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Inside CCS: Teacher Chat - SPED

We're back with the Season 3 premiere of Inside CCS: Teacher Chat Podcast!

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College Credit Plus Information Sessions for Families

Students who will be in 7th through 12th grades for the 2025-2026 school year are eligible to apply for CCP.

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The Family Connector | November 22

Check out this week's Family Connector in preparation for Wellness Week!

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Caring for Community, CCS Schools are Uniting to Support Families During Wellness Week

These initiatives aim to ensure students can access necessary resources while schools are closed.

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Salem Garden Collaborative Awarded for Community Collaboration and Builds Strong Ties at Salem Elementary

Launched in the fall of 2023, the Salem Garden Collaborative grew from a community vision to cultivate fresh produce and a shared space for learning and engagement.

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OSCAR Awards: Columbus City Schools Honored for Excellence in Counseling Programs

Staff at North Linden Elementary, Indian Springs Elementary, Columbus Online Academy, and East High School each received an Ohio School Counselor Accountability Report (OSCAR) awarded during the All Ohio Counselors Conference in Columbus.

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Olde Orchard Teacher Transforms Math Class Into A Zoo

Olde Orchard teacher Rosalind Parker transformed her math classroom into a zoo. The Teachers Dream Grant recipient used hands-on learning to teach her students volume.

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Johnson Park Middle School TAPS Graduates Aspire to “Do Good”

Twenty-one students from Johnson Park Middle School celebrated their completion of the Teen and Police Service (TAPS) Academy on Nov. 13. The TAPS Academy seeks to foster positive interactions between police and youth.

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Fort Hayes Unveils New Exhibit Highlighting Campus’ Military History

On the third floor of Building 64 on Fort Hayes campus is a new exhibit showcasing the military history of the campus, formerly known as Columbus Barracks before being renamed in honor of Ohio native and 19th U.S. President Rutherford B. Hayes.

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From Avoiding Student Loans to Space Force Leader: Walnut Ridge Alum Brian Gooch’s Remarkable Military Journey

Walnut Ridge High School alum and Air Force Capt. Brian Gooch knew one thing for sure as he planned for his future upon graduation in 2003.

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Columbus City Schools Celebrates Successes as 44 Schools Earn 3+ Stars on State Report Cards

Columbus City Schools (CCS) is celebrating a significant achievement this school year: 44 of our schools have been recognized as 3+ stars in the 2023-2024 Ohio Department of Education Report Cards. This recognition highlights the determination and commitment of our students, staff, and community as we continue to overcome the unique challenges of an urban district.

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Columbus City Schools Appoints Christopher Lockhart as the New Chief Information Officer

Columbus City Schools is pleased to announce the appointment of Christopher Lockhart as the District's new Chief Information Officer (CIO). Lockhart brings over 30 years of experience with an extensive background in information technology.

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CAHS Students Lead the Way in Civic Engagement with Youth at the Booth Tradition

Columbus Alternative High School students took their civic education to a new level by serving as poll workers on Election Day. Through the Youth at the Booth program, students learned to operate voting machines and manage polling stations, gaining practical experience while making a meaningful contribution to their community. This unique opportunity not only gave students a firsthand look at the voting process but also empowered them to be active participants in democracy, fostering a deeper understanding of civic responsibility.

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Celebrate National Family Literacy Month with CCS

November 1 marks the beginning of National Family Literacy Month, a time dedicated to fostering a love for reading and learning within families.

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Inside CCS: Teacher Chat - SPED

College Credit Plus Information Sessions for Families

The Family Connector | November 22

Caring for Community, CCS Schools are Uniting to Support Families During Wellness Week

Salem Garden Collaborative Awarded for Community Collaboration and Builds Strong Ties at Salem Elementary

OSCAR Awards: Columbus City Schools Honored for Excellence in Counseling Programs

Olde Orchard Teacher Transforms Math Class Into A Zoo

Johnson Park Middle School TAPS Graduates Aspire to “Do Good”

Fort Hayes Unveils New Exhibit Highlighting Campus’ Military History

From Avoiding Student Loans to Space Force Leader: Walnut Ridge Alum Brian Gooch’s Remarkable Military Journey

Columbus City Schools Celebrates Successes as 44 Schools Earn 3+ Stars on State Report Cards

Columbus City Schools Appoints Christopher Lockhart as the New Chief Information Officer

CAHS Students Lead the Way in Civic Engagement with Youth at the Booth Tradition

Celebrate National Family Literacy Month with CCS

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