Massillon Washington High School, Public high school in Massillon, United States
Massillon Washington High School is a public school for grades 9 through 12 in Ohio with modern classrooms, science laboratories, and a full library. The three-story building was constructed in 1992 and sits near Paul Brown Tiger Stadium.
The original Washington High School was completed in 1913 at the corner of Oak and 1st Street Southeast. The building remained there until the school relocated to its current site near the stadium.
The school is deeply rooted in football culture, with the Tiger Swing Band performing at home games since 1938. This musical group is a visible part of game day and shows how much the sport shapes school life.
The school offers college preparation and vocational technical education programs recognized by the Ohio Department of Education. Being located near Tiger Stadium makes it easy to find and provides good connections to local facilities.
In a local tradition, every baby boy born in Massillon receives a miniature football, connecting future generations to the school community. This practice shows how deeply rooted football is in the region's identity.
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