Loveland Tiger Community,
Listening to our Loveland City School District community allows us to learn and grow while building relationships with families and community members. Over the last few years, we have worked collaboratively with the community to build our #beLOVEland Strategic Vision, host town halls, and gather input through community surveys.
We are creating a new Community Advisory Team (CAT) to provide more avenues for feedback and meaningful conversations. The CAT will serve as a bridge between the Loveland City School District community and district leadership.
Mission and Purpose
The primary mission of the Community Advisory Team is to advise district leadership on key priorities and issues facing the district. This feedback will enhance the quality of education and experience for students, parents, and staff. Members of the CAC will strive to offer informed suggestions to help the district reach the goals of the #beLOVEland Strategic Vision: Student Success, Collaborative Culture, Community Engagement, and Fiscal Responsibility.
There will be four meetings throughout the school year:
Wednesday, September 18, 2024 at 5:30p
Wednesday, October 16, 2024 at 5:30p
Wednesday, February 12, 2025 at 5:30p
Wednesday, March 12, 2025 at 5:30p
How To Get Involved
The Community Advisory Team is open to district residents, parents, students, and staff who are passionate about education and making a difference. If you are interested in joining the Community Advisory Team for the 24-25 school year, please apply by following this link to complete a brief Google Form. Applications will be accepted through August 30, 2024.
If you have any questions, please let me know: mikebroadwater@lovelandschools.org.
Go Tigers!
Mike Broadwater
Superintendent
Loveland City Schools
Loveland Tiger Community,
Fiscal responsibility is one of the main goals of our #beLOVEland Strategic Vision, and our community has let us know that they want us to advocate for solutions to Loveland’s unique state funding challenges.
Over the past few months, we’ve taken a few important steps in that process. About thirty community members have volunteered to be part of our State School Funding Committee. We have held two meetings with this group to educate them about Ohio’s school funding model and how it impacts Loveland City Schools. That group will continue its work, and we expect to share more information with our community soon about how you can help us lobby state lawmakers.
We began conversations with state lawmakers last month during a visit to Columbus. Loveland City School District Board of Education President Jonathan Eilert, Vice President Lynn Mangan, Superintendent Mike Broadwater, and I had conversations with several lawmakers. We met with State Senator Terry Johnson of District 14, State Senator Steve Wilson of District 7, and State Representative Rachel Baker of District 27, who represent our district in Columbus. We found them all receptive to our message and look forward to continuing the conversation.
If you have questions about district finances, please contact me at espyjo@lovelandschools.org.
John Espy
Treasurer
Loveland City Schools
Loveland Middle School and Loveland High School have both been named “Purple Star Schools” by the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce. The Purple Star designation recognizes our commitment to students and families connected to our nation’s military. Military-connected students and families face special challenges when moving between schools or when a parent or guardian is deployed.
Loveland City School District
Email: setteran@lovelandschools.org
Website: www.lovelandschools.org
Location: 757 S Lebanon Rd, Loveland, OH, USA
Facebook: www.facebook.com/lovelandcityschools/
Twitter: @LovelandTigers
