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Happening Now in Bexley Schools

Our Stories

Learning with Curiosity, Demonstrating Kindness, and Embracing Equity – It's in Our DNA.

Espen Price

Bexley High School Class of 2026

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“To live in a community like Bexley has made me realize how lucky I am to experience such an amazing education with teachers, students, and staff who really care about who you are.”

Dr. Aimee White

Director of Students Services & Accessibility

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“Inclusion means welcoming all students, all staff, and all community members. Varying abilities, interests, passions and perspectives make us stronger, not only as a school community but as a greater community as well. Inclusion is about recognizing and celebrating the value of each individual and how they enrich our lives!”

Branden Jones

Bexley Middle School 6th-Grade Student

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“Kindness is one of the most important things a person can show. It’s what people feel and helps to light up a person’s day. Kindness can make a huge difference.”

Oliver Bellamy

Cassingham Elementary School Counselor

We champion curiosity, kindness, and equity so that our schools are places where:

Creativity, innovation, and critical thinking flourish.

Teaching and learning are culturally responsive and relevant to a changing world.

Students have the academic, social, and emotional supports to define and experience success and to recognize that failure is a natural part of learning.

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We nurture belonging, joy, and an ethic of care.

Diversity of perspectives, lived experiences, and identities are reflected in programs, policies, and practices that foster inclusion and equity.

Everyone feels safe and supported.