Warrensville Heights City School District Revenue and Competitors

Warrensville Heights City School District (WHCSD) is a public school system dedicated to empowering every team member associated with the District, including scholars, parents, staff, board members, residents, and partners. WHCSD is deeply committed to providing our scholars the greatest academic opportunities and experiences. With a total PK-12 enrollment of more than 1,600 students and 230 devoted professional and support staff, scholars are given the tools and attention they need to thrive. WHCSD is dedicated to preparing scholars for post-secondary institutions, the workplace, and life by offering a challenging academic program designed to promote lifelong learning and personal development. Our curriculum is delivered by talented teachers who are devoted to learning and focus on individualized instruction. Therefore, we pride ourselves in providing an inclusive educational experience. In addition to our core academic programs, we offer a variety of extracurricular and supplemental programs to enrich every scholar’s education, including implementing STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) curriculum and emphasizing college readiness, community partnerships, and classroom technology. We strive to create an educational environment that promotes collaboration, communication, critical thinking, and curiosity, while empowering scholars to be responsible, contributing members of our community, nation, and world. The District, which includes four schools (John Dewey Elementary School, Eastwood Elementary School, Warrensville Heights Middle School, and Warrensville Heights High School), is located in Warrensville Heights, and also serves the villages of Highland Hills and North Randall.