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Eastside Learning Extension Office
No cost learning center for qualified K-12 students
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Bulldog Nation show your HBCU pride
Bulldog Nation show your HBCU pride!! Showoff a pic in your HBCU gear and let us know your school and graduation year or expected graduation year!!! https://padlet.com/madamshunt/r3t6g53kqe2g2897
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Work Permit
Until Central Enrollment (CE) is open, students must give a copy of the work permit to the employer and keep the original until CE can process it. They can work with the completed -non processed application. Click on the below link for further information along with obtaining a copy of the permit and linkage for student to have the required physical for the permit.
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Statement from the Columbus Board of Education
The events of (Tuesday, April 20) continue to demonstrate the need for leaders, at all levels, to come together to address the very real issue of systemic racism in our Columbus community.
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Superintendent Statement on Community Violence
Columbus City Schools Superintendent/CEO Dr. Talisa Dixon addresses the deaths of two CCS students who were killed on Tuesday.
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Columbus City Schools is Partnering with Nationwide Children’s Hospital and Columbus Public Health to Provide COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics for Students 16 and Older
In partnership with Nationwide Children’s Hospital and Columbus Public Health, Columbus City Schools is providing all students age 16 and older with the opportunity to receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine beginning April 26.
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Superintendent's Weekly Message - April 16, 2021
Read Dr. Dixon's weekly message for CCS families.
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South HS JROTC National Championship Bound
The Junior Army ROTC Program at South High School is going someplace it has never been before: the National JROTC Leadership and Academic Bowl (JLAB) Championship in Washington, D.C., this summer.
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Superintendent's Weekly Message - April 9, 2021
Read Dr. Dixon's weekly message for CCS families.
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Superintendent's Weekly Message - March 31, 2021
Read Dr. Dixon's weekly message for CCS families.
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WATCH: CCS Stands Together
Columbus City Schools is a diverse community that stands together. Xenophobia, prejudice, racism, and violence have no place in our society, nor are they acceptable in our school community.
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Superintendent's Weekly Message - March 26, 2021
Read Dr. Dixon's weekly message for CCS families.
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Superintendent Statement on Violence Against Asian Americans
Dr. Dixon: "Xenophobia, prejudice, racism, and violence have no place in our society, nor are they acceptable in our school community."
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Passage of HB 67 Provides Relief for Juniors and Seniors
One of the primary components of HB 67 is the allowance of using a student’s course grades for graduation requirements, rather than using a student’s score on state test assessments
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CCS Announces Third Quarter Schedule Update
April 1st will now be a remote learning day for all students.
