District News

Olde Orchard Elementary School Students Celebrate Columbus Police and Fire with an Appreciation Day

Columbus police and fire protect our city everyday. As Olde Orchard third graders would say, "They arrest bad guys and put out fires." Elementary school students celebrated the men and women who keep us safe on Law Enforcement Appreciation Day.

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Burroughs Elementary Principal Published in OAESA’s “Principal Navigator”

The most recent edition of OAESA's professional publication, Principal Navigator, includes an article written by Burroughs Elementary principal Laura Schnebelen.

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Historic Skyline Mural at Clinton Elementary gets a Facelift Thanks to Original Artist

Students at Clinton Elementary got a front seat view of the historic Skyline Mural repaired by the nationally recognized tile artist Marlo Bartels. Bartels commissioned the mosaic mural in 1987 that has become a historic Clintonville piece of artwork for three decades.

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Columbus City Schools Makes Gains on 2019 State Report Card

Columbus City Schools saw a letter-grade improvement on its overall score, in addition to gains made across various components, on its State Report Card which was released by the Ohio Department of Education (ODE) on Thursday morning.

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"The stories are inspiring": Fort Hayes Junior ROTC Students Reflect on Learning about National Tragedy

Many of us remember exactly where we were and what we were doing when planes flew into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon on September 11, 2001. But that's not the case for today's high school students. Fort Hayes Air Force Junior ROTC cadets attended a remembrance ceremony and received a history lesson on the national tragedy.

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Linden-McKinley Football Players read to Windsor STEM Students to Encourage Literacy

Members of the Linden-McKinley Football Team stopped by Windsor STEM Academy to visit with the younger kids and encourage them to read. The elementary students had the opportunity to interact with the football players, ask questions and enjoy a special storybook.

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Brookhaven Graduate Gives Back to Middle School English Class

Chris Caughey, Brookhaven High School graduate, class of 1986, says it was his English teacher at Medina Middle School that showed him the true meaning of caring for others. For his 25th anniversary of giving back, Chris donated school supplies to a sixth-grade language arts teacher for the entire year.

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Jurassic World Comes to Life at Windsor STEM Academy

Jurassic World turns into a learning experience of a lifetime for third-grade students at Windsor STEM Academy.

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