In the News
08-30-2010Return of football at Franklin Heights led to memorable day for senior Cody Evans
08-30-2010Excellent rating for SWCS
08-26-2010Many school grades rise, but fewer districts rated A-plus
08-24-2010South-Western Administrators and School Board Reach Agreement
08-24-2010South-Western Schools Earn an 'A'
08-24-2010South-Western Administrators' Contract Approved
08-24-2010Westland's Wait Almost Over
08-19-2010South-Western receives 2010 U.S. Department of Education REMS Grant
08-19-2010Holton Road Bicycle Trail Officially Opens
08-09-2010Grove City Announces the Opening of the Grove City Center for Higher Education This Fall
08-03-2010Goin' camping | High school football: Many happy returns at Grove City
06-09-2010CCHS Teacher Inspires Students with Her Fight - ONN Teacher of the Month
06-01-2010Congratulations Class of 2010! We're proud of you!
06-01-2010PTA Awards 72 Scholarships to Graduating SWCS Seniors
05-27-2010Pleasant View Middle School Student Places 4th in the State in the 2010 Power of the Pen Competition
05-27-2010Three schools receive ARRA Title II-D Grants for 2010-2011 school year
04-28-2010Grove City road resurfacing may cause traffic delays.
04-13-2010NBC4i.com - School District Finds Success Educating Foreign-Born Students - April 13, 2010
04-08-2010The Columbus Dispatch - OSU-West Franklin Elementary School Partnership - April 8, 2010
03-26-2010Melissa Lindsey is Zonta Club Outstanding Young Woman
03-26-2010Governor’s Regional Art Exhibit
03-26-2010Power of the Pen Regional Competition
03-24-2010The South-Western Council of PTAs honors its Reflections Program winners
03-26-2010Chihuly Over Hayes
03-23-2010SWCA Greenscape Program Announces Spring Mulch and Plant Sale
03-16-2010Norton Middle School Students are Finalists in NASA WLMR Design Challenge
03-10-2010Columbus Dispatch: South-Western Pledges Cuts
03-05-2010Westland Art Club provides art supplies for Head Start Program
03-01-2010Operation Medicine Drop: Medication Disposal Event Saturday, April 17, 2010
02-27-2010Grove City High School Orchestra Earns Top Rating at State Contest
02-25-2010PTA Council Honors Helping Hands and Lifetime Achievement Award Recipients
02-25-2010Darby Woods Student has Artwork Accepted into Youth Art Month Exhibition
02-25-2010Franklin Heights Students Selected for Buckeye Boys State
02-25-2010Franklin Heights Students Selected for Buckeye Girls State
02-19-2010Students and Staff have work published in OAGC Review
02-18-2010Thirty-Two South-Western Students Qualify for State DECA Competition
02-18-2010Fifty-One South-Western Students Qualify for State BPA Competition
02-17-2010Ninth Annual SWCS Spelling Bee
02-02-2010CCHS Senior Signs a Letter of Intent to Run Cross Country at Tiffin College
01-25-2010Three Finland Middle School Students Participate in Ohio Regional Future City Competition at COSI
01-14-2010Campus Safety Magazine Names Safety Director Gary Sigrist, Jr. as one of the Top 10 Campus Safety Directors of the Year
01-14-2010Two GCHS Students Participate in Honors Band
01-14-2010GCHS Students Qualify for National DECA Career Development Conference Stock Market Game Competition
01-14-2010GCHS Guidance Counselor Named December OEA Teacher of the Month
01-14-2010SWCA/WHS Student Receives “Choose Ohio First” STEM scholarship
01-05-2010FHHS NJROTC Air Rifle Team Places 10th in the Nation
Timely Information
SWCS Marching Band Showcase
October 21, 2010, 7:00 p.m. (rain or shine)
Franklin Heights High School
Open House Dates for 2010-2011
New Immunization Requirements for students entering the 7th grade next year.
(Spanish / Somali / Ukrainian)
For your convenience, the Franklin County Board of Health offers monthly neighborhood immunization clinics.
STUDENT ENROLLMENT CENTER
2010-2011 REGISTRATION INFORMATION
24-Hour Information Line: 614-801-8985
Student Enrollment Center: 614-801-6280, Fax: 614-801-6603
Parents enrolling students in grades kindergarten through 12 in the South-Western City School District for the 2010-2011 school year are invited to register at the new year-round Student Enrollment Center (see map below) located at Central Crossing High School, 4500 Big Run South Road, Grove City, beginning July 19 from 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. High school students enrolling during the summer will receive instructions on meeting with their guidance counselor for scheduling purposes.
Students do not need to be present during the registration process. If your child is already enrolled in South-Western, you do not need to re-enroll your child.
NOTE: Parents are required to show a state-issued photo ID at the time of registration.
2010-2011 Enrollment Information
2010-2011 Enrollment Dates (English / Spanish / Somali)
2010-2011 Enrollment Information (English / Spanish / Somali)
The following student documents are required at registration:
- Original birth certificate, (or) original hospital certificate,
(or) original Baptismal certificate.
- A current lease, deed, or two current utility bills (in the parent or guardian’s name) to prove residency.
- Custody documents, signed by a judge, designating the custodial parent (in cases of divorce).
- Custodial parent/guardian photo ID
- Immunization (shot) records.
- If enrolling from a foreign country for the first time, proof of a negative tuberculosis (TB) test is required.
Registration Information
HOW TO REGISTER YOUR CHILD FOR SCHOOL
To enter kindergarten, a child must be five years old by September 30. The documentation required to register a child for school can be found here.
Summer Enrollment for Head Start and Public Preschool
Free or reduced cost preschool programs. Must meet income eligibility requirements.
August 9-20, 2010 10am to 3pm Monday-Friday
Head Start offices, 4308 Haughn Rd. Grove City, OH 43123
Call 801-8429 or 801-8438 for information in English and Spanish
Children with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
KidsOhio.org has developed an eight-page report, ”Key Facts About South-Western City Schools,” which provides information about the district from state and county sources.
KidsOhio.org was created in 2002 in response to community, education and business leaders who wanted an effective, data-driven, nonpartisan organization focused on improving public education in Ohio. The organization is nonpartisan, funded by the private sector and does not accept any government monies or contracts.


