City of Westerville, OH
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The Westerville School District
Founded in 1855, the Westerville School District, as it covers 52 square miles in Franklin and Delaware Counties, is more than four times the size of the city of Westerville itself.
The Westerville School District maintains more than twenty schools, including three high schools and three specialized curriculum K-5 schools for Arts, Global Studies, and Math/Science. Be it in the classroom with multiple National Merit Scholars annually, or on the field with state championships, excellence is the expectation not the goal.
Administration Building
336 South Otterbein Avenue
Elementary Schools
Alcott, 7117 Mt. Royal Avenue
Annehurst, 925 West Main Street
Central College, 1825 Sunbury Road
Cherrington, 522 Cherrington Road
Emerson, 44 North Vine Street
Hanby, 56 South State Street
Hawthorne, 5001 Far View Road
Huber Ridge, 5757 Buenos Aires Boulevard
Fouse, 5800 South Old 3C Highway
Longfellow, 120 Hiawatha Avenue
Mark Twain, 799 East Walnut Street
McVay, 270 South Hempstead Road
Pointview, 720 Pointview Road
Robert Frost, 270 North Spring Road
Whittier, 130 East Walnut Street
Wilder, 6375 Goldfinch Drive
Middle Schools
Blendon, 223 South Otterbein Avenue
Genoa, 5948 South Old 3C Highway
Heritage, 390 North Spring Road
Walnut Springs, 888 East Walnut Street
High Schools
Central 7118 Mt. Royal Avenue
North, 950 County Line Road
South, 303 South Otterbein Avenue
Otterbein College
Otterbein College, a community and cultural staple since 1847, is annually rated as one of the premier liberal arts colleges in the country. Boasting 3,000 students from 30 states and more than 30 foreign countries, Otterbein offers more than 50 Baccalaureate and Master level majors. Always a trendsetter, Otterbein was the first institution of higher learning in the United States to admit women without restrictions, the first to include women on its faculty, and one of the first to admit students of color. Aside from Otterbein, there are dozens of other colleges and universities in central Ohio, providing a first-rate workforce for Westerville businesses.
Westerville Public Library
Located in historic Uptown Westerville, the Westerville Public Library offers learning opportunities for those who want to continue their education but not necessarily in a formal environment. The library was recently rated as the best library of its size in the United States, boasting over 300,000 resources and serving more than 65,000 cardholders.
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