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A Tradition of Excellence
2019 Graduates – Over $4.8 million dollars in scholarship awards
were awarded to 129 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, one intermediate (4-5) building, two intermediate (3-5) buildings, one K-5 building, two primary (K-2) buildings, two primary (K-3) buildings, one preschool building, and the Findlay Learning Center serving over 5,566 students. The Findlay Trojan tradition of excellence in academics, athletics and all extracurricular activities are 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.
The Findlay community has been awarded “The 100 Best Communities Award” for children for the past four years and 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 2019 Athletes!
Congratulations FHS Athletes!!
Madison Melsna – UF Girls Soccer
Rebecca Mathews – Tiffin, Tennis
Katelyn Coleman – Tennis, Judson
Claire Short – Track/CC – Colgate
Chase Ebanks – Girls Soccer, UF
Morgan Kirk – Girls Soccer – Ohio Dominican
JD Spiceland – Football, Rose Hulman
RJ Nunn – Madonna University, Basketball
Ryan Roth – Capital, Basketball
Lexie Layne – Dive, Miami University
Elle Price – Volleyball, Bluffton
Adam Gilbert – Football, Capital University
Tanner Rickle – Football, Urbana University
Khail Stokes – Football, Capital University
Brady Shenise – Soccer, Elmhurst University
2019 Boys Tennis
- League (TRAC) Tennis Champions
- District Championship
- OHSAA State Qualifier
- State Coaches Association Final Four
2019 Diving
- League Champions
- Lexie Layne TRAC Diver of Year
2019 OHSAA Scholar-Athlete Award Winner:
- Female: Lexie Layne
2019 Coaches Awards:
- Boys Tennis Coach of the Year: Sean Swisher
- Boys Golf – Blake Delaney
2018-2019 Athletic Program
The Athletic Program of the Findlay City Schools is an integral part of the total educational program. Emphasis is on sportsmanship, skill development and personal satisfaction. Offering students quality programs to develop meaningful standards, leadership, community service, and sportsmanship within the educational and social environment of Findlay High School.
Findlay Trojan Athletic Department received the coveted and highest honor given by the Ohio Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (OIAAA) and Ohio High School Athletic Association “Award of Excellence” for education based athletics.
- Hosted Ben Roethlisberger Charity Softball game supporting Findlay Trojan Athletics
- Host of Cooper Tire 5-Miler Community Event
- Hosted the Michigan State vs. Ohio State Club Soccer at Elmer Graham Soccer Stadium
- Findlay Athletics has added Club LaCrosse for the 2018-2019 season
- Renovation of the Findlay High School weight room donated by Ben Roethlisberger.
Findlay High School Athletic Facilities continue to impress the state of Ohio by hosting over 50 NWDAB and OHSAA State Tournaments. Findlay High School Athletics continue to develop and graduate student-athletes within an environment that pursues excellence in everything we do.
2019 Trojan Club Scholarship Winners:
- Male: Tanner Rickle, Ryan Nunn
- Female: Morgan Kirk, Tori Ritzler
2019 Archie Griffin Sportsmanship Award Winners:
- Male: Robert Fletcher
- Female: Suzi Zuver
Nichole Coleman, Class of 1990
“Findlay City Schools does an incredible job creating and administering programs that offer opportunities for students with different needs, interests and talents. Thanks to the tour of the Millstream programs at a young age our daughter decided to participate in the Millstream Culinary program. With hands-on training and mentoring from the instructor she quickly narrowed her career path to baking and pastry arts. The guidance and time that Mrs. Greiner puts into her students’ lives is remarkable and makes such a huge impact on their lives. My husband and I will be forever grateful for the tools Findlay City Schools and the Millstream program gave us in raising our daughter.”
Torri Coleman, Class of 2011
“The Millstream Culinary program is how I decided what career path I wanted to follow. It gave me the opportunity to understand how the industry works and with my ServSafe certificate I was able to get a good job right out of high school. The education was a good combination of book work and hands-on training, I’m glad it wasn’t just one or the other. I have went on to continue my education and will graduate with my Associate’s Degree in Baking and Pastry Arts December 16, 2012, only 18 months after I graduated from Findlay High School. Thank you Findlay City Schools and Mrs. Greiner.”
Bethany Maynard, Class of 2009
“The skills I learned in the Honors Mentorship both my junior and senior year have proved invaluable in my internships, and other interactions with the Cincinnati corporate world – it truly is a great program!“
Laura Moses Julien, Class of 1983
“Findlay High School was a life changer for me. Education did not start out to be something that I was exceptional at or wanted to be good at, however, as I progressed through high school taking a variety of classes including Millstream Business classes, general ed, vocational, theatre, and co-op classes…a lightbulb went off that showed me the direction that I should go in order to be successful. Today, I work at Findlay City Schools as Webmaster and I also teach Web Development at Findlay High School & Millstream Career Center. I know, without a doubt, that the choices I made after graduation were a direct reflection on the many choices of outstanding classes and faculty at Findlay High School.”
Teresa J. Line – Class of 1978
“I am a 1978 graduate of FHS and C.O.E. co-op program with Mr. Wohlgamuth (known today as Millstream). My co-op employment was with Whirlpool Corporation…after graduation, I filled in for the secretary that I shadowed while she went on vacation. While I was filling in for the secretary on vacation, a position came open in the Personnel Department…I interviewed and was hired. I held various secretarial positions within my 14 years of service with Whirlpool Corporation, before leaving to become a stay-at-home mom.”
Dawn Thomas Rose – Class of 1998
“I graduated in 1998 from FHS. I had many great experiences in the music department during my years at FHS. I was involved in marching band, orchestra, choirs, VIP, FFE, and the musicals. I have many wonderful memories of my years at FHS. My favorite teacher was Mr. Damon, best history teacher!!”
Pam Hamlin – Class of 1989
“As a 1989 FHS grad and now a Principal at Bigelow and Northview schools, I continue to be proud of my Alma Mater. I strive to provide a rich learning environment for my students just as I received going through the system. Findlay City Schools has given me the skills needed to be successful. I am now lucky enough to give back to those who gave to me. I am proud to say I am a TROJAN!”
Jeremy Logsdon – Class of 2005
“Though there are some things I would like to have changed during my high school years I can honestly say I’ve had some of the best times of my life participating in the music programs available. Choir, VIP, marching band, concert band, music tech, and Pantasia (by far the best group to be a part of) introduced me to a lot of great people. In fact I was talking with my co-worker Andy once about how the Freshman are supposed to be in their own wing and closed off from the rest of the high school. My freshman year I did not feel any smaller or less important than the upperclassmen even though we had our own wing of classrooms. I attribute this to the fact that I met many new friends my age and also upperclassmen during band camp, before school even started. I didn’t even want to go to band camp but my mom forced me to, since I had already signed up. Marching band turned out to be a great experience and I loved every performance. In short, I believe the music department helped shape my high school experience into a much more enjoyable one.”