Part 2: Our Olentangy student well-being, technology safety, and instructional technology teams are sharing how to help students navigate our digital world. On this episode, they will discuss digital balance and wellness, and digital equity and inclusion.

Part 1: Our Olentangy student well-being, technology safety, and instructional technology teams have come together for an informative discussion and presentation on helping our students navigate our digital world. On this episode, the group will cover digital fluency and digital safety.

Fifth grade students from Alum Creek Elementary join us to share about the Ruling Our eXperiences (ROX) group, offered in Olentangy elementary and middle schools.

Hear from Olentangy's Superintendent and Treasurer as they discuss the March ballot issue on this month's Hello, Olentangy podcast. Learn about school funding, why Olentangy is on the ballot now, and the impact of growth and overcrowding on the student experience.

Olentangy High School seniors discuss their DECA project on building awareness around the negative impacts of social media on minors and new state legislation. *We want to caution listeners that student self-harm is discussed in this episode.

Listen to the talented Ananya of Indian Springs Elementary, an elementary winner of our Olentangy Student Podcast.

Listen to the talented Juliette of Scioto Ridge Elementary, an elementary winner of our Olentangy Student Podcast.

Indian Springs Elementary’s Sai shares his thoughts on this winning episode from the Olentangy Student Podcast Challenge.

Shale Meadows Elementary’s Samrit discusses his thoughts on this winning episode from the Olentangy Student Podcast Challenge.

Featured on this episode as a winner of the Olentangy Student Podcast Challenge, Berkshire Middle School students discuss a recipe for success.

Listen to Olentangy Student Podcast winner, Olentangy High School’s Alexander F., as he demonstrates his talents on this episode.

Elementary teachers share about their SMILES initiative. SMILES is a reverse-inclusion format that began at Olentangy Meadows Elementary and is slowly being introduced in other schools across our district.

Olentangy Liberty High School seniors and their advisor talk about the mentorship programs available at our four high schools, and how students obtain internship-like, real-world experiences in their fields of interest.

Math coaches share about the math specialist role in our elementary and middle schools, and their work to implement the new math curriculum, Bridges, into elementary classrooms.

Four seniors in their final stretch before graduation talk about their time in Olentangy Schools and the impact it has made on them both academically and personally.

Director of Curriculum Vince DeTillio speaks with Liberty Middle School teacher Joe Cherubino and Heritage Elementary Intervention Specialist Theresa Knapp about Seeds of Change and how it has impacted their classroom teaching.

Listen to Olentangy high school students discuss their experiences participating in our Model United Nations and how students can get involved.

S.E.L.A.C. committee (Student Equity Leadership Advisory Council) members discuss their mission in the District and how students can get involved.

Olentangy High School Active Minds students share about their mission to address students' mental health and well-being, and how they are making a difference in the Braves community.

Hear from Abhinaya R. of Berkshire Middle School, whose talents made her a middle school winner of the Olentangy Student Podcast Challenge.

Hyatts Middle School student Jiaqi L. is featured on this episode as a winner of the Olentangy Student Podcast Challenge.

Listen to the talented Dakota G. of Olentangy Meadows Elementary, an elementary winner of our Olentangy Student Podcast.

Glen Oak Elementary’s Adhvik J. shares his thoughts on this winning episode from the Olentangy Student Podcast Challenge.

Olentangy Student Podcast Challenge elementary winner Ananya T. of Indian Springs Elementary is featured in this episode.

Listen to Olentangy Student Podcast winner, Berlin High School’s Keertana J., as she demonstrates her talents on this episode.

Monnisha T. of Liberty High School is another winner of our Olentangy Student Podcast Challenge. Tune in to hear her winning episode.

Jack P. of Liberty High School is a high school winner of the Olentangy Student Podcast Challenge. Listen to his winning podcast episode.

Student leaders of Berlin High School's Interact service club share about the organizations and causes the club supports throughout central Ohio and the reasons for the club's incredible student involvement; having logged over 2,000 student service hours in the first semester this school year.

Mrs. Granata, Speech and Debate Team advisor, has a conversation with students on competition, lessons learned and the growth of the team throughout the District.

Listen to Mr. Bachmann and members of the Olentangy High School Ozone Robotics Team discuss their program, experiential learning and the challenges of robotics competitions.

Listen to Vince De Tillio, Director of Curriculum, discuss the Portrait of a Learner initiative in the District.

Jaclyn Roscoe (Assistant Director of Pupil Services-Preschool), Stefanie Daberkow (Assistant Director of Pupil Services-Elementary) and Malika Jefferson (Assistant Director of Pupil Services-Secondary) discuss the services and support offered in the District.

Listen to Assistant Director of Student Well-Being Allisha Berendts and Supervisor of Student Well-Being Dr. Katie Branson discuss supporting students and families in the District.

Listen to Olentangy Human Resources Assistant Directors Nancy Freese and Jennifer Iceman discuss employment opportunities in our school district.

Listen to Mikela Thomas, Assistant Director of the Equity and Inclusion Department, discuss “Promoting a Culture of Inclusive Excellence," in Olentangy Schools.

Hear an overview of Olentangy Local School District curriculum with Peggy McMurry, Director of Curriculum.

Hear an overview of Olentangy Local School District with Superintendent Mark T. Raiff.