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Wrestling State Champ Wyatt Hinton

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District Staff Rising Star Melissa Rosiello

Mrs. Melissa Rosiello is the NHS English Language Teacher. Mrs. Rosiello has been working in the district for 27 years. She has taught Spanish Classes and also works with our students who are learning English as their second, third or even fourth language.  Our students are lucky to have such an amazing teacher as they learn a new language.

February Athletic Rising Star Ali Winchester

Ali Winchester's star has been in orbit for quite some time.  She is a three-sport varsity athlete. She has earned 10 varsity letters to date. By the time she graduates in May, that number should be 12. As of January 31st, she is the newest member of the 1000-point club. In total, NHS only has had six student-athletes that have earned this accomplishment.

February District Creative Arts Star Jasper Reece

Jasper is a 3rd grader at Williams Avenue Elementary, and as far as future creative musicians, he is one to watch. His enthusiasm in music class is always apparent. He is often quick with answers and knows most instruments by sight and sound.

State Champion Wyatt Hinton

 

In a workman-like display of skill, determination, and perseverance, Wyatt Hinton etched his name into the annals of Norwood High School's history by clinching the Division 3 OHSAA state championship at 138 pounds. Hinton's journey to the top was nothing short of remarkable, punctuated by monumental victories and a stellar senior year performance.

The quarterfinal match set the stage for Hinton's quest for gold as he faced off against Ashton Homan, the defending 2022 state champion from Monroeville. In a technical display of control, Hinton emerged victorious with a 3-0 decision.

Undeterred by the challenge, Hinton continued his relentless pursuit of the championship, meeting Dakota King of Barnesville in the semifinals. Despite facing off against the predicted state champion and a four-time state placer, Hinton remained composed and focused, clinching a hard-fought 2-1 decision to advance to the finals.p

NCSD February Rising Stars

At the February 15th Board of Education meeting, the Board Members and Superintendent Mary Ronan proudly honored February Rising Stars.  1st row (lt to rt) Summer Underwood, Rory Broad, Alexis Corwell.  2nd row (lt to rt) Lucy Brown, Ali Winchester and Jasper Reece.  Not pictured Lucy Coronado Velasquez, Alana Williams and Rising Staff Melissa Rosiello.  Congratulations!

January Rising Star Students

At the January 18th Board meeting, the Board and Superintendent Mary Ronan proudly honored January Rising Stars. They are (lt to rt) CJ Peters, Kara Bedford, Dj Riggs, Lilly Avila and Bowen Garibay.  Not pictured Clara More, Raquel Galvez Villafranca and Geni Rericha.  Congratulations!

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Said work consisting of Play Area Improvements, Landscape Architecture, Civil and Engineering Work at Sharpsburg Primary and Sharpsburg Elementary School sites.

January District Creative Arts Rising Star Geni Rericha

 

Geni Rericha is an 8th grade art student at Norwood Middle School with a passion for creativity and self-expression. Over the last two years, Geni has attacked each project with a smile and enthusiasm. She is a true joy to have in class. She has a unique ability to bring ideas to life through her artwork.

School Board Recognition Month

January is School Board Recognition Month and Norwood City School District is celebrating its board members for their dedication and commitment to the district and its students. 

 

Our mission

The Norwood City Schools within a safe, healthful environment, shall meet the educational potential of all students in order that students are academically prepared to successfully:

attain competency in preK - 12 academic areas

utilize analytic thinking and problem-solving skills which allow adjustment to a changing world

enter a post high school educational program, trade, and/or begin a career

develop a positive work ethic and an appreciation of a diverse society.