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Joining Together for School Safety
Columbus City Schools takes the safety of its schools, students, and staff very seriously. Threats or violence, even those meant as a joke, are taken seriously. We're joining together with the Ohio Department of Public Safety for school safety.Watch this video about what you can do to better protect our schools and your student. -
The Student Handbook: Your Guide to Student Success
The 2024-2025 Guide to Student Success is now available! Check out this resource for everything you need to know ahead of the upcoming school year.
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Wellness Wednesdays with Tei Street
For our Staff Wellness Initiative's first Wellness Wednesdays video for this school year, hear from Mifflin High School alumna, Tei Street.
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Columbus City Schools Challenges Attorney General's Petition on Expanded Student Transportation Obligations
An update regarding transportation from Columbus City Schools.
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Columbus City Schools Update on Transportation of Students in Mediation
This summer, Columbus City Schools identified students that we have been transporting to charter and nonpublic schools over the years beyond the requirements of the law.
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All Aboard, Pathway Express Launches with a Fun-Filled Day of Early Literacy at the National Veterans Memorial and Museum
Columbus City Schools kicked off Pathway Express with an exciting start at the National Veterans Memorial and Museum, where families gathered to celebrate early literacy.
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Columbus City Schools Career Tech Program Earns 4.5 Stars on State Report Card, Makes Gains in Reading
Columbus City Schools Career Tech program earned an impressive 4.5 stars out of 5 from the State Department of Education and achieved more than a six percent increase in third grade reading proficiency.
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Withstanding the Test of Time: North High School/Dominion Middle School Celebrate 100 Years of Educational Excellence
Founded in 1924 as North High School, the institution has long been a cornerstone of education in the Columbus community. Over the decades, it has evolved to meet the changing needs of its students, transitioning to its current identity as Dominion Middle School.
