Winton Woods City School District
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Winton Woods City School District is a city school district in western Hamilton County, Ohio. Winton Woods serves students living in eastern Forest Park, as well as Greenhills, and Springfield Township.
This school district was created with the split of the Forest Park School District, with the western part of the district becoming the Northwest Local School District.
The school board's general offices are located at 1215 W. Kemper Rd. in Cincinnati, next to the high school.
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[edit] Schools within the district
- Winton Woods High School - Grades 9-12 (formerly Forest Park High School up until merger in 1991)
- Winton Woods Middle School - Grades 7-8 (formerly Greenhills High School up until merger in 1991)
- Winton Woods Intermediate - Grades 5-6 (formerly Waycross Elementary after the 1991 merger, and Forest Park Middle School before the 1991 merger)
- Winton Woods Elementary - Grades 3-4 (formerly Winton Forest Elementary)
- Winton Woods Primary North Campus - Grades K-2 (formerly Beechwoods Elementary)
- Winton Woods Primary South Campus - Grades preK-2 (formerly Lakeside Elementary)
[edit] Neighboring Districts
- East (Forest Park) - Princeton City School District
- West (Forest Park) - Northwest Local School District
- North (Forest Park ) - Fairfield City School District
- South (Green Hills) - Finneytown Local School District
- South (Forest Park) - Mt Healthy City Schools
[edit] Closed Schools/ buildings no longer district schools
- Damon Road Elementary School (Greenhills)
- Forest View Elementary School (Forest Park in 'H' section)
- Cameron Park Elementary School (Forest Park in 'C' section)
- Greenhills Middle School (Greenhills, located directly behind Greenhills Shopping Center)
[edit] External links
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