John Glenn High School and Wayne Memorial High School are fully accredited by the North Central Association. Together they service approximately 4,500 students. Programs include college preparatory courses, school-to-work opportunities, exemplary fine arts offerings, and physical education. In addition, both schools provide students with many opportunities to express themselves through Enrichment Programs in the Arts as well as Interscholastic Athletics.

Facilities include swimming pools, auditoriums, an alumni arena, a planetarium, athletic stadiums, computer laboratories and instructional media centers.

The William D. Ford Career/Technical Center is an over 100,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility that provides outstanding educational career/technical training in 22 skill areas. It provides academic training and employment opportunities that support technology, manufacturing, health services, and encompasses many career paths that lead to productive futures strengthening America's economy. The center has continually been recognized by Local, State and National Leaders for the many outstanding programs that are offered.

On September 17, 1996, the center received national attention as it received a visit from the President of the United States. President Clinton praised the William D. Ford Center for providing School-to-Work opportunities for students who want a future that does not necessarily include college or university training.

The Tinkham Alternative High School and Tinkham Adult and Community Education offers...

Student Handbook

The Secondary Student Handbook and Code of Conduct is available from "In This Section" on the right. The publication includes:

ARTICLE I: INTRODUCTION
ARTICLE II: SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
A. Ages of Attendance
B. Necessary Absence
C. Emergency Release
D. Student Detention
ARTICLE III: STUDENT HEALTH
ARTICLE IV: STUDENT RIGHTS, RESPONSIBILITIES AND
LIMITATIONS
A. Student Expression
B. Academic Freedom
C. Learning Materials
D. Student Dress
E. Student-School Board Relationships
F. Student Records
G. Search And Seizure
H. Police Investigations and Arrest
I. Transportation Athletics
J. Interscholastic Athletics
K. Student Identification
L. Acceptable Use Of Technology Policy
ARTICLE V: FREEDOM FROM DISCRIMINATION
ARTICLE VI: STUDENT DISCIPLINE
A. Preamble
B. Definitions of Discipline
C. Prohibited Acts
ARTICLE VII: DUE PROCESS PROCEDURES
A. Introduction To The Rules Of Due Process
B. Suspension Of Ten School Days Or Less
C. Suspension for Eleven or More School Days and Expulsion
ARTICLE VIII: MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
A. Voluntary Agreements Of Discipline
B. Suspended/Expelled Students On School Property or Attending School Activities
C. Maintaining Class Progress