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The goal of the North Royalton City School District is to educate students so that they are prepared for the future both academically and socially. The ingredients that distinguish North Royalton as an excellent school district include ongoing revision of the curriculum, educational concepts that help each student reach their individual potential, extra curricular activities which help students develop socially, active parent groups, and a supportive community.
The North Royalton School District currently serves approximately 4,500 students from the cities of North Royalton and a portion of Broadview Hts. The school district is comprised of three elementary schools, a middle school and a high school. Academic programs are designed to build and reinforce the mastery of basic skills and to instill a love of lifelong learning. With a solid academic base constructed at the elementary and middle school levels, students are well prepared to select either a college preparatory and/or career preparatory programs at North Royalton High School.
A wide variety of special programs are provided by the school district including:
North Royalton City Schools are among a select group of schools in Northeast Ohio which received a "perfect" score of 27 out of 27 standards on State Proficiency Testing (State Report Card 2003.) Scores are based on student outcomes on testing in mathematics, citizenship, reading, writing and science. More than 80% of graduating seniors enter two or four year colleges and score above both state and national averages on the ACT and SAT college entrance exams.
If you are a new resident, you need to register each child at their assigned school of attendance. If you have any questions regarding whether or not the residence you are considering moving to is within the North Royalton City School District boundaries, please call the transportation department at 440-582-7260.
To register your child, you must bring with you a copy of your child's birth certificate, immunization records and custody papers (in case of separation or divorce.) You may register your child at their future school of attendance, or, when school is not in session, you may pick up a registration packet at the Board of Education Office, 6579 Royalton Road.
Children entering kindergarten must be five years of age on or before Sept. 30. To be considered for early entrance, a child's fifth birthday must fall between Oct.1 and Dec. 31. For more information on early entrance or special education programs, please contact the Department of Pupil Services at 440-582-7246.
For more information on the North Royalton City School District, please call 440-582-7211. For more information on the Before and After School Care programs, call 440-582-0370 (during the school year) and 440-582-7355 (during the summer months.) or visit their website
The mission of St. Albert the Great School is to enable its students to become knowledgeable Catholics while seeking academic excellence in an environment permeated with Gospel values. Currently educating 847 students in grades K-8, St. Albert's attempts to accommodate each child to grow and flourish according to his/her needs and abilities.
The school itself is considered to be an integral part of the parish as well as the community and is a vital force in aiding students to assimilate easily into society. One of the keys to its success is the close relationship that is fostered between school and home. Parents share as co-partners in the task of providing a well-balanced education for their child.
Through the efforts of the parent organizations, PTO, Music Patrons, and Athletic Boosters, students benefit through some exemplary programs and excellent educational materials. Recognizing today's technological advances, computers now integrate an ever-changing K-8 school curriculum.
Those parish children who attend public schools receive systematic religious instruction through the PSR, Parish School of Religion, held on Monday and Wednesday evenings each week during school year. Currently over 850 children are served through the PSR program.
In addition, the North Royalton City Schools provide assistance to the school through auxiliary services and learning disabilities programs. They work in a collaborative nature to meet children's needs in the quest for the best education of all the children in North Royalton.
