Dry. Safe. Warm.

Dry. Safe. Warm.

Jun 4, 2025 | Chamber News

Superintendent’s Column - Casey G. Wright

As we close out the 2024–2025 school year and step into summer, I want to thank our students, staff, families, and the broader Nordonia community for another year of partnership and support.

Every school year brings its share of challenges and achievements. This one was no different. We celebrated academic growth, student leadership, musical and athletic accomplishments, and the daily work that happens quietly and steadily in classrooms across the district. At the same time, we faced difficult financial decisions that required us to make adjustments. Through it all, our mission stayed the same—supporting student success in a safe and supportive environment.

One of the most important ways we support that mission is by maintaining buildings that are dry, safe, and warm. It’s a simple philosophy, but one that drives much of our work. A roof that doesn’t leak. A classroom that’s warm in the winter and cool in the fall. Entrances and hallways that feel secure. These things matter—and they’re often invisible until they’re not.

This summer, we’re investing directly in that priority:

  • At Nordonia High School, we’re replacing roof sections D and E
  • At Rushwood Elementary, sections B, F, and G
  • At Nordonia Middle School, section F

These projects are part of a multi-year approach. Since 2023, we’ve completed roof improvements at the high school, Lee Eaton, Northfield Elementary, and Rushwood. We manage more than 13 acres of roofing across the district, and we replace sections gradually, based on need and available funding. Your support of the recent levy made this work possible, and we are putting that investment to good use.

We’re also continuing important safety work. Our partnerships with local law enforcement remain strong, and School Resource Officers will continue to be present in all buildings next year, helping build positive relationships and ensuring a safe environment.

To the Class of 2025—congratulations. We’re proud of what you’ve accomplished and excited for what’s ahead.

To our families and staff—thank you for another year of commitment, care, and resilience. I hope your summer is filled with rest, time with loved ones, and moments that remind you why this work matters.

We’ll be ready to welcome everyone back in August.

Casey G. Wright

Superintendent

Nordonia Hills City Schools

Phone: (330) 467-0580

More News

The Value of Working with a Local Health Insurance Broker blog post nordoonia

The Value of Working with a Local Health Insurance Broker

Choosing a health insurance plan is one of the most consequential financial decisions a person or business owner will make each year. However, most people navigate it alone, clicking through a government website or a carrier's application with little guidance. A...

7 Mistakes First-Time Homebuyers Make and How to Avoid Them blog post

7 Mistakes First-Time Homebuyers Make and How to Avoid Them

Buying your first home is one of the most exciting milestones in life and can feel overwhelming. Between online advice, social media, mortgage calculators and opinions from friends and family: many buyers are unsure where to begin. Here are seven mistakes frequently...

A New School Year Begins in Nordonia Hills

A New School Year Begins in Nordonia Hills

A new school year is about to begin, and you can already feel the change across our community. School buses will soon be back on the roads, athletic fields will be busy, and students will once again fill our buildings. Students begin returning on Thursday, August 20,...

Title for Featured Member of the Month 4

Title for Featured Member of the Month 4

Distinctively enable one-to-one value after interactive opportunities. Monotonectally coordinate B2B deliverables via granular potentialities. Dynamically mesh flexible e-markets before viral products. Intrinsicly recaptiualize orthogonal relationships whereas...

Title for Featured Member of the Month 3

Title for Featured Member of the Month 3

Distinctively enable one-to-one value after interactive opportunities. Monotonectally coordinate B2B deliverables via granular potentialities. Dynamically mesh flexible e-markets before viral products. Intrinsicly recaptiualize orthogonal relationships whereas...

Title for Featured Member of the Month 2

Title for Featured Member of the Month 2

Distinctively enable one-to-one value after interactive opportunities. Monotonectally coordinate B2B deliverables via granular potentialities. Dynamically mesh flexible e-markets before viral products. Intrinsicly recaptiualize orthogonal relationships whereas...

Title for Featured Member of the Month

Title for Featured Member of the Month

Distinctively enable one-to-one value after interactive opportunities. Monotonectally coordinate B2B deliverables via granular potentialities. Dynamically mesh flexible e-markets before viral products. Intrinsicly recaptiualize orthogonal relationships whereas...

What Happens While School Is Out?

What Happens While School Is Out?

When students leave for summer break, many people assume our schools become quiet until August. The truth is, summer is one of the busiest times of the year. Across Nordonia Hills, our maintenance and custodial teams are repairing buildings, replacing concrete and...

A Year Worth Celebrating

A Year Worth Celebrating

As we close the 2025-2026 school year, I want to thank our students, staff, families, Board of Education, and community for another successful year in Nordonia Hills City Schools. The end of a school year always brings a chance to reflect. This year was filled with...