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Superintendent Trent Bowers features staff members who show the Worthington School district is driven, caring, active and responsible.

In April 2026, our elementary schools will welcome our incoming kindergarten students and their families.

Bluffsview, Brookside, Evening Street, Granby, Slate Hill and Worthington Estates will be on April 22.

Colonial Hills, Liberty, Wilson Hill, Worthington Hills, and Worthington Park will be on April 23.

As a district, we know that learning happens everywhere—not just in a quiet classroom. While construction has been a hurdle, it has also turned our schools into a real-world lab for problem-solving and collaboration.

Our students have stayed creative despite the chaos, and we believe these challenges are building a resilience that will serve them long after the dust settles.

Review the Worthington Schools Quality Profile to learn more about the students and staff that make up our district!

A recent OSU study highlights a growing concern statewide: when abatements become widespread - especially in areas that are already thriving - they tend to deliver diminishing returns.

The cost is borne by existing residents, who end up shouldering more of the load for schools, libraries, and public services.