South Western City Schools

South Western City Schools South Western City Schools represent the fifth-largest public school district in the state and found within Central Ohio.

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SWCS has officially wrapped up a successful first full week of the 2026-2027 school year!To help celebrate, Grove City H...
08/28/2026

SWCS has officially wrapped up a successful first full week of the 2026-2027 school year!

To help celebrate, Grove City High School football players and cheerleaders started their Friday morning by welcoming Buckeye Woods Elementary students into school. High-fives, cheers and plenty of school spirit helped students kick off the final day of the week on a high note.

It was a great example of the connections that extend across SWCS schools and a fun way to celebrate a strong start to the year!

All South Western City School buildings are proud to join in honoring Dolly Parton's incredible legacy today, and our fl...
08/26/2026

All South Western City School buildings are proud to join in honoring Dolly Parton's incredible legacy today, and our flags will remain at half-staff through September 1, 2026.

As we know in public education, a child's learning doesn’t just happen "9 to 5." Dolly knew this too, which is why her Imagination Library changed the game for early childhood education. By delivering around 26 million free books directly to Ohio families by mail, she helped nurture a lifelong love of reading for kids across the state and here locally in SWCS.

Our lowered flags serve as a symbol of immense gratitude for her generous spirit and unwavering support of early childhood literacy. 🦋📖

This summer, Darby Woods Elementary School teacher Kara Crowley traded the classroom for an active paleontological dig s...
08/26/2026

This summer, Darby Woods Elementary School teacher Kara Crowley traded the classroom for an active paleontological dig site in Montana, working alongside researchers to uncover fossils dating back millions of years. Now, she is bringing that hands-on experience back to her second-grade students through fossils, field notes, photos and classroom “dig boxes” designed to spark curiosity about science and the world around them.

Read more about Crowley’s summer adventure and how she is bringing paleontology to life in her classroom on the SW Insider.

Darby Woods Elementary School teacher Mrs. Kara Crowley shows off one of her finds at the Montana dig site this summer. When the final school bell rang on June 2, echoing through the halls of Darby…

What comes next after graduation? This year, South Western City Schools is introducing SchooLinks, a new tool for studen...
08/25/2026

What comes next after graduation?

This year, South Western City Schools is introducing SchooLinks, a new tool for students and families in grades 7-12 to explore and plan for life after graduation.

SchooLinks brings career exploration, college planning, military options, apprenticeships, workforce opportunities, scholarships, internships and more together in one place. The platform also helps students connect their interests and strengths to future opportunities while tracking progress toward Ohio graduation requirements.

The goal is simple: helping every student develop a plan for what comes next.

Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YBM2SwfD94
Read more: https://bit.ly/SchooLinksArticle

A new school year is underway for SWCS’ youngest learners! Today marked the first day of preschool across South Western ...
08/24/2026

A new school year is underway for SWCS’ youngest learners! Today marked the first day of preschool across South Western City Schools as students settled into their classrooms, met new friends and teachers, and began a year full of learning, exploration and new experiences.

On November 3, SWCS will have its first No-New-Millage Bond Issue on the ballot since 2018 focused on high school constr...
08/24/2026

On November 3, SWCS will have its first No-New-Millage Bond Issue on the ballot since 2018 focused on high school construction projects - all without raising the tax rate for residents (the same rate since 2009).

Should the No-New-Millage initiative be approved it would allow the district to implement Segment 3 of its long-range facilities plan and bring in approximately $113 million in matching state funds to our district that would result in:

🏫 The construction of a new Grove City High School
🏫 The construction of a new Westland High School
⚙️ Address Career-Technical Education waitlists at the South Western Career Academy
🌱 Invest in targeted facility and athletics enhancements to Central Crossing High School and Franklin Heights High School

To assist community members, parents, and staff with inquiries, we have developed a comprehensive FAQ accessible on our website.

Stay Informed and Read more: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pDBVSQ91DFly9F22p6n_M94MIn_Lr5Q5fJSLMi5wKlo/edit?tab=t.0

Tomorrow, August 24, marks the first day of preschool and the first day all K-3 students will be together for the 2026-2...
08/23/2026

Tomorrow, August 24, marks the first day of preschool and the first day all K-3 students will be together for the 2026-2027 school year.

South Western City Schools is excited to welcome these young learners and officially have everyone back for another great year!

Congratulations to our students who participated in the ACE Ohio Division AMPED program! Through this internship experie...
08/22/2026

Congratulations to our students who participated in the ACE Ohio Division AMPED program! Through this internship experience, students had the opportunity to gain hands-on workplace experience, develop professional skills and explore future career opportunities.

Andre Clay, Christian Lacey, Christian Torres, Herman Jones, Itzel Sierra Artega, Karson Hardyman and Tylon Casey were recently recognized alongside their mentor during a special celebration honoring their participation and accomplishments.

SWCS is proud of these students for the time, effort and dedication they demonstrated throughout the program!

Today, SWCS welcomed the final group of K-3 students for their first day of the 2026-2027 school year. Meanwhile, learni...
08/21/2026

Today, SWCS welcomed the final group of K-3 students for their first day of the 2026-2027 school year. Meanwhile, learning is already well underway for students across the rest of the district, with classrooms settling into routines and diving into the year ahead.

On Monday, all students will be together for the first time this school year. SWCS looks forward to having everyone back and kicking off the first full week together!

The thrilling excitement of a new season of interscholastic high school athletics is finally here, bringing our communit...
08/21/2026

The thrilling excitement of a new season of interscholastic high school athletics is finally here, bringing our community together to celebrate our students! As we prepare to fill the stands for Week 1 gridiron action, we invite all fans to take the OHSAA’s "Respect in the Game" pledge to ensure a positive and uplifting environment for everyone.

📣For all Fans: Let’s commit to being welcoming hosts to our guests and showing unwavering respect to our fellow fans, officials, and opponents. Most importantly for all attendees, our focus must remain exactly where it belongs: on the incredible student-athletes, marching bands, coaches, and staff who have worked tirelessly to compete and perform at their very best.

📣Let's Talk Safety: “See something, say something:" When it comes to school safety, should you encounter someone being unsafe, not following guest/visitor procedures, or see anything out of the ordinary, we want to know about it! Find a school administrator and/or one of our law enforcement partners working the event to let them know!

📣For students: To maintain this focus and ensure safety at home football contests, we ask that our K-8 students spend their evening seated in the stands cheering on their classmates for as much of the evening as possible. Congregating in open areas, around concessions, or behind the stands often leads to disruptions requiring administrative or law enforcement intervention - directing time and precious resources away from the competing student-athletes in the field of play.

In closing, "Respect in the Game" is a pledge we all take and we ask that you bring your loudest cheers and deepest school spirit, but always engage in appropriate conduct with the utmost civility.

Together, we can make this season an unforgettable and supportive experience for our entire SWCS athletics community!

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