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District Website
The Columbus City Schools Communications Department is redesigning the District website, ccsoh.us. In order to create the most effective web experience possible for our users, we want to collect feedback from our stakeholders who visit the website. So far, we have heard from many CCS staff, but want to also encourage parents and guardians to share their feedback. Please share the link with your parents and student families. This survey is anonymous, available in multiple languages, and the data collected will assist the website redesign process.
Click this link to submit your feedback on the District's website.
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Dear CCS Families:
Our district truly values feedback from families, and we would like to learn more about your child’s school experience this year. CCS is collecting responses for a Family-School Relationships Survey to learn how we can better support our community during the rest of the school year and beyond.
Parents and guardians, please take 10-15 minutes to complete the Family-School Relationships Survey by April 30. You can access the survey at Panorama; just select your school’s name from the dropdown menu and click “Take this survey.” All responses are completely anonymous and will help us to plan programs, resources, and services for the remainder of this school year.
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Liberty has a new attendance phone number and email address just for parents. Call the number and leave a message or email the address below and the secretary will take it from there. THIS PHONE NUMBER AND EMAIL ADDRESS SHOULD BE USED FOR ATTENDANCE ISSUES ONLY!
Phone Number: 1-380-997-6793
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During the extended canceling of classes, CCS will offer meals for ALL children age 18 and under, Monday through Friday.
The meals will be "grab and go" style, and kids will also be able to pick up lunch at breakfast, or pick up the next day's breakfast at lunch. Also, per federal regulations, children 18 and under must be in attendance in order to pick up food.
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Please use the following link to view the Student and Parent Handbook for Liberty for the 2020-2021 school year.
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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."
