School Districts

* Instructional Opportunities

Bexley City Schools will develop and maintain comprehensive and integrated curriculum plans supported by enriching and authentic learning opportunities designed to ensure the success of all students. The curriculum implementation plan will include the application of best practices to ensure the highest quality instructional programs and the efficient use of available resources. All programs will be programs of distinction.

* Social and Emotional Development of Youth

Bexley City Schools will develop and maintain programs to support the social/emotional needs of all students. The programs will create opportunities for students to learn and demonstrate an appreciation for the respect of self, others and the environment. The programs will be developed, supported, and sustained through community organizations, professional organizations, foundations, colleges and universities, and the City of Bexley.

* Readiness for Lifelong Learning

Bexley City Schools will develop and support strategies designed to ensue that all students possess the necessary skills to be successful in school. These strategies will include the possible implementation of early childhood education programs, all day kindergarten, intervention programs, and supplemental programs supported by families and school.

* Professional Development

Bexley City Schools will develop and provide the highest-quality professional development programs for its faculty and staff. Such programs will focus on increasing the capacity of staff to support programs of distinction. The professional development programs will be delivered through the school district’s faculty and staff with support from professional organizations, colleges and universities, and other organizations associated with the implementation of best practices.

* Technology

Bexley City Schools will develop and support the use of technology to foster innovation, independent initiative, and creativity. Therefore, a technology plan will be designed and implemented to ensure that all students and staff are competent users of current computer hardware and software. All will have Internet access and the ability to participate in learning opportunities found on the Internet.

* Facilities

The facilities of Bexley City Schools will be designed, constructed, and maintained to foster and support the optimum learning and safety of students, faculty, staff, and community. A comprehensive five-year building and maintenance plan will be developed and implemented to ensure the highest level of cleanliness, safety and care of all facilities.

Located approximately 25 minutes northeast of downtown Columbus, Ohio, Big Walnut Local Schools provides instructional services for children who live in the greater Galena and Sunbury communities. Big Walnut is located in Delaware County – the fastest growing county in Ohio. With three elementary schools, a middle school, a high school, and a partnership with the Delaware Area Career Center, the district serves nearly 2,800 students and employs more than 300 staff.

EDE Matchmaker Event a Great Success
More than 160 people turned out for the district’s LEDE Matchmaker Event, held on May 16, at East Linden Elementary School. Guests included LEDE vendors, prime contractors, and community members interested in expanding business opportunities with Columbus Public Schools. The purpose of the event was to provide information to local vendors interested in participating in the district’s school construction program, to begin building relationships between prime contractors and the local vendors, and to promote the district’s Local and Economically Disadvantaged Enterprises (LEDE) program. more...

A summary of the Matchmaker event Q&A session
Prior to starting the matchmaker portion of the event, guests were invited to ask questions. more...

City district’s massive building program starting to produce the goods The Columbus Public Schools are rolling out what could prove to be one of their most potent weapons against losing students to charter schools — brand-new buildings. more...

CPS helping families during school closure and swing space transition. The Columbus Public Schools administration is assisting families impacted by school closings and facilities projects. more...

We believe that all students can and must learn at high levels of achievement. It is our job to create an environment in our classrooms that results in this high level of performance. We are confident that, with our support and help, students can master challenging academic material and we expect them to do so. We are prepared to work collaboratively with colleagues, students and parents to achieve this shared educational purpose.

Class of 2007
Hilliard City Schools celebrates the graduation of 956 seniors this year: 486 from Hilliard Darby High School and 470 from Hilliard Davidson High School. More than $12 million in scholarships and grants were awarded to our graduates. The district also had one National Merit Scholarship finalist and six commended National Merit Scholars. Congratulations and best of luck to Hilliard City Schools’ Class of 2007!

The Olentangy Local School District is comprised of 110-square-miles. Most of the district is in Delaware County with a small, southern portion in Franklin County. The district serves all or part of numerous municipalities including Orange Township, Berkshire Township, Berlin Township, Concord Township, Genoa Township, Liberty Township, Delaware Township, the City of Delaware, the City of Columbus, the City of Westerville, and the City of Powell.

Welcome to South-Western City Schools online. Our district offers wide-ranging opportunities
to a diverse population of students throughout the southwestern quadrant of Franklin County, Ohio.
Ohio’s sixth-largest district covers 127-square miles and provides services to nearly 21,000 K-12 students.

The Wellington School is an independent, coeducational, Pre-K through 12, college-preparatory day school dedicated to preparing citizens who achieve, lead, and find fulfillment in a global community.

The Wellington family expects integrity; fosters mutual respect; embraces diversity; inspires each person to discover and strive to meet his or her unique potential; and celebrates excellence in character, academics, the arts, and athletics.

Within the next few days, the Upper Arlington City School District will launch a new alert-notification service for parents, students, staff, and the community.

At its May 7th meeting, the Board of Education approved a contract with The NTI Group, Inc., to utilize the company’s Connect–ED® which will allow district and school officials to deliver any-time messages to contact district constituents almost immediately. Built exclusively for K–12 educators, the service enables the administrators and designated individuals to record, schedule, send, and track thousands of voice messages in a matter of minutes. These messages include important safety bulletins concerning our schools, information concerning upcoming events or activities in our schools, notifications about student attendance, and school closings.

“Effective communication with parents has a direct impact on the academic success of a student. There is too much information that does not make it from the school into the child’s backpack and home to the parents,” said Dr. Jeff Weaver, Superintendent. “With the Connect-ED® service, we now have the right tool to help us close the backpack gap and help parents stay engaged.”

Westerville City Schools, 336 S Otterbein Ave, Westerville, Ohio 43081
Phone: (614) 797-5700 Fax: (614) 797-5701
Dr. Christopher Wanner, Superintendent
Email: wcs@westerville.k12.oh.us

Address
200 E. Wilson Bridge Rd. Worthington OH, 43085
Phone Number
614-883-3000
Fax Number
614-883-3010