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Sign on Via ZOOM: www.zoom.us/join Meeting ID: 853 6533 1804
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Eakin Eagle Attendance
Monthly students will be recognized for their attendance
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Connecting with Mrs. Eraybar
Join Mrs. Eraybar for announcements and helpful supports.
Check out our Family Video Series: Youtube videos to support families
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A Message of Thanks from the Superintendent
Dr Dixon: "Thanksgiving is a time of gratitude and reflection, a time to focus on the good in our lives and remain hopeful of what is yet to come."
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TRAILER - See Us Rise: A Columbus City Schools Story
What is our catalyst for transformation? How do we shape the future of Columbus?
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CCS Outlines District Operations in Response to City Health Advisory
Read a message from Dr. Dixon concerning new District operational procedures.
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Superintendent's Weekly Message - October 30, 2020
Dr. Dixon checks in with a note for the CCS community.
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CCS, CEA Reach Agreement on Memorandum of Understanding for Second Quarter Learning Model
Agreement finalizes remote and blended learning plans through January 15, 2021
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CCS Announces Second Quarter Learning Model
Majority of CCS students to learn remotely through first semester’s end; small specific student groups to return in blended model November 2.
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Superintendent's Message for Families - October 16, 2020
Dr. Talisa Dixon checks in with updates for the CCS community.
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Columbus City Schools Finalizing Plans for Blended In-Person Learning
Phased-in dates set for students to return to buildings starting October 19.
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Superintendent's Letter to the CCS Community: September 25, 2020
Read Dr. Dixon's regular check-in with updates for the CCS community.
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2020-21 CCS Guide to Student Success Now Available
CCS is proud to provide an electronic version of the 2020-2021 Guide To Student Success.
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VIDEO TUTORIAL: Checking In Students For Virtual Attendance
Questions about how to check in your scholars for attendance in the Parent Portal? Look no further!
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First Day of School with Superintendent Dixon
Dr. Dixon checks in after CCS welcomes back 50,000 students to virtual classrooms on Tuesday.
