this election IS IMPORTANT

We built one of the strongest, most inclusive school districts in the state. Our kids are thriving, our community is attracting talent from around the world, and our shared values are paying off. Now, divisive politics threaten to undo that progress. We can keep moving forward together, or we can let politics drag us backward. Sara is running to protect what has been built and to keep schools strong for every family.

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Leadership You Can Count On

If re-elected, Sara will continue to bring

  • A thoughtful, measured, and balanced perspective
  • A commitment to ensuring EVERY child receives the best education
  • Transparency and fiscal responsibility
  • Responsiveness to the district’s diverse needs
  • Strong support for teachers, staff, and administrators

Commitment to PROGRESS

Progress During Sara’s Tenure

  • Sycamore ranked in the top 5% of Ohio school districts
  • Major facility upgrades across all schools and new transportation buildings
  • New high school multi-use stadium, pool, softball and baseball fields
  • New language arts and math curricula
  • District-wide strategic plan and vertical alignment
  • Culture & climate survey to guide continuous improvement
  • Enhanced communication and website redesign
  • Finalized labor agreements with SEA and OAPSE

Early voting begins October 7th. Election Day is November 4th.

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Achievements

Sara has been endorsed by the Hamilton County Democratic Party, Matriots, Moms Demand Action Gun Sense Candidate, Everytown for Gun Safety, and the AFL-CIO.

Sara was elected as the Sycamore Community Schools Board of Education Board President for two of her four years.

The Ohio School Boards Association (OSBA) awarded Sara Bitter the 2025 OSBA STAR Training Award for her commitment toward public education and the importance she attached to her role as a school board member over her tenure.

Of the more than 3,400 board members in Ohio, only 41 received the honor in 2025. The Training Award is earned from professional development events and activities delivered by OSBA or the Consortium of State School Boards Associations (COSSBA). A board member must earn 200 points within a three-year period to achieve the OSBA Training Award.