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Are today’s families redefining what success looks like for students?

In this blog post, Superintendent Trent Bowers reflects on a national conversation about declining academic scores and shares a different perspective: What if changing family priorities are part of the story?

The New York Times reported on sobering national data released by the Educational Opportunity Project at Stanford: math and reading test scores have fallen across America over the last decade.

But here’s what I want you to know: that is not the story in Worthington. Read more in this blog post.
 

BLOG POST:  We’re a school district that is radically focused on attempting to develop the whole child and we believe that real meaningful and transformative learning only happens through human relationships. 

Every spring, the Worthington Noon Lions Club takes a moment to do something I deeply appreciate: they stop and recognize the people who quietly make our schools and community better. 

Learn more about the story of Michael and Linda Widdis in the latest blog post from Superintendent Trent Bowers

As the school year begins to draw to a close, we prepare to say goodbye to a group of central office leaders whose collective impact is immeasurable.

BLOG POST:  This year reminded us of something simple: we can plan for a lot, but we can’t plan for Ohio weather.

From a week of winter closures to April’s hail storm, our schools have faced real challenges. Thanks to quick action from our maintenance teams and the patience of our families and staff, learning has continued without missing a beat.

Now, we’re looking ahead.