In response to Governor DeWine's request, Stark High School has created a unique plan to help students continue to advance academically and to make up for any learning that may have been lost or delayed due to the pandemic. Stark students will have the opportunity to experience academic success combined with cognitive, emotional and social development.
We strive to achieve this in a highly structured, disciplined, safe and caring environment. We aim to cultivate leaders who are well-rounded and productive citizens. We will accomplish this by setting high standards, incorporating innovative programs and encouraging parental involvement. We are built on a holistic philosophy that emphasizes a positive sense of self and a concept of moral and purposeful living.
We strive to achieve this in a highly structured, disciplined, safe and caring environment. We aim to cultivate leaders who are well-rounded and productive citizens. We will accomplish this by setting high standards, incorporating innovative programs and encouraging parental involvement. We are built on a holistic philosophy that emphasizes a positive sense of self and a concept of moral and purposeful living.
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Stark carefully selects curriculum, programs and other activities that are tied to its vision and mission. Relevant - programs that directly teach ideas and principles that will be useful during life after high school. Rewarding - programs that provide intermittent rewards as students reach selected benchmarks.
The climate of a school includes its kids and its diversity, but it includes much more than that. Fostering a positive school climate is an important aspect of school improvement efforts. It encourages collaboration among faculty and staff and motivates students to get engaged.
At Stark, we want our students to be able to participate in after-school activities that enrich our students with creativity, athletic skills, and academic challenges that support the school climate.In addition, afterschool clubs can boost academic performance, reduce risky behaviors, promote physical health, and provide a safe, structured environment for our students!
At Stark, we want our students to be able to participate in after-school activities that enrich our students with creativity, athletic skills, and academic challenges that support the school climate.In addition, afterschool clubs can boost academic performance, reduce risky behaviors, promote physical health, and provide a safe, structured environment for our students!
We are so glad you're interested in enrolling at Stark High School! At Stark High School, you will quickly find that our school will empower your student to be his or her best and that our staff will do whatever it takes for your child to reach their full potential. At Stark High School, we make the enrollment very simple and can be completed using your mobile phone, tablet, or computer.
To provide students the academic and life skills needed for post-graduation success by incorporating research-based best practices in an innovative and safe learning environment.
This mission will be served by providing the School's students with a personalized academic plan including post- secondary exploration implemented in an environment that is responsive to its students' needs, and by providing an educational experience that leads to a high school diploma (not a GED) and post-secondary success.
This mission will be served by providing the School's students with a personalized academic plan including post- secondary exploration implemented in an environment that is responsive to its students' needs, and by providing an educational experience that leads to a high school diploma (not a GED) and post-secondary success.
Stark High School is a tuition-free, public charter school, offering high-quality education for grades 9 - 12 and located in Canton, Ohio. Whether you're interested in our school as a future student, volunteer, or community partner, we would love to show you around and meet with you! Please contact us at 234-214-4140.
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Kali Ryder
Jul 04, 2018
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