History Made (Again): Marion-Franklin Graduate Sworn in as City of Columbus Firefighter

At age 20, Aaliyah Reed is the youngest African-American female in CDF history to be sworn in as a City of Columbus Firefighter.

South HS JROTC Army Program Receives Multiple Honors

For the first time in over 20 years, the Junior Army ROTC Program at South High School attained the status of Honors Unit with Distinction (HUD), the highest evaluation an Army JROTC program can receive.

Columbus Global Academy and Columbus International High School Students Build Confidence, Friendships Through Harmony Project

The Harmony Project is an arts and community service organization with the mission of building a more inclusive society.

Africentric Art Students Selected for Emerging Artist Show

The OAEA Emerging Artists’ show is dedicated to showcasing creative efforts of new artists.

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.

WATCH: Dailyn Swain Picks Xavier

The Africentric basketball star received several NCAA Division I offers, and decided to continue his education at Xavier University.

Briggs High School Partners with Elementary Students to Encourage Reading

Stephanie Born serves as a library media specialist at Briggs High School and has placed an emphasis on improving young learners' literacy.

Centennial Welcomes Freshmen with New Game

Centennial High School freshmen are not only starting a new chapter of their school career but also embarking on a journey through a game and immersing them into the world of the Centennial Citadel.

Eastmoor’s Class of 1972 Finally Attends Prom

After arriving to an empty ballroom and a band that was double-booked and never showed up, the Eastmoor Class of 1972 celebrated the prom they never had 50 years later.