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As part of CCS' Summer Experience Health and Fitness Pathway, the day at the home of the Columbus Clippers provided students with a real-world perspective on how movement, teamwork, and wellness contribute to student success.
Linden-McKinley STEM Academy students interning with the Linden Economic Development Alliance (LEDA) attend their first North Linden Area Commission Meeting.
Columbus City Schools (CCS) is proud to announce new principalships at Dominion Middle School, Fort Hayes Arts & Academics High School, and Starling PreK-8 ahead of the 2025-2026 School Year.
“Fresh Prince” star Karyn Parsons visited Berwick K-8, inspiring students with her journey from actress to author. Her message of creativity and courage supports CCS’s district-wide literacy goal.
This spirit of hands-on learning and growth came alive at Southwood Elementary School, where students learned about medication safety as part of the Health & Fitness Pathway at Summer Experience.
Superintendent/CEO Dr. Angela Chapman provides an update to Fair School Funding.
Lindbergh and East Columbus Elementary Schools and Whetstone High School will have new principals for the 2025-2026 school year, but the three administrators are not new to Columbus City Schools.
A cohort of 43 Columbus City Schools (CCS) middle and high school educators gathered at Columbus Scioto 6-12 for the Korda Institute’s Fellowship for 21st Century Teaching & Learning.
With over 20 categories, and three levels of recognition, the Columbus City Schools (CCS) communications team has come out on top with a total of 18 awards in 7 categories.