Fouse

Fouse Elementary School is a public educational institution providing comprehensive kindergarten through fifth-grade academic instruction that is based in Westerville, Ohio. Operating as a publicly funded facility within the Westerville City Schools district, the organization offers both half-day and all-day kindergarten programs alongside its standard core elementary education curriculum. The administration is currently led by Principal Robert Stranges and Assistant Principal Amber Case, who manage daily academic operations during standard instructional hours from 9:15 AM to 3:40 PM. The institution serves local families residing within Delaware County and maintains dedicated support resources specifically designed for military-connected students enrolled across the broader regional school district. The modern educational facility was established and named in honor of William Henry Fouse, a prominent historical educator who notably became the first Black graduate of nearby Otterbein College in 1893.