The Scholastic Games high school quiz has been produced since 1990 as an academic competition for schools in Lorain County, Ohio. Our 
fiscal sponsor is the Educational Service Center of Lorain County and our charter corporate supporter is the Nordson Corporation. 
Other major support comes from designated educational funds of the Community Foundation of Lorain County, the Nord Family Foundation, and the Community West Foundation. Our home radio station is WEOL-AM in Elyria and archived programs are below.
Link here for our format and sample questions.
Link here to our Standout Scholar honor roll, and check the list to the right for links to other program information.
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This is our twenty-eighth annual academic championship of Lorain County. Olmsted Falls is going for its fifth win in the program’s history, which if achieved, will tie the record held by Elyria High School. Of course, the school must first defeat a strong team from Firelands High School, consisting of (as pictured left to right) Michael Durdak, Sam Formholtz and Ryan Martin. Olmsted Falls is represented by, left to right, Jake Dahlinger, Joey Calabrase and Ben Meredyk. Click above to hear the program or for a summary of the final results of the contest go to 
Olmsted Falls High School wants to match Elyria’s record of winning five championships over the program’s history. Will Elyria’s be the team they have to defeat? Elyria would have to defeat a strong Firelands team first, and that’s what this semifinal is about. Representing Elyria are, as pictured left to right, Garrett Worden, Erica Uszak and John Schuman. The Firelands team consists of, left to right, Michael Durdak, Sam Formholtz and Ryan Martin. Click above to hear the program, or to read details of the final results (that’s a spoiler!) look at 
Two former Scholastic Games championship-winning schools meet this week, North Ridgeville, which won top honors twice, most recently in 2002, and Olmsted Falls, which holds the record for most consecutive championships, 2011 through 2014. This competition will determine the one that will advance to the championship round this year. 
North Ridgeville is represented by, as pictured left to right, Aiden Cunningham, Emily Hiles and Jonah Fechner. The Olmsted Falls team consists of, left to right, Jake Dahlinger, Joey Calabrase and Ben Beredyk. Click above to hear the competition or read details of the final result by going to 
possible by much appreciated public support.
Midway through her first year as the sixth president of LCCC, Dr. Marcia Ballinger provides a variety of interesting insights
and articulates her goals for the institution as well as commenting on the evolving role of the community college in America.
The last of the quarterfinalists meet in this program: the he academic team from Midview High School in Grafton, Ohio, pictured left to right, Gavin Maziarz, Jillian Plas and Richard Dummitt and competitors from 
He describes the teams to be formed and the games they will play.
This genuine treasure on the campus of Oberlin College is presenting special programs and exhibits in 2018. They highlight museum collections as well as individuals who have made meaningful contributions over the years. 
Unique educational programs are also noted in this interview with Jill Greenwood, the Eric and Jane Nord Family Curator of Education for the museum.
The Avon High School team, representing the school that won the 2017 Scholastic Games Championship, is challenged by a strong team from Firelands High School in Oberlin. Representing Avon are, as pictured left to right, Jacob Boesger, Alex 
The challengers from Firelands are, left to right, Michael Durdak, Sam Formholtz and Ryan Martin. Click above to hear the competition, or to read details of the final results, go to