DUBLIN, Ohio (WCMH) — After unveiling new elementary and middle school maps last year, Dublin City Schools is readying to redraw high school boundaries in 2025 as construction begins to expand ...

As Dublin City Schools reworks high school boundaries for the first time in about two decades, the superintendent hopes the new maps will last at least another 10 years.

Dublin City Schools is expecting approximately 2,000 additional high school students over the next decade. Here’s what they’re planning to do about it.

Dublin City Schools Superintendent John Marschhausen speaks to parents attending a public feedback session on elementary and middle school redistricting plans on Oct 21, 2024, at Jerome High School.

DUBLIN, Ohio (WCMH) — When parents of students with disabilities or special needs ask online forums which central Ohio public school district would work for them, the comments are frequently … ...

Dublin City Schools unveiled draft maps for redistricting of four elementary and four middle schools in the northeast part of the district during a public forum Monday evening. Held at Dublin ...

DUBLIN, Ohio (WCMH) — Dublin City Schools is weighing whether to transform a central Ohio healthcare provider’s headquarters into a new high school for the district. The school district signed ...

DUBLIN, Ga. — According to the National Center for Education Statistics, last October, 45% of public schools were operating without a full teaching staff. Dublin City Schools are fully staffed ...

Dublin School Board Trustee from 1996-2004 (two terms). ... Dublin City Council member since 2008, currently vice mayor. Dublin Planning Commissioner for four years.

DUBLIN, Ohio — Dr. Todd Hoadley is stepping down as the superintendent of Dublin City Schools. A spokesperson for the district confirmed to 10TV on Monday night that Hoadley and the Board of ...

DUBLIN, Ga. — For as long as people can remember, the Laurens County and Dublin City School systems have operated apart. It's the only place in Central Georgia, and one of a few in the state ...