Students Taking The Lead in Restorative Practices

Students at Walnut Ridge High School are taking the lead to improve the culture and climate in their school through student-led restorative practices.

WATCH: Dr. Chapman Outlines Priorities for District

New Superintendent Dr. Angela Chapman discusses top priorities as the 2022-2023 school year comes to a close.

Student-led Restorative Practices Change Culture and Climate in Classrooms

To improve the culture and climate of schools across the District, students and staff are collaborating on different restorative practices designed to grow connections between individuals. 

Columbus City Schools Welcomes U.S. Secretary of Education on Invest In America Tour

Interim Superintendent/CEO Dr. Angela Chapman and Avondale Principal April Knight guided Secretary Miguel Cardona on Pre-K, kindergarten, and first-grade classroom tours showcasing early childhood education initiatives in the District.

Students Create More Inclusivity At School With First-Ever Cultural Diversity Day

The day featured students from different countries dressed in outfits native to their countries, food from across the world, and learning-based tasks for students to complete.

WATCH: Columbus City Schools Celebrates the Power of Partnerships

On Wednesday, December 7, 2022, the District hosted its third annual Power of One Partnership Convocation to celebrate community partnerships and the collective impact on transforming our city and public education. 

Columbus Global Academy Advisory Program Bolsters Language Skills, Global Empathy

The program incorporates Priority One of the District’s Strategic Plan, a Whole Child Focus. It’s designed to help bolster students' English language skills, build community, and cultivate global empathy.

Beechcroft Students Launch Ahead with Broadcasting Pilot Program

Students at Beechcroft High School are Leading the Way toward post-graduate preparedness with a high-quality broadcasting pilot program implemented last school year.

Students Leading the Way Through WEB Program at Dominion Middle School

WEB, or Where Everyone Belongs, is a nationwide program at the middle school level where eighth graders mentor incoming sixth graders and help them transition from elementary school.