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Please take a moment to read through our new ISE Handbook. This document contains vital information for all incoming and returning Indian Springs families!
Click below for PDF:
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4.5 out of 5 Stars!
Indian Springs received a 4.5 out of 5 on the state report card. Exceeds state standards! Congratulations to all of our Teachers, Staff and Students for your hard work!
Click below to view Principal Horstman's full State of the School presentation with a breakdown of each component of the State Report Card.
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Watch our School Choice Fair video!
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We are excited to have this space to give families a glimpse of the awesome stuff happening in our building, including class projects, student artwork, and more! Be sure to like the page and check back regularly, as posts will be added throughout each week!
https://www.facebook.com/Indian-Springs-Elementary-School-108065408357053
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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.
