Board Establishes COVID-19 Committees

Board of Education passes Resolution for Return to School 2020-2021

FCPH Recommendation/Board of Education Meeting Video

2020-21 Responsible Restart Plan

Dublin City Schools Statement regarding Social Media accounts

Student Accident Insurance

2020-21 State Guidelines and District Draft Proposals for Returning to School

Columbus State provides affordable higher education options

Permanent Improvement portion of levy funds summer projects

Dublin City Schools Board of Education reinforces commitment to social justice 

Jaclyn Palone named new Riverside Principal

Summer breakfast and lunch distribution

This summer, Dublin City School's meal distribution service will continue through July 31, with the exception of June 29-July 3.

Questions about the 2020-21 school year?

If you have questions about the summer in Dublin City Schools or the 2020-21 school year? Click the link above.

Congratulations to the Class of 2020!

Congratulations to the Class of 2020! You can watch videos of all high school ceremonies by clicking on the link above.

Andy Wilkinson named next Grizzell Principal

During its regular meeting on April 13, the Dublin City Schools Board of Education approved Dublin Jerome High School Assistance Principal Andy Wilkinson as the next principal of Grizzell Middle School, effective Aug. 1.

Board approves two new elementary principals

During its regular meeting on March 16, the Dublin City Schools Board of Education approved Dr. Porsha Robinson-Ervin as the next principal of Deer Run Elementary School and Josh Page as the new principal of Eli Pinney Elementary School, both effective Aug. 1.

Dublin City Schools closed March 16-May 1 due to COVID-19

We have posted the latest COVD-19 information at this link.

Persistence, Perseverance and Pathways for Parents - Failure is an Option!

On Feb. 29, Be Well 2: A Parent University Event by Dublin and Hilliard Schools will take place at Emerald Campus and Hilliard Darby

Board lowers elementary class caps

The opening of two new elementary schools this fall will allow the District to reduce its elementary class caps two students per grade level.