Forest City School District

🌲 The Forest City Regional School District is a small but vibrant public school district nestled in northeastern Pennsylvania, spanning parts of Lackawanna, Susquehanna, and Wayne Counties. Here's a snapshot of what makes it unique:

📍 Location & Coverage

• Headquarters: 100 Susquehanna Street, Forest City, PA 18421
• Area Served: Covers approximately 87.82 square miles, including communities like Forest City Borough, Vandling, Union Dale, Herrick Township, and parts of Clinton and Mount Pleasant Townships.

🏫 Schools & Enrollment

• Operates two schools: Forest City Regional Elementary School and Forest City Regional High School.
• Serves around 760 students from Pre-K through 12th grade.
• Maintains a low student-to-teacher ratio of about 11:1, which supports personalized learning.

🎓 Academics & Programs

• Offers a range of advanced courses, including Algebra I in 8th grade and AP classes in math and science.
• Students can also attend the Career Technology Center of Lackawanna County for vocational training.
• The district emphasizes critical thinking, collaboration, and innovation, with a mission to help students “Go Be Great”.

🏀 Extracurriculars

• Provides a variety of clubs, activities, and sports, including basketball, soccer, volleyball, golf, and cross country for both boys and girls.
• The high school is notably the starting point for the Steamtown Marathon, adding a unique community connection.