Ottawa – Glandorf Local School District
Ottawa – Glandorf Local School District, is headquartered in eastern Putnam County, Ohio in the United States. The district serves students from the villages of Glandorf and Ottawa as well as parts of Blanchard, Greensburg, Liberty, Pleasant and Union Townships and all of Ottawa Township. The Ottawa – Glandorf Local School District is the largest local school district in Putnam County, of which Ottawa is the county seat. The school district is located in Northwest Ohio, about one hour and fifteen minutes (65 miles or 105 km) southwest of Toledo and a little over two hours (125  miles or 201 km) southwest of Detroit. Kevin Brinkman has been the superintendent of the school district since 2004. Brinkman will end his 10-year tenure as superintendent and will retire from his position on July 31, 2014. On May 17, 2014, the Ottawa-Glandorf school board hired Donald Horstman, superintendent of Kalida Local Schools, as its next superintendent. Horstman also previously served as Kalida High School principal and Glenwood Middle School (Findlay) assistant principal. He will assume his duties as superintendent on August 1. Schools. Ottawa – Glandorf Local School District operates the following schools: Mascots. The Ottawa-Glandorf High  School mascot, along with the Ottawa Elementary mascot, is the Titans and the Glandorf Elementary School mascot is the Dragons. The Sts. Peter and Paul Elementary mascot is the Knights. Before merging, Ottawa High School's mascot was the Indians. Superintendent and School Board. Don Horstman is the superintendent of the Ottawa-Glandorf Local School District and has been since August 1, 2014. , the members of the Ottawa-Glandorf School Board are: Sports. The school district is and remains part of the Western Buckeye League of northwestern Ohio. The three elementary schools (grades 7-8) compete within the Putnam County  League as separate schools. When consolidated together in some sports, they also compete within the Western Buckeye League. The Titans compete in the following sports: Athletes. 1. Tim Pollitz 01-04 Miami (OH) 2. Eric Pollitz 01-04 Miami (OH) Recent Building Changes. The Ottawa-Glandorf High School was expanded and renovated in late 2004 and early 2005. This was Phase I of construction for the district. In early May 2008, the Ohio School Facilities Commission advised Ottawa-Glandorf schools that the funding for Phase II of their building project is forthcoming. The Ottawa-Glandorf school board has decided to  proceed with the master plan approved in 2002. This plan included the construction of two new elementary buildings. The construction of the Ottawa building will be designed for 450 students and the Glandorf building for 500 students. The Ohio School Facilities Commission supports any building with a student population over 350 to be considered operationally efficient. The school board hopes to have a bond levy on the November ballot.