Radnor Township School District

Radnor Township School District is a public school system serving the community of Radnor Township, Pennsylvania, located 13 miles west of Philadelphia. Established in 1893, Radnor Township School District is the only public school system in the township, serving a diverse and multicultural population of approximately 30,000 residents across nearly 14 square miles. The district encompasses one high school, Radnor High School, which underwent renovations in 2015, as well as one middle school, Radnor Middle School, built in 2007. Three elementary schools, Ithan Elementary School (established in 1963 and renovated in 2016), Wayne Elementary School (built in 1971 and renovated in 2016), and Radnor Elementary School (opened in 2001 and the first "green" school in Pennsylvania), complete the district's educational offerings. Radnor Township School District is frequently recognized as one of the premier school districts in the nation. The district boasts a comprehensive network of parks, playgrounds, athletic fields, and learning spaces to support its students' educational and extracurricular pursuits. For more information about Radnor Township School District, please visit their website at rtsd.org.