The Westerville City School Board of Education approved the November 2024 Five-Year Forecast, as presented by Treasurer/CFO Nicole Marshall, at its regular board meeting on November 25, 2024.

Kennedy St. Clair, a 2024 graduate from Westerville South High School, has been named the Educational Options for Success (EOS) program’s 13th Outstanding Graduate.

Westerville Central High School’s Warhawk Theatre is bringing to life the Broadway version of Disney’s Beauty and the Beast for its winter musical.

Westerville North High School junior Ben Munson participated in the 2024 Ohio Music Education Association’s South Central Region Orchestra concert on Nov. 24 at Upper Arlington High School.

Westerville Central High School students whose memoirs were published in the book, The Ones Among Us: Memoirs of Culturally Diverse Students in America, were recently part of a keynote presentation at the 2024 Ohio Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Conference in Lewis Center.

Hanby Elementary students got a taste of what fourth-graders are learning about with a school-wide sampling of Three Sisters Soup, a Native American recipe that includes three of the main indigenous crops of North America: corn, squash and beans. 

Heritage Middle School students raised more than $400 for the opportunity to bedazzle the head of one of four educators: Principal Dr. Dru Tomlin, Assistant Principal Stuart Gartrell, Connections teacher Jason Tucker and physical education teacher Kerry Burton. 

Heritage Middle School student leaders spent Monday and Tuesday mornings creating blankets for My Very Own Blanket, a Westerville-based nonprofit dedicated to providing handmade blankets to children in foster care. 

Ten Westerville City Schools employees were honored for their contributions to students, dedication to their schools and their commitment to district values as part of the A+ Award recognition at Monday’s school board meeting.