Twinsburg's school community is a suburban, residential area located 20 miles southeast of Cleveland and 20 miles northeast of Akron. Residents are from a broad range of socioeconomic and ethnic backgrounds. The community has a strong, light industrial tax base and a very progressive government. The community is composed of three separately governed jurisdictions of the Village of Reminderville, Twinsburg Township and the City of Twinsburg.

Twinsburg City School District is a large suburban school district comprised of five schools, from primary school through high school, with a central administrative building. The district is the third largest employer in Twinsburg with more than 500 employees and supports over 4,300 students. The Ohio Department of Education has designated Twinsburg City Schools as "Excellent” or "Excellent with Distinction" for seven consecutive years for academic achievement as documented on the state report card.
 

Twinsburg High School - Grades 9 - 12
Built in 1999; L-Pod build out and open Fall 2006

R. B. Chamberlin Middle School - Grades 7-8
Built as High School in 1957; cafeteria, gym/industrial arts wing added in 1959; Junior High, library and art wing added in 1960; first floor science wing added 1986; cafeteria renovation 1989; second floor to science wing 1992; renovated to Middle School 1999

Dodge Intermediate School - Grades 4-6
Built as Junior High in 1970; gymnasium added in 1979; 12 classrooms added in 1984; renovated to Intermediate School in 1999

Bissell Elementary School - Grades 2-3
Built in 1964; classrooms doubled in 1992

Wilcox Primary - Grades PK-1
Built in 1959; classrooms doubled in 1992

Twinsburg Elementary (The "Old School")
Built in 1920; expanded in 1952 (was only school in Twinsburg until 1957); closed as a public school building in 1992

Students who attend the Twinsburg City Schools are provided an excellent educational program which prepares them for success as they graduate from Twinsburg High School and begin college or a career.  The District is committed to providing our students with a wide range of programs and services which not only meet their needs, but also challenge them to excel.  21^st century skills including the use of technology to enhance learning are integrated in our curriculum.

This year brings many changes to the Twinsburg City School District, many of which are driven by the education reform initiatives underway in Ohio.  One of these initiatives is the adoption of the New Learning Standards.  The New Learning Standards will ensure that teachers teach and students learn the knowledge and skills to meet the challenges of today and tomorrow including communication skills, perseverance in problem solving, technical reading and writing, literacy across disciplines and the most important mathematical skills. 

In addition to classroom studies, students are encouraged to participate in community service,

co-curricular and extracurricular activities.  Through these types of activities, students learn specific skills while also developing responsibility and sportsmanship.  Individual students as well as student groups have received state and national recognition in the areas of fine arts, band, orchestra, the RBC Singers and the Great Expectations Show Chair. As members of the Northeast Ohio Conference, our student athletes continue to win numerous league championships and compete successfully at state competitions. Our Lady Tigers Girls' Basketball Team is the reigning state champions for the second consecutive year.

The Twinsburg City School District is grateful for the ongoing support of our community.  Parents and community members are partners with the school staff.  The Academic, Athletic, Band, Orchestra and Vocal Music Boosters along with our Parent Teacher Organizations (PTO’s) offer ongoing support and encouragement to our students.

Residents of Twinsburg, Twinsburg Township and Reminderville value the Twinsburg City School District and the excellent opportunities provided to our students.  We are proud of our school district

" ... Where Schools and Communities are One."