Loveland City Schools Newsletter
November 1, 2025
Loveland Tiger Community,
Looking back at October, there are a lot of highlights. We kicked off the month with our first-ever Community Partners Breakfast. This event highlighted the amazing ways our students are involved in the community and the opportunities for businesses and organizations to partner with Loveland City Schools.
During the event, teachers discussed ways for community members to speak to classes about their careers, and our Loveland Tiger Pathways program was front and center, highlighting internship and job shadowing opportunities. The Community Partners Breakfast was an idea that came from our Community Advisory Team meetings last year. After that group of volunteers learned about some of the great programs in our district, they challenged us to let more people know about them! The Community Partners Breakfast was a great way to accomplish that. Thank you to everyone who attended, including Loveland Mayor Kathy Bailey, US Congressman Dave Taylor, State Representative Karen Brownlee, Loveland Councilmen Neal Oury and John Hart, and Clermont County Commissioner Claire Corcoran.
During October, the Loveland Schools Foundation delivered more than $15,000 in grants to our staff members. Check out some of the photos below - and thank you to everyone who supports the Loveland Schools Foundation so they can support our students! Learn more at lovelandschoolsfoundation.org.
Another highlight from October was our School Finance Town Hall. Treasurer John Espy did a great job delivering information about district finances to our community. We appreciate everyone who attended. John will have more about the Town Hall in his message below.
If you ever have questions about the Loveland City School District, send me an email: mikebroadwater@lovelandschools.org.
Go Tigers!
Mike Broadwater
Superintendent
Loveland City Schools
Loveland Tiger Community,
Thank you to everyone who participated in our recent Finance Town Hall on October 30, 2025. I was able to provide a detailed look at the district's financial health, how school finance ties to our strategic vision, and current and future funding challenges. I also very much appreciated the opportunity to listen to community members and answer questions. Our financial planning is driven by our strategic goal for Fiscal Responsibility that states, "Loveland City School District supports students' evolving educational and facilities needs in a fiscally responsible manner." Having been a part of the LCS Strategic Planning Committee as a Loveland Citizen in 2021, I take great pride and care in making sure that the district is following the financial guiding goals developed by our community.
We encourage all community members to stay engaged with our financial transparency and cost savings efforts, including checking out the Treasurer's Office section of the district website and the Ohio Checkbook page. To learn more, please see the following links:
Finance Friday: Ohio Checkbook - this details a process that the district utilizes to place all expenditure data, down to the vendor, account code, and amount; that is updated monthly during our month end reconciliation procedures.
Finance Friday: Cost Savings Measures - this details cost avoidance and cost savings measures that are positively impacting our current budget.
Treasurer’s Webpage - documents such as monthly financial reports, five year forecasts, and bid information is available here for the public to review.
As always, if you have any questions, please feel free to reach out at espyjo@lovelandschools.org.
As we move into November, I wish you and yours a wonderful Thanksgiving Holiday.
Go Tigers!
John Espy
LHS Students Volunteering at the Care Center
Job Shadowing in a Dental Office
Volunteering at New Life Furniture
Tickets for LMS Drama's production of Newsies Jr. are on sale now! Performances run November 6th & 7th @ 7pm and November 8th @ 4pm. Tickets are $10 online and $12 at the door! Don't miss out on this energetic and powerful musical featuring 75 of our LMS students!
Scott Koehler, 2nd-grade teacher at LPS
Kari Kaiser, 4th-grade teacher at LES
Jen Kirby, ELA teacher, and Malia Evans, Math teacher at LIS
