North Royalton High School

North Royalton High School, celebrating its 103rd Anniversary (1907–2010), is a public high school located in North Royalton, Ohio, a suburban community in the Greater Cleveland area with a population of 30,444. Over 1,000 students attend North Royalton High School. It is a member of the Northeast Ohio Conference, The school's colors are purple and gold and its mascot is the bear. The school's fight song is the same as the Ohio State University's fight song "Fight the Team Across the Field".

Read more about North Royalton High School:  Ohio High School Athletic Association State Championships, North Royalton High School Marching Band, North Royalton Vocal Music Department, The Dan Calabrese Center For The Performing Arts (PAC), Clubs and Activities, Notable Alumni

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