Proven Leadership
Board President with a track record of results.
Building Momentum for a Better Tomorrow
Building Momentum for a Better Tomorrow
Born and raised in Grove City, Chris Boso is a proud graduate of Grove City High School who has dedicated his life to serving the South Western community. Alongside his wife, Shelly, he raised three children—all graduates of South Western City Schools. That personal connection fuels his deep commitment to providing every student with a high-quality education and meaningful opportunities for success.
Over the past four years, Chris has served on the South Western City School Board and currently holds the position of Board President. Under his leadership, the district has experienced a positive shift—marked by:
As both a Columbus Firefighter and local small business owner, Chris brings hands-on experience, practical problem-solving, and service-driven leadership to the board.
Chris also makes it a priority to connect with parents and taxpayers across the district, serving as both a voice and a listener at the board table. Their input, combined with staff feedback, has helped shape goals for the coming year:
Chris's leadership reflects the values that guide his life:
He prioritizes students first, supports parental rights, and ensures teachers and staff are heard and supported.
Chris Boso is seeking re-election to continue the progress and strengthen South Western City as a district families are proud to call home. His vision is focused on:
“Let’s keep the success going. Re-elect Chris Boso for South Western City School Board.”
Board President with a track record of results.
Prioritizing academic success and a safe learning environment.
Open communication and community engagement matter.
Upholds traditions and parental rights in schools.
Firefighter and business owner bringing practical solutions.
Expanding programs and pathways for every student to succeed.
Raised in Grove City, Steve Feucht is a 1982 graduate of Grove City High School and a lifelong resident with deep roots in the community. Married to his wife, Ann, for 40 years, he is a proud father and grandfather who is passionate about building a strong, thriving future for the next generation.
For over four decades, Steve has successfully owned and operated a small business while also working as a consultant for an international firm. With unmatched expertise in finance and a sharp eye for identifying creative solutions within complex systems, he brings:
Steve believes that meaningful progress is built on teamwork—and he brings that spirit to every challenge he faces.
A man of faith, Steve lives out his values by serving others. His dedication to helping families, mentoring youth, and standing up for what's right reflects the integrity and character he brings to leadership roles both in and out of the public eye.
When the 2008 school levy failed, Steve showed up and stood strong—attending every school board meeting for two years to fight for the restoration of extracurricular activities and the arts for ALL students. His advocacy didn't stop there:
Now, Steve is ready to bring his financial expertise, business insight, and collaborative approach to the school board. His mission is simple but powerful:
“Together, let’s build a brighter future—one where ALL South Western City Schools lead the way.”
Lifelong Grove City resident dedicated to local families.
Guided by faith, values, and a passion for serving others.
Standing up for students, extracurriculars, and school programs.
Real-world business and financial experience to solve challenges.
Believes collaboration and creative solutions drive progress.
Committed to a thriving school district for generations to come.
A proud 1996 graduate of Franklin Heights High School and lifelong resident of the South Western City School District, Jason Gocha is deeply committed to the success of our students, schools, and community. Married for 18 years and raising three children who currently attend South Western City schools, Jason brings both personal investment and a strong sense of purpose to his campaign for school board.
Professionally, Jason serves as an operational manager—a role that demands:
With a background in operations and skilled trades, Jason offers a practical understanding of resource management and real-world solutions—experience that equips him to make thoughtful, informed decisions as a member of the school board.
Jason and his wife have actively served in PTAs across multiple schools in the district. He has:
He understands the transformative power of music, sports, and clubs in shaping students’ confidence, creativity, and connection to school.
Jason believes our schools should work for all students. He will hold people accountable and be a strong advocate for every child-including those with special learning needs, Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), and 504 Plans. He is committed to ensuring that every student has an advocate at the table and a real opportunity to thrive.
Jason Gocha believes in creating a school environment where every student can grow both academically and personally. His top priorities include:
With deep roots in the community and a proven commitment to service, Jason Gocha isn’t just running to make a difference— he’s running because he genuinely cares about every student, staff member, and family in the district. He’s ready to:
“Let’s create a future where every child has the tools to succeed—today and tomorrow.”
Lifelong resident and parent committed to local schools.
Actively supports all learners, including those with special needs.
Operations experience brings efficiency and smart decisions.
Service, teamwork, and integrity guide every decision.
Champions music, sports, and extracurricular programs.
Ensures environments where students can thrive academically and personally.