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All this week, boys from six Westerville elementaries connected with role models who walked in their shoes — and who want to help them grow, develop and thrive in school and with their peers.

‘Tis the season for giving and helping those in need! Westerville City Schools is organizing a Holiday Help program this year, joining several organizations and businesses in the community that support families and fulfill the wish lists for so many children in the district. 

More than 100 students, family members and staff participated in the Westerville Education Foundation’s first-ever ‘Ville Scavenger Hunt on Oct. 3.

Huber Ridge Elementary staff hosted a breakfast celebration on Friday to recognize students who have consistently demonstrated being Safe, Aware, Helpful and Growing — the school’s behavior expectations — and skills outlined in the District’s Portrait of a Graduate framework: critical thinking, problem solving, social-emotional wellness, adaptability, collaboration and communication.

Nine Westerville City elementary and middle schools have signed up for the statewide Team Tressel Fitness Challenge this fall, encouraging students to build lasting exercise, sleep and nutrition habits.

The Big Bus is adding another stop to support more Westerville City Schools students and families.