Toronto Junior/Senior High School

Toronto Junior/Senior High School
Address
1305 Dennis Way Toronto , Ohio 43964 United States
Coordinates	40°28′24″N 80°35′57″W / 40.47333°N 80.59917°W / 40.47333; -80.59917
Information
Type	Public, Coeducational secondary school
Motto	Respect the T!
Established	1888
School district	Toronto City School District
Superintendent	Maureen Taggert
Grades	6-12
Enrollment	388 (2022-23)[3]
Campus type	Small Suburb[1]
Color(s)	Red and white[2]
Fight song	Across the Field
Athletics conference	Ohio Valley Athletic Conference
Sports	Baseball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Football, Golf, Softball, Track and Field, Volleyball, and Wrestling.
Nickname	Red Knights[2]
Rival	Catholic Central Crusaders
Newspaper	The Mirror
Yearbook	Torhisean
Website	www.torontocsd.org/jrsrhighschool_home.aspx

Toronto Junior/Senior High School is a public secondary school in Toronto, Ohio, United States. It is the only secondary school in the Toronto City School District. Athletic teams compete as the Toronto Red Knights in the Ohio High School Athletic Association as a member of the Ohio Valley Athletic Conference.

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The first graduating class of Toronto High School was in 1889 with four students. In 1898 the first superintendent of schools, Mr. Abram Grove, organized what is known today as the Toronto Public School System. In 1905, Toronto High School was granted a charter as a First Grade High School and in 1918, the school was given membership in the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. The current high school building was erected in 1926, and the latest addition, which provided for the library, cafeteria, the George J. Kunzler Memorial Gymnasium, and additional classrooms was dedicated in April 1940.

Presently, Toronto Junior/Senior High School holds grades 6-12 in a combined facility that opened in September 2013.

• Baseball – 1998^[4][5]
• Baseball – 2019^[6]

• Official website
• Toronto City Schools