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Students Pitch Business Ideas in Shark Tank-Style Competition at Otterbein

Each team created a pitch, ready to convince a panel of area community leaders, including Board President Jennifer Adair, to invest in their respective business idea.

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Principal Sets New Goals For Students On First Day at Woodcrest

The rain held off long enough for students to march through the doors to their first day of classes at Woodcrest Elementary School on Wednesday.

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Former Duxberry Staff Members Restore Hallway Art

The mural depicts a beautiful rainforest scene and was originally painted in 1991.

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Wedgewood Students Learn Design Process, Problem Solving at PAST Foundation

Wedgewood Middle School students spent time researching different types of full-sun plants and flowers before working together to figure out the type and ratio of soil needed for the plants to grow.

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CCS Young Authors Hope to Educate, Inspire Through Zakira Presents! Storybooks

When the Obayuwana sisters realized kids around them were not learning about the holidays they celebrated, they sought to change that through storytelling.

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Ice Cream Social Brings Woodcrest Community Together Ahead of First Day

Voices filled the gymnasium Monday evening at Woodcrest Elementary School as teachers and families mingled for an ice cream social ahead of a new school year.

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Counselor in Training Program Helps Mentor CCS’ Youngest Students

The Counselor-in-Training program is an opportunity for students to earn community service hours toward graduation.

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Columbus City Schools to Continue with Current Health Protocols Regarding COVID-19 Safety

Columbus Public Health issues mask advisory for indoors regardless of vaccination status.

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Students at Georgian Heights Sip Lemonade for a Good Cause

Students at Georgian Heights are working with See Kids Dream, a Columbus-based organization that teaches students about community service.

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WATCH: STEAMM Rising

Teachers head back to the classroom with a main focus on building relationships and opportunities for our students around innovation. Learn more about STEAMM Rising.

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Summer Experience Scholars Discover What it Takes to be an Entrepreneur

Students at Stewart Elementary participated in a Shark Tank-inspired activity, learning how to identify and create business ideas.

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Register Your Child For Free Safety City Program

Don't miss this opportunity to register your 5-7 year old for a free four-day program to learn about traffic lights, safety, fire prevention, stranger awareness, and more. See the below flyer for information.

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Local Partners Pave the Way for STEM Education

Students at South High School recently spent a week immersed in conservation and climate change, thanks to our partners at the Franklin Park Conservatory and The Ohio State University for bringing high-quality science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) activities to Summer Experience.

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CCS Appoints Dr. Todd Walker as new Chief Curriculum and Instruction Officer

Dr. Walker is a dynamic educator who has built a solid reputation for his unwavering and visionary leadership and service to the children and families of Columbus City Schools.

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CCS Alumnus Mentors Young Artists at East Linden Elementary School

When Bryan Moss was a student at Stewart, his teachers provided a space for him to establish artistic roots. Now, Moss is working with CCS students to give them the help his teachers once gave him.

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Partnership With Crew Brings New Mini-Pitch to Scottwood Elementary

Students attending Scottwood Elementary and community members living nearby will be able to achieve new goals thanks to a new mini-pitch provided by the Columbus Crew and the U.S. Soccer Foundation.

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Wedgewood Student Wins OELMA Award

Ashley Morales Salto's dedication to reading inspired the staff at the Hilltop branch of the Columbus Metropolitan Library to nominate her for the Ohio Educational Library Media Association (OELMA) Read On! award. When the OELMA Board voted, Morales Salto was selected as a winner.

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Maroon Arts Group Brings Cultural Art to Students

As part of our Summer Experience, the Maroon Arts Group is at Alpine Elementary School hosting activities that immerse students in numerous artistic mediums - many with cultural ties.

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Indianola Students Learn American Sign Language Through Summer Experience

Students have been learning ASL in addition to French, Spanish, and Japanese, with the goal being to expose students to different languages to build a foundation early in life.

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School Enrollment Open for Eligible Students

CCS' Central Enrollment Office is open all summer, and the District is encouraging parents and guardians to enroll their students now to avoid possible enrollment delays later.

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