Northridge Local Schools announced that the Board of Education will hold a special meeting on August 12, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. to address start-up business for the 2025–2026 school year.
According to Northridge Local Schools, the meeting will cover topics that may include approval of staffing assignments, updates to instructional materials, and review of transportation schedules. Board members are also expected to discuss final preparations for school facilities, ensuring that buildings, classrooms, and equipment are ready for the first day of instruction. This meeting will serve as an opportunity to confirm that all necessary policies, contracts, and operational plans are in place ahead of the school year’s launch.
In addition to operational matters, the special meeting will allow the Board of Education to address any unresolved issues from prior sessions and to act on time-sensitive recommendations from district administrators. This could involve approving agreements with service providers, reviewing extracurricular program readiness, and confirming any changes to student services or academic programs. The gathering will follow public meeting requirements, allowing community members to observe the proceedings.
The Northridge Local Schools Board of Education oversees district operations and policies, meeting monthly on the third Tuesday at 6:30 PM in the District Office. Meeting recordings and minutes are available online and in the office, which is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM. The board includes President Evelyn Vance, Vice President Jeffrey Schrock, and members Jayma Bammerlin, Kate Creager, and Doug Hart.
The Northridge Local School District serves about 1,200 students across four schools and offers a centralized campus with modern facilities and a low student-teacher ratio for personalized learning. Spanning three counties near Columbus, the district provides a rural yet connected lifestyle and is recognized for its support of military families through the Purple Star designation. Northridge High School features Advanced Placement courses, gifted programs, and extracurricular activities while partnerships with C-TEC (Career & Technology Education Centers) give students access to career-focused education. Students also engage in successful Future Farmers of America (FFA), music, and sports programs within a community that values tradition, safety, and student achievement.
