The Mansfield City School District is considered one of Ohio's Urban 20 school districts. Mansfield City Schools is located in central Ohio with a variety of attractions that capture the spirit of great tradition in Buckeye country. The Mansfield City School District is committed to providing its students with a full continuum of instructional opportunities for every child. MCSD continually seeks to implement innovative programs, such as the Spanish Immersion magnet program, research-based curriculum, and career technical education programs for the 21st-century workforce. MCSD strives to meet the unique needs of every child while maintaining integrity and focus aligned with federal mandates of No Child Left Behind and state curriculum as outlined by the Ohio Department of Education to achieve academic excellence.
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ur mission, Mansfield City Schools provides instructional and other programs to 3300 students in elementary school (K-2), one elementary school (Pre-K-2), one elementary STEM school (K-6) one Spanish Immersion school (K-8), one intermediate school (3-6), one middle school (7-8), one high school (9-12), and Tyger Digital Academy (K-12). The district also offers students the area's widest range of curriculum and programs in college prep, special education, plus career and technical courses. The Adult Education Department helps adult in the Richland, Ashland, and Crawford communities prepares for their GED®, WorkKeys, and college entrance exams.
Mansfield City Schools also offers the following quality programs: National Board Certified Teachers, Mentoring for new teachers, programs for gifted students, athletic programs for grades 7-12, academic and service clubs, family resource coordinators, safe and appropriate Internet access is made available to every student and staff member, tuition reimbursement program for teachers, tuition vouchers from Ashland University, Mt. Vernon Nazarene College, Notre Dame College and The Ohio State University, Mansfield Campus, comprehensive library/media and technology programs, school-community liaison services connecting students and families to appropriate mental health and other social service providers.