen” workshops this week! We heard great ideas and look forward to our next steps. If you were unable to make the events, there will be two virtual workshops on March 8 and 10. Visit RidgevilleReady.com for meeting details, to register and to receive the Zoom link. The City of North ... Read More »