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Indianola Summer Experience Program Provides Early Introduction to World Languages
Students were immersed in a different language each week, tying in math, science, culture, and geography.
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Super Scholars Celebrate a Successful Summer Experience
Incoming 2nd and 3rd grade students extended their summer learning experience to a full five days a week with the Super Scholars Academy program.
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Students Gain Real-World Environmental Science Experience at Spruce Run
Each student is focusing on a different topic of research, including deciduous forests, cut banks, and vernal pools. Students come to Spruce Run to collect data, measuring human impact on the environment while also getting real-world experience as scientists.
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Students Pitch Business Ideas in Shark Tank-Style Competition at Otterbein
Each team created a pitch, ready to convince a panel of area community leaders, including Board President Jennifer Adair, to invest in their respective business idea.
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Counselor in Training Program Helps Mentor CCS’ Youngest Students
The Counselor-in-Training program is an opportunity for students to earn community service hours toward graduation.
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Students at Georgian Heights Sip Lemonade for a Good Cause
Students at Georgian Heights are working with See Kids Dream, a Columbus-based organization that teaches students about community service.
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Summer Experience Scholars Discover What it Takes to be an Entrepreneur
Students at Stewart Elementary participated in a Shark Tank-inspired activity, learning how to identify and create business ideas.
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Local Partners Pave the Way for STEM Education
Students at South High School recently spent a week immersed in conservation and climate change, thanks to our partners at the Franklin Park Conservatory and The Ohio State University for bringing high-quality science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) activities to Summer Experience.
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CCS Alumnus Mentors Young Artists at East Linden Elementary School
When Bryan Moss was a student at Stewart, his teachers provided a space for him to establish artistic roots. Now, Moss is working with CCS students to give them the help his teachers once gave him.