Worthington Schools

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Worthington Schools have a strong tradition of excellence and residents have high expectations for our schools. Every day, we strive for the goals that we have created for our students. We want to ensure you, from the moment they enter our school buildings, our young people will have a well-rounded education that will prepare them for careers college and life.

09/03/2026

A few of our elemenary school principals have a message for kids interested in the Gators Bike Park Kids Pelotonia Adventure Ride.

This event is special to them & they hope that you come out to raise money for cancer research on September 19th! It will be a fun day!

Kindergarten is where little learners discover that school is more than letters and numbers. It’s also about sharing, he...
09/03/2026

Kindergarten is where little learners discover that school is more than letters and numbers.

It’s also about sharing, helping, laughing, and finding someone who wants to play. Here’s to the friendships just beginning!

Attendance Awareness Month is here!The school year is a long season, and every day counts. Starting strong in September ...
09/01/2026

Attendance Awareness Month is here!

The school year is a long season, and every day counts. Starting strong in September helps students build routines, stay connected, and stay on track all year long.

As an All-Star District in the Stay in the Game! Attendance Network, we’re celebrating all month.

Most importantly, we’re on your team! If getting to school is a challenge, reach out. Together, we can find a way to keep every student in the game.

Worthington Schools has decided to end our contract with Flock Safety and remove the license plate reader cameras at our...
09/01/2026

Worthington Schools has decided to end our contract with Flock Safety and remove the license plate reader cameras at our high school entrances and exits.

While the cameras have provided some limited value, Superintendent Trent Bowers believes those benefits are not worth the potential impact on public trust. We can maintain the same physical security coverage using our existing cameras and a few additional standard security cameras without collecting automated license plate data.

Safety remains our priority, and we’ll continue to evaluate technology that helps keep our students and staff safe while respecting privacy and maintaining the trust of our community.



In the spring of 2024, Worthington Schools received an Ohio School Safety Grant that covered $30,000 of a $35,000 project to install Flock license plate reader cameras at the main entrances and exi…

It has been great to see our littliest learners back this week at Sutter Park Preschool!
08/28/2026

It has been great to see our littliest learners back this week at Sutter Park Preschool!

It is Football Night in Worthington!The Thomas Worthington Cardinals head to Worthington Kilbourne Wolves for a great ni...
08/28/2026

It is Football Night in Worthington!

The Thomas Worthington Cardinals head to Worthington Kilbourne Wolves for a great night of high school football and a chance to celebrate two schools that make our community proud.

Good luck to the players, coaches, marching bands, cheerleaders, student sections, families, fans and everyone who will be part of the night! Bring the energy, compete with pride, and most of all, represent Worthington well.

Two schools. One community. One great night under the lights.

08/27/2026

The Mentor Mindset in action: Karmyn Metzger.

Every day, Karmyn creates a classroom where students know they are valued, respected, and supported—and also expected to learn, grow, and challenge themselves.

She believes her students are capable of remarkable things. And because she believes it, they begin to believe it, too.

That’s the Mentor Mindset.

Our School Community Engagement Director Toya Spencer hosts a video series for young Worthington students called Ms. Toy...
08/26/2026

Our School Community Engagement Director Toya Spencer hosts a video series for young Worthington students called Ms. Toya Reads.

In an early episode, she shared the story of Dolly Parton and her vision for the Imagination Library which is a program built on the simple, powerful idea that every child should have access to books and the opportunity to fall in love with reading.

With Dolly's passing, we decided to share this segment as a reminder of what can happen when we invest in children, nurture their imaginations, and make reading a part of every child’s journey.

Click the link and enjoy this trip down memory lane. You can also share it with a young reader in your life.

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The latest Worth Knowing District Newsletter is hitting email boxes this morning!  - New Attendance Laws - EBike Safety ...
08/26/2026

The latest Worth Knowing District Newsletter is hitting email boxes this morning!

- New Attendance Laws
- EBike Safety & Podcast
- Back To School & First Day Photos

Make sure you check it out, or use the link below to get the info.

Worth Knowing

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200 E Wilson Bridge Road
Worthington, OH
43085

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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