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BACK-TO-SCHOOL
INFORMATION

It's almost time to head back to the classroom!

Families can find important information in the Worthington Back-To-School section of our website.


BACK TO SCHOOL 2026-2027

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FEATURE: TEACHING MIDDLE SCHOOL SCIENCE

Walk into a middle school science classroom in Worthington Schools and you may find students examining pine cones, singing about thermal energy, or debating how to solve a scientific problem.

While the activities may look different from traditional science lessons, they share a common purpose: helping students become curious thinkers, resilient learners, and problem solvers.

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WORTHINGTON SCHOOLS
Superintendent Trent Bowers

District Offices
200 East Wilson Bridge Rd.

Operations Center
6465 Busch Blvd.

(614) 450-6000

Contact Us

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WORTHINGTON SCHOOLS
Superintendent Trent Bowers

District Offices
200 East Wilson Bridge Rd.

Operations Center
6465 Busch Blvd.

(614) 450-6000

Contact Us

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WORTHINGTON SCHOOLS
Superintendent Trent Bowers

District Offices
200 East Wilson Bridge Rd.

Operations Center
6465 Busch Blvd.

(614) 450-6000

Contact Us

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WORTHINGTON SCHOOLS
Superintendent Trent Bowers

District Offices
200 East Wilson Bridge Rd.

Operations Center
6465 Busch Blvd.

(614) 450-6000

Contact Us

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WORTHINGTON SCHOOLS
Superintendent Trent Bowers

District Offices
200 East Wilson Bridge Rd.

Operations Center
6465 Busch Blvd.

(614) 450-6000

Contact Us

Upcoming Events

About Worthington Schools

10,831

Students 

65+

Languages Spoken

21

Schools/Programs

997

College Credits
Earned

88%

  88%

Attend a 2-year
or 4-year college

225+

225+

High School
Course Offerings

90+

High School Clubs

34

High School Sports

District News & Announcements

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This August, the Worthington School District welcomed a new group of talented educators ready to make a lasting difference for our kids.

As a Worthington graduate and someone who was once a below-average student, Superintendent Bowers knows firsthand how much a great teacher’s belief can change a life. That’s what we mean by “Be Kind to Kids” - see the potential, set a high bar, and give students the support they need to reach it.

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For generations, Worthington Schools has been shaped by a community that believes every child deserves the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive.

Together We Plan: Phase 3 continues that tradition by focusing on the rebuilding and renovation of our elementary schools and Sutter Park Preschool  - the places where curiosity is sparked, friendships are formed, and lifelong learning begins.

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