Worthington Estates Elementary School

You must practice to be good

Presenting their exhibit

Slater steps down as Estates principal

Turner arrives in Worthington ready for change

Jones was the best

Ohio Electricity Workshop

Bugging out

Students get taste of pioneer days

Lending a helping hand

D.A.R.E. gets reprieve for rest of school year

Garden to be Paul Jones Memorial

Worthington Estates Reflections winners

Memorial garden honors Jones

A flag-raising experience

COSI wheels into Worthington Estates

Fourth-grade feast

Living history

Involved in the action

Quiet conversation

Market Days a success

Book fair committee

Planetary performance

Talent reflected in Worthington Estates winners

WOW! shoppers

The Wright Stuff

Chess champions

Getting his John Hancock

WEES safety patrol climbs to top

District: We rarely use herbicides

Low five

Jazz quartet makes debut

Aiding Faith Mission

Worldly visitor

African experience

Rock stars

Class to adopt family, buy llama

The Russians are dancing. . .

Worthington Estates first-graders acclimate to full day

Universal communication

Foreign Language Picnic helps diverse cultures mix

District still facing students' racial discrimination suit

Honoring veterans

Going wild

School staff wants control over violence

Worthington Estates plans playground work

School board joins in praise of two buildings' progress

Celebration of Community auction event a success

Fun-filled events mark four decades at Worthington Estates

Williams bids school, tetherball farewell

Students' artwork up for grabs at fundraising auction

Carpenter brings 'wealth of experience' to school

Worthington Estates shows off diverse cultures of student body

Illness keeps third of Worthington Estates students home

Leadership program will be principal pair's legacy

Elementary PTA thanks fundraiser support

A sweet start to school

A sweet start to school

Schools: Green Apple Day of Service: Projects promote sustainability

Discussions on overcrowding: Redistricting among options on the table

School enrollment: Projections of growth driving discussions

Crowded elementary schools: Parents want a plan for handling growth