City League Sports Podcast: Marvin Bohanan

On this episode of Columbus City League Sports Podcast, Football legend Marvin Bohanan remembers his days coaching some of the "all greats," and even sneaks in a surprise guest... or two.

Columbus City Schools Bids Farewell to Three Legendary Columbus Board of Education Members

On December 16, 2025, the Columbus Board of Education held its last regular business meeting of 2025. During this meeting, three legendary leaders said goodbye to their time-serving on the Board: Michael Cole, Ramona Reyes, and Christina Vera.

A Board Member Farewell: Michael Cole

When Columbus Board of Education (BOE) President Michael Cole joined the school board in 2014, he made a promise to himself: memorize the Columbus City Schools (CCS) mission and embody it every day.

A Board Member Farewell: Ramona Reyes

Reyes’ historic role on the Columbus Board of Education brought new perspectives and opened new doors for families across Columbus.

A Board Member Farewell: Christina Vera

A Brookhaven High School graduate, Christina Vera centered equity, student voice, and family engagement throughout her service on the Columbus Board of Education.

Across CCS, TAPS Academy Empowers Youth Leaders and Fosters Stronger Police Partnerships

Middle school students throughout CCS, including those at Buckeye, Starling, and Yorktown Middle Schools graduated from the TAPS program.

Battelle-Funded Grant Helps CCS Students Turn Imagination Into Robot Designs

Thanks to Battelle and the Ohio STEM Learning Network, Northland is expanding STEM education with students designing delivery robots.

OSCA Honors Retired CCS Counselor Kate Webster With Lifetime Achievement Award

Webster was recognized for championing students, mentoring fellow counselors, and strengthening the counseling profession in her more than 30 years with CCS.

CCS Superintendent joins Columbus Chamber panel on strengthening education–business partnerships

CCS stepped into the spotlight as Superintendent/CEO Dr. Angela Chapman joined business and civic leaders to talk about the future of education and workforce development. The conversation moved fast. Leaders highlighted student talent, hands-on learning, and the partnerships shaping real opportunities in Columbus.