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In observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Northmont City Schools will be CLOSED on Monday, January 19, 2026

Northmont High School has been recognized among the Top 15 schools in the entire State of Ohio for student growth — an incredible achievement! Out of 3,003 schools statewide, Northmont outperformed 2,988 other schools, demonstrating the dedication, hard work, and commitment of our students and staff.

Principal T.D. Evans shared his pride in the accomplishment, noting that this recognition reflects the school’s focus on academic excellence, student engagement, and continuous improvement.

This outstanding growth ranking highlights what makes Northmont truly special — a community of learners and educators striving every day to reach new heights. Congratulations to the entire Northmont High School family on this exceptional success! 💚⚡

Congratulations to Northmoor Elementary School, recognized among the top 5% of all schools in the state of Ohio for student growth! This remarkable achievement reflects the dedication of Northmoor’s students, teachers, and families, as well as the school’s commitment to continuous improvement and academic excellence.

Student growth measures how much progress students make over a year's time, and this recognition highlights the incredible impact of Northmoor’s engaging instruction, supportive environment, and focus on individual student success.

Superintendent Tony Thomas shared, “This accomplishment is a testament to the hard work and teamwork happening every day at Northmoor. We’re proud of the entire Northmoor community for helping students reach their full potential.”

Congratulations to Principal Joe Johnston, staff, and students for this outstanding accomplishment and for representing Northmont City Schools with pride!

Please watch this short video about Northmont's Financial Forecast as presented to the Board of Education on Monday, October 13, 2025. Additional information can be found at https://www.northmontschools.net/departments/finance-treasurer  Questions can be directed to the Treasurer's Office at 937-832-5000.

 

High School Parking Pass Info:

 

 

1. Scan QR code or click HERE and fill out the google form
2. ALL SCHOOL MUST BE PAID IN FULL before receiving parking pass
3. Bring license & registration to Mrs. Hamlin in the main office.
4. Parking cost is 28.00 for year

See Mrs. Hamlin or call (937) 832-6015 with any questions   

 

Here's an abbreviated calendar listing days that school is not in session. The print version of the calendar with all the events, testing, etc. will be mailed around mid-July. All district dates (ie: picture days, testing, etc.) are found on the Events Calendar at https://www.northmontschools.net/quick-links/calendar

Here are the Board Approved Calendars:

Board Approved 2025-26 Calendar

Board Approved 2026-27 Calendar

Board Approved 2027-28 Calendar

 

This presentation is offered by Northmont City Schools' Treasurer Ann Ferraro and lays out the District's funding and spending information. Questions can be addressed to Northmont City Schools 937-832-5000 or info@northmontschools.net

CLICK on this LINK for the Presentation 

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