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Columbus City Schools Students Learn Athletic Fundamentals
In addition to classroom learning, summer scholars at Wedgewood worked to develop foundational skills for golf, volleyball, and baseball.
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Sweet Summer Delights: Colerain’s Chocolate Factory Adventure!
Summer Experience students at Colerain attended the Anthony-Thomas Chocolate Factory for a guided tour.
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Olympic Medalist, Ohio Native Encourages Students to Race Towards Life Goals
Students at Georgian Heights Elementary School now have a better understanding of what a goal is and how they can achieve goals they set, thanks to Olympic gold medalist Mary Wineberg.
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Astronaut, Author Jose Hernandez Empowers Students to Reach for the Stars
José Hernández was the same age as Woodward Park Middle School students when he “dared to dream to go up into the stars to be [the first Mexican-American] astronaut.”
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Wexner Mobile Kitchen Drives Healthy Eating Habits for Students
Cruising through the streets of Central Ohio, the Wexner Mobile Kitchen added Georgian Heights Elementary School to the list of its many stops.
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WATCH: LeVar Burton Joins CCS For Summer Experience Professional Development Session
Before teachers and students head back to the classroom and the excitement of Summer Experience, actor and pop culture icon LeVar Burton joined the district for a weekend of inspirational professional development.
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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.