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If you do not have a Parent Portal account, please sign up at https://www.ccsoh.us/domain/188. You will need an activation code for set up. If you do not have a code, one may be gained one of two ways.
1.Come to the high school with your Government-issued ID and request an activation code for the parent portal.
2. Email a copy of your Government-issued ID along with your student's ID number, name and birthdate to: parentportalaccess@columbus.k12.oh.us.
Once set up, you will have live access to your student's grades, comments from teachers, attendance, missing assignments and alerts as information is added and/or changed.
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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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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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CCS Cinema Club Launches Season 2
Welcome back to season 2 of the award winning student run podcast at Columbus City Schools! Returning hosts, Leia Gersing and Sarah Dearth, discuss their favorite back to school movies.
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Wellness Wednesdays with Tei Street
For our Staff Wellness Initiative's first Wellness Wednesdays video for this school year, hear from Mifflin High School alumna, Tei Street.
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Columbus City Schools Challenges Attorney General's Petition on Expanded Student Transportation Obligations
An update regarding transportation from Columbus City Schools.
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Governor DeWine, Lt. Governor Husted Announce CCS Career-Technical Education Program as Recipient of Education Equipment Grant
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Lt. Governor Jon Husted announced Columbus City Schools (CCS) as one of 34 schools receiving awards through the second round of the Career Technical Education Equipment Grant Program.
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All Aboard, Pathway Express Launches with a Fun-Filled Day of Early Literacy at the National Veterans Memorial and Museum
Columbus City Schools kicked off Pathway Express with an exciting start at the National Veterans Memorial and Museum, where families gathered to celebrate early literacy.
