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A Tradition of Excellence

2022 Graduates – Over $5.2 million dollars in scholarship awards were awarded to approximately 124 students.

Findlay City Schools is located in the heart of Hancock County and is an excellent public school system. Serving a growing cultural and economically diverse population the Findlay City Schools encompasses approximately 37 square miles. Presently, the district is comprised of one high school, two middle schools, three intermediate buildings, three primary buildings, one preschool building, and the Trojan Academy serving over 5,237 students. The Findlay Trojan tradition of excellence in academics, athletics, and all extracurricular activities is based on collaboration between our students, staff, administrators, parents and community who take great interest in our students. The well-qualified and caring staff is committed to creating an outstanding learning environment and a culture for excellence that supports and encourages our students and staff in their academic, extra-curricular, and personal growth.

Findlay City Schools considers “facilitating student achievement” in a safe and caring environment as one of our top priorities (Strategic Plan – Strategy I & II). In many of our core subject areas, the district is using the Ohio Department of Education academic content standards which ensures the written curriculum, classroom instruction, and assessments of all learning to match in an alignment in which research suggests makes a powerful achievement tool for our students.

For the eighth consecutive year, Findlay, Ohio has been ranked the top micropolitan community in the United States for new and expanding facilities by Site Selection magazine, the official publication of the Global FDI Association and the Industrial Asset Management Council. The magazine ranked 575 of the nation’s micropolitan areas, cities of 10,000 to 50,000 people that cover at least one county. Rankings are based on qualified projects meeting one or more of three criteria: $1 MM or more invested, 20 or more jobs created, or 20,000 or more square feet constructed.

Findlay has also been named an Ohio Magazine’s Best Hometown as well a three-time choice in America’s Best Places for Kids. Findlay City Schools is a major factor in attaining that award. Working closely with the Community Foundation and many other community agencies Findlay City Schools continues to offer programs that help nurture the whole child including service learning, guidance, wellness, award-winning music programs, nationally recognized journalism, fine arts courses, intramural and competitive sports, and provide continued special services for special needs and gifted students. We also believe that promoting character is important as part of our student’s experience at Findlay. The nine virtues are focused on one inspirational word of the month and are created to support our community’s shared values.

Congratulations FHS Athletes!

State Qualifiers:

Girls Wrestling – Laney Oliver & Kate Simmons
Gymnastics – Emmy Omlor
Swim – Parker Stocker, Ben Williams, Selby Wilt, Xavier Doering
Girls Track – Bri Nichols
Boys Track – Ben Ireland
Boys Tennis – Austin Asada, Max Hosey, Mac Robertson, Nick Simmermeyer, Haden Harris, Sam Swisher, Arda Dastan

TRAC Players of the Year:

Boys Soccer – Andrew Allsop
Boys Basketball – Max Roth
Boys Tennis – Max Hosey

NHC Player of the Year – Michael Armstrong

TRAC Coaches of the Year:

Girls Golf – Laura Metz
Volleyball – Courtney Rolf
Lacrosse- Claire Ferrell
Girls Track – Mark Gleason
Boys Tennis – Sean Swisher

TRAC Assistant Coach of the Year:  Joe Dunn

Archie Griffin Award Winners:  Colette Seager, Sam Weihrauch

OHSAA Scholar Athlete Award Winners:  Bri Nichols, Anne Traver, Brayden Layne & Adam ReimerShannon Mills Award of Excellence:  Colette Seager

Findlay First Edition Awards

• Ada Music Feast – Overall First Runner Up, Overall Best Vocals, Overall Best Choreography, Best Male Soloist – Nathan Kibble, Most Dynamic Performer – Gus Cleary

• Marion Harding Singsational – Overall First Runner Up, Overall Best Instrumental Combo, Dynamic Performer – Gus Cleary

• Grove City Voices in the Grove – Overall Second Runner Up, Dynamic Performer – Isaiah Pirani

• Solon Invitational – Overall Grand Champion, Overall Best Vocals, Overall Best Choreography, Overall Best Show, Best Performer – Gus Cleary

• Show Choir Nationals – Overall 4th Place, Overall Best Technical Crew