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Superintendent Trent Bowers addresses the increased use of e-bikes and his hopes for the school year in his latest blog post.

This August, the Worthington School District welcomed a new group of talented educators ready to make a lasting difference for our kids.

As a Worthington graduate and someone who was once a below-average student, Superintendent Bowers knows firsthand how much a great teacher’s belief can change a life. That’s what we mean by “Be Kind to Kids” - see the potential, set a high bar, and give students the support they need to reach it.

For generations, Worthington Schools has been shaped by a community that believes every child deserves the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive.

Together We Plan: Phase 3 continues that tradition by focusing on the rebuilding and renovation of our elementary schools and Sutter Park Preschool  - the places where curiosity is sparked, friendships are formed, and lifelong learning begins.

A new fall co-curricular season is underway in Worthington!

As Superintendent Bowers watched students begin practices this week, he was reminded of the coaches who invested in him more than 30 years ago. Their impact is something he still appreciates today.

Read Superintendent Bowers' reflections on teaching, mentorship, and giving back to a program that helped shape his own journey

What does Noah Kahan's The Great Divide have to do with education? Quite a bit.

This blog from Superintendent Trent Bowers reflects on connection, belonging, and why every student needs a trusted adult with their "porch light" always on.