Show Choirs in Nashville, TN for Nationals
TIGER TALK: Superintendent’s Message
LOVELAND, OH (March 26, 2022) – The Loveland Schools are closed for Spring Break 2022 – classes will resume Monday, April 4. Superintendent Mike Broadwater shares that and more in his message here:

Mike Broadwater, Superintendent, Loveland City School District (Provided)
Superintendent’s Message
Loveland Tiger Families,
With about 4,500 students and hundreds of staff members, it’s impossible for me to know every great thing that’s going on in our buildings – but thankfully, I have YOU to let me know when there’s someone who should be celebrated.
On Monday, I got an email from Brianna Lardie, one of our parents at Loveland Primary, to give a few staff members a #beLOVEland shout-out. Here’s part of her message:
“My son, Axel who is in Mrs. Cooper’s first-grade class, was greeted by his AWESOME teacher and aide (Mrs. Howard) with shirts they had made for World Down Syndrome Day. They had their mismatching socks on too, we wear the socks to bring awareness to Down syndrome and the extra 21 chromosome people with Down syndrome have.
When Axel was a baby I was so nervous about where he would go to school because of horror stories I read about online about other schools all over the country. Axel has thrived every day in Loveland schools. We are so blessed by all the teachers he has had.
Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Howard have become “his people”. They are truly amazing with Axel and we are so blessed by them.”
We launched our #beLOVEland campaign to recognize the connection between our students, families, and staff – and that is at the heart of what we do. It’s truly what makes Loveland a special place. Anytime you have a question, a concern, or just want to celebrate someone, send an email my way: broadwmi@lovelandschools.org
I hope you have a happy, safe, and relaxing Spring Break. We’ll see our students back here on Monday, April 4.
Good luck to our Loveland Show Choirs as they compete in Show Choir Nationals in Nashville this weekend!
Go Tigers!
Mike Broadwater,
Superintendent,
Loveland City Schools
Evan Osgood Wins National Honor Society Scholarship
Congratulations to Evan Osgood who is one of 25 National Honor Society Scholarship National Finalists. The recognition comes with $5,625 in scholarship funds and a trip to Washington, D.C. for the Trailblazing Leadership Weekend in late April. Learn more about the NHS Scholarship program by following this link. As a finalist, he is eligible for $25,000 in additional scholarship funding to be awarded at the event. Great work, and way to represent our Loveland Tigers, Evan!
LHS Marks Hope Week
Loveland Welcomes Lawmakers
Loveland City School District has been fortunate enough to welcome several local lawmakers over the past few weeks.
US Congressman Steve Chabot, who represents the 1st District of Ohio visited Loveland Middle School, touring classrooms and chatting with students.
Representative Jessica Miranda, who represents District 28 in the Ohio House got a chance to see our Loveland Primary School and Elementary School campuses.
Representative Tom Brinkman, who represents District 27 in the Ohio House spoke to government classes at Loveland High School.
Each one of these visits was an opportunity for our elected leaders to see first-hand the work that is going on inside our Loveland City Schools, and spend some time with our students. Superintendent Mike Broadwater looks forward to continuing to build relationships with each of them and working together to make sure our students are successful.
We will continue to welcome lawmakers in the weeks ahead as part of the Buckeye Association of School Administrators (BASA) Hearts and Souls Project, which aims to put a face on the students of Ohio’s public schools and the educators who work tirelessly to serve them.