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Bus Routes Are Changing After Winter Break!
As part of CCS' Transportation Reliability Improvement Measures, the District is undertaking an unprecedented mid-year action to update ALL bus routes across the city, effective Jan. 3. To learn more, visit our Transportation website.
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The Family Connector - November 18, 2022
Read CCS' newsletter for families, including a Wellness Week message from Dr. Dixon.
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Holiday Wellness Message from the CCS Health Services Team
The Columbus City Schools Health Services Team would like to take a moment to provide an update on the current respiratory viral season and share tips on keeping all of us healthy through the holidays and upcoming winter months.
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Family Ambassadors Encourage More Parent Involvement
As part of National Family Engagement Month this November - and in honor of National Parent Involvement Day on November 17 - Columbus City Schools celebrates the work of our Family Ambassadors to encourage more of our students’ parents and family members to take an active role in their children’s education.
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Columbus City School Introduces #TogetherWeReadCCS Virtual Storytime
Join Dr. Talisa Dixon as she reads "Red Shoes" by author Karen English and illustrator Ebony Glenn.
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Honoring Support Staff Members at Columbus City Schools
November 16, 2022 is National Education Support Professionals Day. Thank you to all of our CCS support staff members!
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Wellness Wednesday with Erica Cook
For this week's Wellness Wednesdays video, hear from Erica Cook, wellness consultant at OhioHealth, as she leads you through a gratitude meditation.
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TRANSPORTATION UPDATE: Bus Routes Are Changing After Winter Break
As part of CCS' Transportation Reliability Improvement Measures, the District is undertaking an unprecedented mid-year action to update ALL bus routes across the city, effective January 3.
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The Family Connector - November 11, 2022
Read CCS' weekly newsletter for families, including a Veterans Day message from Dr. Dixon.
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Intel Engages Students with Bot Building to Develop STEAM Skills
Six elementary schools within the District participated in Intel’s engaging STEAM project: Binns, Berwick, Ecole Kenwood French Immersion, Huy, Southwood, and Woodcrest.
