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Watch our School Choice Fair video!
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Congratulations to our students of the month for September and October. A big thank you to Mrs. Love for deliverying signs to our students. Here are a few of our recipients.
Shanelle Banks(September)
Tajinae’ Banks (September)
Paris Fowler (October)
Bhumika Chhetri w/
mother Ms. Chhetri
(September)
Adolphine Lulu w/
mother Ms. Farayi (October)
Mekhi Jarrett (October)
Kendrick Frempong (September)
Marie Wooden (October)
Dahir Doni (September)
September and October Students of the Month (click for full list)
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Hello,
On behalf of the Columbus Division of Police Public Safety Corps (PSCs) Program, I would like to invite you to check out one of our meetings to see what the program is all about. We meet every Monday and Wednesday from 6:30p-9:00p at the Columbus Police Training Academy located 1000 N. Hague Ave. PSCs enter at the Recruit entrance which is located in parking section C, on the far left side of the Academy as you are entering from the drive-way. Once at the meeting, we can provide you with the application and all the paperwork and other materials you need to get started.
All candidates must meet certain criteria in order to be accepted into the program. In order to be a PSC you must be 14-20 years of age and completed the 8th grade. We conduct criminal background checks on all candidates. In order to be eligible you cannot have any previous felony convictions or convictions for any misdemeanor of violence. Certain other non-violent misdemeanors can also prevent membership (such as theft, falsification, criminal conduct, etc.) but these are handled on a case-by-case basis.
If you would like to check-out one of the meetings feel free to reply with a date you'd like to attend and we'll be sure everything is ready for you to get started! If you have any questions, feel free to call our Public Safety Corps Office at (614)724-4642.
You can also visit our website to see what the PSC program has to offer.
https://www.columbus.gov/PublicSafetyCorps/
We look forward to hearing from you!
Respectfully,
Officer Samuel James #2602
Columbus Division of Police
Recruiting Unit | Public Safety Corps Mentor
Diversity and Inclusion Officer
Recruiting: 614.645.4642
Direct: 614.645.7055
PSC:614.724.9757
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Superintendent's Weekly Message - January 22, 2021
Read Dr. Dixon's weekly message for CCS families.
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Superintendent's Weekly Message - January 15, 2021
Read Dr. Dixon's weekly message for CCS families.
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CBus HBCU Ambassadors Hosting HBCU Homecoming Event Saturday, January 16
Current HBCU students from over 20 colleges and universities will be present.
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Columbus City Schools to Transition Student Groups to Blended Learning
Dates Set for Specific Student Groups to Return to Buildings Starting February 1.
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CCS to Restart Winter Sports Practices on January 15
Columbus City Schools Superintendent/CEO Dr. Talisa Dixon announced during the Board of Education Special Meeting on Tuesday that the District will allow winter sports teams to begin in-person practices on Friday, January 15.
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Superintendent's Weekly Message - January 8, 2021
Read Dr. Dixon's weekly check-in with the CCS community.
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Statement from CCS Superintendent Dr. Talisa Dixon Regarding Actions at the U.S. Capitol
Read Dr. Dixon's statement on the actions at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021.
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Weekly Message and Happy Holidays from the Superintendent - December 18, 2020
Dr. Dixon provides a holiday message as well as shares District updates, including the news that the new earliest target date for Blended Learning to begin is Monday, February 1.
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Superintendent's Weekly Message - December 11, 2020
Dr. Dixon writes her weekly message to the CCS community
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Second Semester Registration Deadline for CCS Digital Academy Extended
Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, CCS will continue to offer the Columbus City School Digital Academy for the duration of the 2020-21 school year.
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Superintendent's Message to the CCS Community - December 4, 2020
Dr. Dixon shares a message for the CCS community.
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Secondary Students Can Improve Final Quarter Grades Through New Progress Plans
Board of Education waives internship and technology credit requirements for graduating seniors.
