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Principal Brian Wilkinson, [email protected]

Mr. Wilkinson grew up in Pataskala and is a graduate of Licking Heights. He graduated from Capital University with a degree in Elementary Education. His graduate degree was from Ashland University in Education Administration. Mr. Wilkinson has been an educator for over twenty years. He has taught students at the elementary, middle, and high school levels. Many of those years teaching were as a Language Arts and Social Studies teacher.

He also has prior experience as a middle school and an elementary school administrator. In addition, he has coached for many years at the middle school and high school levels.

In his spare time, Mr. Wilkinson enjoys spending time with his two daughters and his wife. His hobbies include reading, playing golf, and exercising.

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Assistant Principal Aaron Davis

Mr. Aaron Davis joined Licking Heights Local School District in 2023. Prior to his time with Licking Heights, he was an assistant principal with Hamilton Local Schools and taught 2nd and 3rd grade in Grove City. He has a passion for fostering high quality and accessible public schools for all and looks forward to continuing this work at Licking Heights North and Central Preschool.

Mr. Davis graduated from Cedarville University with a degree in Early Childhood Education. He earned his Master’s in School Administration from Capital University. He holds an Ohio Principal’s license, and a Preschool-3rd grade teaching license.

In his free time, Mr. Davis enjoys spending time with his wife and pet rabbit, Noble. He also enjoys working on projects in his garage, reading and doing yard work.

Instructional materials

Any person or group, having a legitimate interest in the operations of Licking Heights Local Schools, has the right to present a request, suggestion, or complaint concerning the educational program or the operations of the district. Requests must be put in writing and should be initially addressed to the building principal. Members of the public may also inspect instruction materials by requesting an appointment with the building principal. If the request, suggestion, or complaint relates to instructional materials such as books, textbooks, or other instructional aids used in the District, the information should include author, title, and sections objected to. This information will be forwarded to the district office and reviewed by an administrative committee.