Worthington Christian School Alumni

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We want to share an update regarding Worthington Christian School’s Facebook presence. Unfortunately, we lost administrative access to our original accounts for Worthington Christian School, including Athletics, Alumni, and the Parents Group, in January 2023. Over the past two years, we’ve pursued multiple avenues to regain full access, but those efforts have not been successful.

We want to assure you that this incident was limited to Facebook only and did not involve a data breach of any kind. This involves only administrative access and did not affect any other Worthington Christian systems or expose any personal information associated with any followers. Consequently, this does not impact anyone’s personal accounts in any way.

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In a way, Gabby Cain (WC ‘18) is making up for lost time. While attending Indiana Wesleyan University, Cain and a friend made plans for a long European trip.

Then COVID put those vacation plans on hold. Cain made sure her dream was not detoured, just delayed.

In September, Cain landed a job as a language assistant in Cadiz on the peninsula of Spain.

“Seeing the world and experiencing different cultures has always been a passion of mine,” Cain said. “There is still something every day that amazes me and makes me grateful to live in Spain. “Whether running along the beach at sunset or exploring the oldest inhabited city in Europe, I’m reminded of the beautiful place I get to live.”

Cain discovered RVF International, an organization that seeks people who want to serve as English teachers in Spain. The program, run by the Spanish government, places native English speakers in schools to help increase students’ understanding of the English language.

Read the full story: https://bit.ly/3ZjqSih

When he was younger, filmmaker Luke Cheeseman (WC ’02) had his eyes focused and his heart set on heading west.

“When I was in Ohio, I wanted to go to California,” Cheeseman said. “I grew up listening to The Beach Boys and I even worked at Hollister, which is based on the L.A./Southern California life.

“I had a group of friends I was doing music stuff with, and you always have that ambitious dream of ‘Let’s all be in a band and move out to California.’”

However, the more time Cheeseman spends in California, the more he misses the fall season in Ohio. During this interview, Cheeseman was driving to a pumpkin patch in Solvang, Calif. (about a two-and-a-half-hour drive from Los Angeles), trying to recapture that Midwestern feeling.

Read the full story: https://bit.ly/3VoTOUX

As we approach the end of the year, Worthington Christian School is excited to highlight two dynamic initiatives that are part of our Greater Things Annual Giving Campaign—Student Innovation Grants and Faculty Innovation Grants. These grants fuel creativity and drive innovation, empowering students and teachers to explore new ideas, implement transformative projects, and enhance the learning experience.

Empowering Innovation through Student and Faculty Innovation Grants - Worthington Christian School Our Greater Things Annual Giving Campaign includes two new initiatives—Student Innovation Grants and Faculty Innovation Grants.