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NCSD Preschool Accepting Applications

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Norwalk City School District recipient of the 2019 Innovation Award by NEDC

2019 NCSD's Quality Profile

Bus Drivers Wanted

This is Norwalk, Ohio

We're Hiring - Substitutes

Work Permit Applications for Minors & Processing

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Jan

End of 2nd Quarter/End of 1st Semester
- 11:30 PM

Jan

Teacher In-Service - No School
- 11:30 PM

Feb

2-Hour Delay for Students
7:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Feb

Board of Education meeting
7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Norwalk High School, 350 Shady Ln Dr, Norwalk, OH 44857, USA

Feb

Presidents' Day - No School
- 11:30 PM

Feb

3rd Interim Report Day
- 11:30 PM

Mar

2-Hour Delay for Students
7:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Mar

Board of Education meeting
7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Norwalk High School, 350 Shady Ln Dr, Norwalk, OH 44857, USA

Mar

Make-up Day or Teacher In-Service
- 11:30 PM

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Our Schools

Norwalk High School

Norwalk Middle School

Main Street Intermediate

League Elementary

Pleasant Elementary

Maplehurst Elementary

Norwalk History

A History of Norwalk

Revolutionary Roots
Norwalk’s pioneer days began back in New England, shortly after the colonies declared independence from Great Britain in 1776. During the Revolutionary War, the British set fire to Norwalk, Connecticut. Eighty of its 86 buildings were destroyed, including schools, churches and stores.

Firelands Founded
In 1809, the state of Connecticut granted land from its Western Reserve in Ohio as compensation to those who lost property during the British raids. The “Fire Sufferers Lands” became known as the “Firelands.”

More history can be found here.

Our Future

The future is bright for Norwalk City School District. We strive to provide our students with a well-rounded, rich, and innovative education, while continuously working to improve in everything we do. Whether in the new Pleasant Elementary Lego Lab or the Norwalk Middle School Creation Station, NCSD has committed to providing innovative opportunities for our students to critically and creatively prepare for success in life.

By the Numbers

2787
Student Enrollment

22
Buses

15
Bus Routes

1081
Miles

2200
Student Computers

1500
Lunches Served Daily

500
Breakfasts Served Daily

15
3D Printers

9
Athletic Fields

45
Virtual/Augmented Reality Devices

Norwalk City School District

A History of Norwalk

Firelands FoundedIn 1809, the state of Connecticut granted land from its Western Reserve in Ohio as compensation to those who lost property during the British raids. The “Fire Sufferers Lands” became known as the “Firelands.”

More history can be found here.

Firelands Founded
In 1809, the state of Connecticut granted land from its Western Reserve in Ohio as compensation to those who lost property during the British raids. The “Fire Sufferers Lands” became known as the “Firelands.”