In this month’s Head of School update, we celebrate WC students’ leadership and academic achievements. Dr. Hayes highlights an exciting new Student Leadership Initiative and shares ways families can make a WC education even more accessible. Tune in to see how our school continues to grow, impact liv
Winter Fun for the Whole Warrior Community!Bring the whole family and join us for an afternoon of basketball, winter fun, and school spirit! This special event is an opportunity for Warriors of all ages to come together, enjoy friendly competition, and connect with the WC community both on and off t
Tickets Now On Sale for AmélieUnder the leadership of award-winning Director David O’Roark, Worthington Christian’s theatre department is putting the finishing touches on the production Amélie as they anticipate their February 19, 20, and 21 performances of this year’s winter musical. This whimsical
The Ohio Christian Education Network’s (OCEN) Executive Director, Troy McIntosh, and Legal Counsel, Corrinne Vidales, recently released this informational webinar video to address common myths and misinformation surrounding the EdChoice program, and to provide an update on the current lawsuit agains
Thank you for your generosity and faithful support of Worthington Christian School in 2025.Your partnership plays an essential role in advancing our mission and supporting our students, faculty, and families.Charitable giving statements for gifts made in 2025 have been sent by email and by mail (whe
Susie Winfree Steps Into Head Coach RoleWe are excited to announce that Susie Winfree will lead our Girls Varsity Tennis program starting this Fall. Winfree, who has served as an Assistant Coach for both the girls and boys tennis programs over the years, will step into the Head Coach role next seaso
Recognizing strong academic outcomes and broad access to college-level learning across the Classes of 2025, 2026, and 2027Worthington Christian School has once again been named to the College Board’s AP School Honor Roll, earning Silver Distinction for 2025. The AP School Honor Roll was launched by
An experienced coach and educator brings expertise, leadership, and a passion for discipleship to Warrior Football.Following a competitive search that drew more than 30 applicants and multiple rounds of interviews with top candidates, a committee of parents, staff, and administrators selected Coach
As we begin 2026, hear how your taxes can provide scholarships for WC students, and how we’re continuing to prioritize campus safety for the year ahead. This message also shares important context ahead of upcoming tuition and fee information.Watch Here
A new season is here, and our athletic teams are ready to compete. In this winter preview, we’ll take a look at what’s ahead for each program, highlight key matches, and spotlight stories shaping the season.Boys Bowling PreviewGirls Bowling PreviewSwimming PreviewGirls Basketball Preview Boys Basket
Coach hoping influx of soccer players gels together with the rest of the basketball team.Grayden Little can’t sit still. After being part of the boys’ soccer team’s run to the Division IV state championship, the Worthington Christian senior planned to take a break before starting the basketball seas
WC turns the page, builds around lone senior Rogers and a strong junior class.For Aaron Davis, disappointment has a very short shelf life.The Worthington Christian varsity girls’ basketball team finished 8-15 overall last season, its first losing season since a 5-15 finish in the 2009-10 season.So,
Zhu, the Warriors focused on making Peterfish’s last season specialLast year, Sam Zhu, a junior for the Worthington Christian varsity boys swim team, got a front-row seat to see how far swimming can take an athlete. Zhu placed 32nd in the 500-yard freestyle in 5 minutes, 1.77 seconds at the Division
Girls’ bowling team looks to rebuild after the graduation of state qualifier Anja MuskopfBrenna Sweigard, the lone senior for the Worthington Christian varsity girls bowling team, knows she can’t be graduate Anja Muskopf.“I definitely feel the need to step up a little bit more because I am the bowle
Siblings, youth could provide the right mixture for boys’ bowling teamThe Worthington Christian varsity boys bowling team lost one of the key cogs from last year with the graduation of Atherton Bunner.The good news, according to coach Matt Hamilton, is that there are two Bunners left. The Warriors r
Equipping students to lead with courage, conviction, and Christlike character.Worthington Christian is committed to shaping students who lead with humility, courage, and Christlike character. Our Leadership Development Initiative provides intentional opportunities for students to grow as servant-lea
Opening doors for families through Christ-centered generosity and support.Financial Assistance ensures that a WC education remains accessible for families who would otherwise be unable to attend. Your generosity opens doors and extends Christlike compassion.Your Partnership Strengthens Our Mission—T
Empowering teachers to inspire students through innovative, mission-driven ideas.Faculty Innovation Grants empower teachers to develop new, mission-aligned ideas that enrich student learning and inspire spiritual growth.Stand With WC as We Lead to ServeAs this year comes to a close, we invite you to
Cultivating creativity and hands-on learning that prepares students to lead with purpose.Student Innovation Grants help students turn their ideas into action through hands-on learning rooted in creativity, collaboration, and biblical principles.Because Every Gift Helps Students Flourish in Heart, Mi
In this month’s Head of School message, Dr. Hayes celebrates the state champions Boys Varsity Soccer team and shares specific opportunities to support WC through year-end giving. From discipleship and faculty development to innovation and security, your gift helps move these priorities forward in me
WC Cheer Competition Team takes odd path to UCA’s national championship meet in OrlandoWhen they gathered at a Graeter’s ice cream shop on Oct. 27, few members of the Worthington Christian Cheer Competition Team felt like celebrating. Less than 24 hours before, the Warriors learned that despite a th
WC Theatre to perform a Christmas comedy on December 12 & 13Under the leadership of award-winning Director David O’Roark, Worthington Christian’s Middle School theatre department is putting the finishing touches on the production “10 Ways to Survive the Holidays” as they anticipate their December 12
Worthington Christian captures its fourth state championship with a 2-1 overtime win over Bay VillageOn what looked like one of the darkest nights of the season, a new star rose for the Worthington Christian boys soccer team.Sophomore forward Nolan Schoonover scored with 83 seconds left in regulatio
Congratulations Ethan, Anna, and Britton!The Ohio Scholastic Soccer Coaches Association (OSSCA) announced its All-Ohio honors this week for Girls & Boys Soccer. Here are the WC honorees:Girls SoccerBritton KibbeyAnna MeadowsBoys SoccerEthan CarrelCongratulations on a fantastic season, Warriors!