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Bus Routes Are Changing After Winter Break!
As part of CCS' Transportation Reliability Improvement Measures, the District is undertaking an unprecedented mid-year action to update ALL bus routes across the city, effective Jan. 3. To learn more, visit our Transportation website.
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Indianola Mindfulness Program Helps Students Learn, Manage Stress
Instructor Anne Comarda weaves in lessons of emotional regulation, stress management, and ways to cultivate calming exercises and gratitude into daily life.
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Applications for I Know I Can College Funding Sources Now Live
Calling all CCS seniors: applications for I Know I Can college funding sources are now available.
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Board of Education Adopts Resolution to Support the Coalition to End Tobacco Targeting
The Columbus City Schools Board of Education, during its meeting Tuesday evening, adopted a resolution in support of the Coalition to End Tobacco Targeting’s initiative to end the sale of flavored tobacco to protect the well-being of all students.
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Wellness Wednesday with Tei Street
For this week's Wellness Wednesdays video, hear from Mifflin High School alumna Tei Street.
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Columbus Officers Make Changes to TAPS Program In Effort To Connect With More Students
In a program taking place in Columbus City Schools since 2014, officers spend 11-week sessions inside different schools districtwide, informing students about various topics and working to break down social barriers between teens and police.
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Board Meeting Preview: December 6, 2022
The Columbus Board of Education convenes for its regular business meeting tonight. Learn what's on the agenda and how you can watch.
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Mentors Empower Beechcroft Boys to Be Men
The Men's Empowerment Breakfast at Beechcroft helped mentors connect with mentees.
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City League Sports Podcast: Damon Griffin II and Da'Shawn Simmons
Dr. Vince Clarno sits down with the city league south football co-champs at South High School.
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District Message/FAQ Regarding Measles
Columbus Public Health is investigating confirmed cases of measles at several local public places around the city. CCS does not currently have any reported cases of students with measles in the District.
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