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Westerville superintendent emphasizes student supports, community ties after levy passage
Summary
Superintendent Angie Hamburg told the Westerville City Schools podcast that the November ballot measure's passage lets the district refocus on student supports, including continued rollout of MTSS, stronger community engagement and efforts to build a sense of belonging for all 14,500 students across 25 buildings.
Angie Hamburg, superintendent of Westerville City Schools, said the passage of a November ballot measure has allowed the district to shift from campaigning to concentrating on classroom supports and community engagement.
"We're very grateful and relieved that that passed so that we can focus on our regular work and our core business of meeting our kids' needs and educating them," Hamburg said on the district podcast hosted by Melanie Amato.
Hamburg described two district priorities she is most proud of so far this year: expanding the district's multi-tiered systems of support (MTSS) and strengthening districtwide alignment of curriculum and programs. "Kate Toma, our curriculum director, and…
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