Add your name, special message to WC’s new outdoor plaza. The cornerstone of the new J. Thomas Anglea Upper School Campus is a special outdoor space that symbolizes God’s light and path in the history of WC. This welcoming area spotlights three foundational truths upon which WC was founded. Salvation is a result of God’s […]
Continue Reading BRICK & BENCH SALES OPEN THROUGH SEPTEMBER 30
New Lower School Principal’s Journey to WC Started Many Years Ago Nanci Griffith was only recently hired as Worthington Christian School’s Lower School-Grades 3-6 principal, but she has been a part of the greater WC community for over 10 years. Griffith’s oldest child, Emily (WC ’14), joined WC’s student body as a ninth grader in […]
1986 graduate honored for work with orphan care, adoption, and foster care Established in 2009, the annual Alumni of the Year award is an opportunity for the WC community—both past and present—to collectively celebrate the mission of the school being lived out among its 2,800 graduates. A committee representing a cross-section of the school selects the recipient based on the […]
Continue Reading 2020 ALUMNA OF THE YEAR: SUZY (MOESCHBERGER) ROTH (WC ’86)
At a time in our world in which there is so much rhetoric, so many negative interpersonal exchanges, and an overwhelming amount of division, a recent discussion hosted by Grace Polaris Church featuring WC alumnus Joshua Mitchell (WC ’18) comes like a breath of fresh air. A few weeks ago, Grace Polaris pastors Mike Yoder […]
Continue Reading JOSH MITCHELL (WC ’18) DISCUSSES THE GOSPEL, THE CHURCH, AND RACE
Love is an action word for the Gregorys, who met in a Worthington Christian Spanish class Perhaps the Spanish had it right all along. Americans have just one word for “love;” it can be an adjective, a noun, or a verb. The same word can be used to describe one’s relationship with their soul mate, […]
Boat becomes home for two WC graduates while working as nurses in New York City [Editor’s Note: COVID-19 has changed the course of our lives unexpectedly. This story highlights how two WC alumni’s lives changed drastically during this current season. Be sure to check WC’s social media platforms in the coming days to read more […]
Continue Reading TURNING POINTS: RACHEL (MEEKER) HARTLEY (WC ’11) AND THOMAS HULING (WC ’07)
From the first date, the Stanleys knew they had a perfect match On one of his first days at Worthington Christian High School, Steve Stanley (WC ’98) rearranged algebra teacher Kary Burby’s seating chart and ultimately changed his future. Stanley, who transferred from Upper Arlington to Worthington Christian, spied Brooke May (WC ’97) across the […]
Continue Reading INSEPARABLE: STEVE (WC ’98) AND BROOKE (MAY) STANLEY (WC ’97)
Week-long break up and long-distance romance didn’t stop the Curries from getting married Worthington Christian graduates Dawn (Dorrow) and Tom Currie (WC ’81) have always been a couple since the two started dating shortly before Christmas in 1980. Well, almost always. “We broke up for a week in March of our sophomore years in college,” […]
Continue Reading STAYING TOGETHER: TOM AND DAWN (DORROW) CURRIE (WC ’81)
Going their separate ways after high school, faith brings Worthington Christian couple back together For most of their time at Worthington Christian High School, Carson Wellman (WC ’10) and Danna Jimenez (WC ’07) traveled in vastly different social circles. Danna was getting ready to graduate and Carson was just an underclassman. Classmates were more than […]
Continue Reading DIFFERENT PATHS: CARSON (WC ’10) AND DANNA (JIMENEZ) WELLMAN (WC ’07)
Head of School Troy McIntosh shares thoughts on recent events in our country. The last three months have been wildly disorienting for our nation. Grief, anger, frustration, anxiety, and hardship have become common acquaintances for so many of us. It is enough to make us who are believers call out and say, “Lord, have mercy.” […]
Continue Reading THOUGHTS ON GIVING OUR STUDENTS A BIBLICAL APPROACH TO INJUSTICE
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