Adam Bird (House District 63)

Biography

Adam C. Bird is a Republican politician serving as the State Representative for Ohio's 63rd House District, encompassing parts of Clermont and Brown counties. He was first elected in 2020, succeeding Doug Green, and has been re-elected, with his current term running through 2026. Before his tenure in the state legislature, Representative Bird dedicated over three decades to public education in Ohio, holding positions as a teacher, assistant principal, principal, and superintendent in various schools within Brown and Clermont counties. He resides in New Richmond with his wife of 35 years; together, they have four adult children, two son-in-laws, and five grandchildren.

Education and Political Experience

• Education: Specific details about Representative Bird's educational background are not publicly available.

• Political Experience:

  • Elected to the Ohio House of Representatives in 2020, representing District 66.
  • Re-elected in 2022 to represent District 63.
  • Served on the House Primary and Secondary Education Committee, including as Vice Chair.
  • Sponsored the Protect All Students Act, signed into law in November 2024, which requires schools to designate certain facilities exclusively for students of either the male or female biological sex.
  • Secured funding for Clermont County in the state's capital budget, supporting local community projects.