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Thanksgiving Spirit Week and Wellness Week
To prepare for our week of wellness that includes Thanksgiving, we will have a week of theme days!
Monday November 18-Sweat Suit Day-Wear your fave sweats!
Tuesday November 19-Twin Day-Find your twin and dress the same!
Wednesday November 20-Wacky Wednesday-Mix and match your favorite accessories and clothing. Does it match? Who cares!
Thursday November 21-Pajama Day-Wear your comfy pj's to get ready to relax for Wellness Week. Remember, NO SLIPPERS!
Friday November 22-Any Holiday Day-Wear your clothes from any holiday you like!
Wellness Week-11/23-12/01/2024
The school will be closed for Wellness week from Saturday November 23-Sunday December 1. All our friends(except Pre-K)will return to school on Monday December 2 and head into our countdown to Winterfest!
We hope you have a wonderful wellness week!
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Parent Portal
Columbus City Schools is now using the Infinite Campus Parent Portal to do everything from changing your address, registering your students for the Student Choice lottery, and updating your emergency contacts. The school staff no longer have the ability to change addresses or remove emergency contacts from your student's file at the school level.
This year, Transportation information will NO LONGER be mailed to your homes, you will only be able to access the information from your parent portal.
If you need help setting up or getting into your parent portal, we have linked the information HERE for you, or please contact the school at 614-365-5906 or stop by to get a demonstration on how the Parent Portal works.
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DISMISSAL PROCEDURES-24-25 School Year
Dismissal will begin at 3:25pm.
Parents and caregivers will no longer be allowed in the vestibule after 3:10pm, and the front sign-in log will be shut off to prepare for dismissal. Any student that leaves before the dismissal time MUST be signed out. If you have an emergency situation and need to get your child before dismissal, but after 3:00pm, please call the office and let them know before your arrival.
If you are coming to pick up your student early, we will get your student ready WHEN YOU ARRIVE, and you must show an ID. If you have an alternate person coming to pick up a student for any reason, please call in advance and let us know the person's name, and they will have to be over 18 years old and have an ID with them.
Car Riders-
You will pull up through the Windsor parking lot and a staff member will come to your vehicle and ask your student's name, and they will be called out to meet you. The line will usually start forming 15–20 minutes before dismissal and your student will be called at 3:25pm.
Walkers will be released at 3:25pm
If you are out front waiting to meet up with your student, please check in with a staff member to make sure that your student is called in a timely manner.
We are looking forward to this school year and a smooth dismissal each day!
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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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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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Continuing Efforts to Address Chronic Absenteeism: Northtowne Elementary Unveils "Stay in the Game!" Room
Columbus City Schools continues its efforts to address chronic absenteeism by opening a new "Stay in the Game!" room at Northtowne Elementary School, in partnership with the Columbus Crew.
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Columbus City Schools Update on Transportation of Students in Mediation
This summer, Columbus City Schools identified students that we have been transporting to charter and nonpublic schools over the years beyond the requirements of the law.
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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.
