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Columbus Board of Education Seeks More Details on Transportation Recommendation for the 2021-2022 School Year

The recommendation would have students in grades 9-12 using district-provided COTA (Central Ohio Transit Authority) Bus Passes instead of yellow school bus transportation to get to and from school for the 2021-2022 school year.

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Board Meeting Preview: June 29, 2021

Read our preview and learn how you can watch the Columbus Board of Education meeting on Tuesday, June 29.

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Teaching CCS Students Architecture With Marshmallows and Toothpicks

At Hamilton STEM, elementary school students are learning about the art and science of architecture using a bag of mini marshmallows and 100 toothpicks.

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Students Visit "Jurassic" Franklin Park On Special Field Trip

Students from Livingston, Shady Lane, and Scottwood Elementary Schools got to explore 13 acres of botanical wonder and art.

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Explore the Columbus Museum of Art for FREE This Summer!

Thanks to a special partnership with Battelle, CMA is offering all CCS students, their families, and our staff the opportunity to visit the museum and its special exhibits at no charge.

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Three New School Principalships Announced for the 2021-2022 School Year

New principals for the BlendED K-8 program, Columbus Spanish Immersion Academy, and Shady Lane Elementary School.

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Superintendent's Weekly Message - June 18, 2021

Read Dr. Dixon's weekly message for CCS families.

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CCS Celebrates Pride Month 2021

Columbus City Schools celebrates Pride Month and honors 40 years of Pride in the Columbus.

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Columbus City Schools Superintendent Discusses Plans for Opening of Schools for the 2021-2022 School Year

CCS to return to pre-COVID protocols.

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Grandmother’s Dedication Propels Fifth-Grader During Pandemic

When the global pandemic forced Columbus City Schools to begin the school year completely remote, fifth-grader Kaiden Martin-McKee’s grandmother stepped up and stepped up in a big way.

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Board Meeting Preview: June 15, 2021

Read our preview and learn how you can watch the Columbus Board of Education meeting on Tuesday, June 15.

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Day One of Summer Learning and Fun

The CCS Summer Experience is officially underway!

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Superintendent's Weekly Message - June 11, 2021

Read Dr. Dixon's weekly message for CCS families.

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Seven CCS Students Receive BalletMet Scholarships

BalletMet’s Discover Dance Scholarship Program offers children ages 8-12 in the Central Ohio area opportunities for quality ballet and dance education and training.

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WATCH: Superintendent's Student Ambassadors Presentations (Week 4)

Watch student presentations from East, Northland, and Walnut Ridge.

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Columbus City Schools, the Columbus Board of Education, and CCS Labor Partners are United in Strongly Opposing HB 322 and HB 327

Read a joint statement from CCS, the Columbus Board of Education, and CCS Labor Partners.

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New Principals for Olde Orchard, Fairmoor, and Watkins Elementary Schools

CCS makes additional administrative announcements ahead of the 2021-2022 school year.

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Superintendent's Weekly Message - June 4, 2021

Read Dr. Dixon's weekly message for CCS families.

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Celebrate #LastDayCCS and Start of Summer Break for Students in Columbus City Schools

Thursday, June 3, is the last day of classes for more than 46,000 Columbus City Schools students, and we want to see your last day selfies!

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African Dance Grant Teaches Moler Students More Than Moves

A “Teach Art Ohio” grant from the Ohio Arts Council allowed Moler elementary school students to learn traditional African dance from professionals this spring despite the pandemic.

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