To Our Springboro Families:
I am excited to welcome you all back to the 2022-2023 school year! Over the summer, I hope you took time for yourself to do the things you and your family enjoy and that your children are feeling rejuvenated and ready to be back in the classroom to learn. I know our teachers and staff are looking forward to the start of another great year here in Springboro!
It is my honor to serve as Superintendent of Springboro Schools, and I am thankful for the opportunity to serve our students, teachers, staff, and community members. Beginning this year, and guiding us over the next several years, will be our district-wide strategic plan. This strategic plan is the result of many staff members coming together to provide a vision for our district. It is a roadmap to keep our focus clear as we remain committed to each student and their needs as an individual. I encourage you to read through our strategic plan and learn more about the exciting opportunities waiting to take place at Springboro Schools.
I want to extend a huge thank you to our Springboro community for your unwavering support. In May of 2021, we asked our voters for the passage of a Permanent Improvement (PI) Levy. This PI levy saw voter approval of nearly 70% adding a new additional 2-mill levy that generates roughly $3 million a year to be used for permanent improvements lasting five years or more to school facilities such as building repairs, HVAC, new school buses, and district maintenance. We pride ourselves on being good stewards of taxpayer dollars, and the improvements that are being made because of this PI Levy would not have been possible without your continued support.
Our Operations, Grounds, and Maintenance staff have been working tirelessly to have every building looking sharp and ready for the start of the upcoming school year. Whether it was new carpet, new asphalt, updated lighting, new tennis courts, new buses, or re-paved walkways, the improvements will be highly beneficial for years to come and would not have been possible without the work of our staff or the support of our community
One of the goals within our strategic plan is the continued implementation of a safe environment for all our students, teachers, and staff. We encourage everyone, if you “See Something, Say Something.” If you believe your child is being bullied, harassed, intimidated, or you suspect any type of suspicious behavior, contact your child’s Principal or report the incident through our Student Safety Reporting System. This same system also has an App, "Stay Safe. Speak Up!" This is tied to the same safety reporting system used by Springboro Schools and is offered as an App for your convenience.
Thank you again to every one of you for your continued faith and commitment in Springboro Schools. Without you, we would not be able to achieve the success we have endured for so long. You trust us each and every day to educate your students, while providing a safe and secure environment for all. We take this very seriously and remain committed to this as our top priority. Please feel free to reach out with any questions, thoughts, concerns, or to share any good news happening in your child’s school or our great community!
Sincerely,
Carrie Hester, Superintendent
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If you believe your child is being bullied, harassed, or you suspect any type of suspicious behavior, contact your child’s principal or report the incident through our Student Safety Reporting System.
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Student Safety Reporting App |
This is tied to the same safety reporting system used by Springboro Schools.
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Share Your Story Idea
Have a story idea? Share it with Springboro Schools!
While we prefer to know about events or activities before they happen, we still encourage you to share your story afterwards. Please send us a summary of what occurred and any photos you may have taken by e-mail to the Communications Coordinator, or by filling out a Story Idea Submission Form.
Cell phone photos are acceptable, however we prefer them to be horizontal and at least 1024 x 768 pixels. Low quality, or out-of-focus photos, run the risk of not being usable. Please note, if you send the district photos, any students visible in the photos must have a signed media release on file for the current school year. The main office in any school building will have this information.
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