Enrollment application for grades K-12 for the 2021-2022 school year may be accessed here:

To help us ensure students who are fully vaccinated are not unnecessarily quarantined, we are asking families to send documentation of your student’s vaccination, if applicable, once the student is fully vaccinated.

We would like to ask families and employees to please continue to report any diagnosis of COVID-19 and contact with individuals who are positive by emailing [email protected] or calling the Perrysburg Schools COVID-19 Support Hotline: 419-872-8802, or call extension 2139.

Perrysburg Schools, the Islamic Food Bank of Toledo and the Perrysburg Heights Community Association have once again partnered to ensure the hunger needs of our students and community are met during the school year. The organizations are distributing meals and food items on a weekly basis. Please see below for three programs that are currently available. There are no eligibility requirements for any of these programs.

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PHS is ranked #47 in Ohio and #1,464 in the national rankings.

The talented musicians of the Perrysburg High School Select Strings will perform in multiple chamber ensembles representing the eras of music on May 14, 2021, at 7:00 p.m. at PHS.

Perrysburg has been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from The NAMM Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music education. This is the 15^th consecutive year that the Perrysburg School District has received this recognition.

On Friday evening, two students reported to a Perrysburg Junior High School official that an incident took place on a school bus that afternoon that involved an accusation that an employee made a racist statement to a student. On Tuesday, April 20, the bus driver resigned effective Monday, April 19, 2021.

The Perrysburg Police Department is confident through their investigation and with the cooperation of some of the students and their families that there are no other participants. No additional threats have been made since the first and only threat that was made on April 15. Though there is no ongoing threat to safety at our schools, Perrysburg Police and Perrysburg Schools have heightened awareness in the school district because of these unconfirmed rumors and out of an abundance of caution.

Interested in completing your Perrysburg High School Physical Education credits this summer?