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ANNOUNCEMENT
Yorktown Middle School proudly invites everyone to its First Annual Outdoor Concert/Art Show on Thursday, May 20, 2021 at 6:30 pm. Come, see and witness our young patriots display and showcase their talent and artistry!
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In Person Bell Schedule
2020-2021
Morning Arrival-Breakfast
7:00am - 7:30am
Morning Meeting
7:30am – 7:41am
Period 1
7:43am – 8:33am
Period 2
8:36am – 9:24am
Period 3
9:27am – 10:15am
Period 4
10:18am – 11:06am
Period 5
11:09am – 11:57am
Period 6
12:00pm – 12:48pm
Period 7
12:51pm – 1:39pm
Period 8
1:43pm – 2:30pm
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The following slide is what a few of our Yorktown Honor Roll Students stated it takes to make honor roll. The responses show the verbs (action words) that are needed to be successful. All of our students at Yorktown are more than capable of engaging in the verbs that are highlighted.
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Watch our School Choice Fair video!
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VISION
A safe, supportive, and academically rigorous environment where individuals reach their full potential by empowering themselves with a growth mindset.
MISSION
Each student at Yorktown Middle Schools is a 21st century learner who is creative, a critical thinker, collaborator and communicator. Through meaningful relationships, students are empowered for success in a global community.
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Administrators and Staff
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6th Grade Teachers
7th Grade Teachers
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8th Grade Teachers
Encore Teachers
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Nationwide Children's Hospital will be at select Columbus City School locations with their Mobile Care Center from 8:00AM-3:00PM
Tuesday's
South HS (1160 Ann St., 43206)
Wednesday's
East HS (1500 E. Broad St., 43205)
Thursday's
West HS (179 S. Powell Ave., 43204).
Medical staff can help if children have a sore throat, bad cough, earache, headache, treat asthma, send medication to the pharmacy, as well as connect you with an additional healthcare provider.
Same day appointments are available. Call 614-355-2590 to schedule an appointment. To learn more, visit www.NationwideChildrens.org/Care-Connection.
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Superintendent's Weekly Message - May 7, 2021
Read Dr. Dixon's weekly message for CCS families.
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Columbus City Schools Outlines Plans for In-Person Learning for the 2021-2022 School Year
At last night’s Columbus City Schools Board of Education meeting, Superintendent/CEO Dr. Talisa Dixon announced plans for the 2021-2022 school year that includes students returning to the classroom five days a week for in-person instruction.
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Superintendent's Weekly Message - April 30, 2021
Read Dr. Dixon's weekly message for CCS families.
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Superintendent's Weekly Message - April 23, 2021
Read Dr. Dixon's weekly message for CCS families.
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Statement from the Columbus Board of Education
The events of (Tuesday, April 20) continue to demonstrate the need for leaders, at all levels, to come together to address the very real issue of systemic racism in our Columbus community.
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Superintendent Statement on Community Violence
Columbus City Schools Superintendent/CEO Dr. Talisa Dixon addresses the deaths of two CCS students who were killed on Tuesday.
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Superintendent's Weekly Message - April 16, 2021
Read Dr. Dixon's weekly message for CCS families.
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Superintendent's Weekly Message - April 9, 2021
Read Dr. Dixon's weekly message for CCS families.
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Superintendent's Weekly Message - March 31, 2021
Read Dr. Dixon's weekly message for CCS families.
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WATCH: CCS Stands Together
Columbus City Schools is a diverse community that stands together. Xenophobia, prejudice, racism, and violence have no place in our society, nor are they acceptable in our school community.
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Superintendent's Weekly Message - March 26, 2021
Read Dr. Dixon's weekly message for CCS families.
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Superintendent Statement on Violence Against Asian Americans
Dr. Dixon: "Xenophobia, prejudice, racism, and violence have no place in our society, nor are they acceptable in our school community."
