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Watch our School Choice Fair video!
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Parents join us on Thursday, December 19th at 10 am, for our annual Winter Concert. Enjoy musical selections from our students in choir and instrumental music.
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Don't miss out on important school updates! View the South Mifflin Newsletters here:
https://www.ccsoh.us/domain/5102
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Parents, please remember to make sure you have completed the annual update via the parent portal. It is very important that we have up-to-date addresses, phone numbers and emergency contacts for your students.
The parent portal also houses bus route information, attendance, report cards and more. If you have never logged into the parent portal, please contact the office and the secretary can assist you with getting your invitation code. If you have forgotten your username or password, please email parentportalaccess@columbus.k12.oh.us, along with a copy of your picture ID, student's name and ID number to have your account reset.
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South Mifflin Ohio Standardized Test Scores Spring 2024
Our Spring 24 OST scores are listed below. The scores reflect our commitment to insuring that your child meets with success.
3rd Grade passing rates were higher than the state average!
Percentage Passing Rate
3rd Grade 4th Grade
Math – 97% Math – 56%
Reading – 67% Reading – 63%
5th Grade 6th Grade
Math – 35% Math – 62%
Reading - 25% Reading – 63%
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Student Breakfast Arrival
Students may begin entering the building at 8:30 AM for breakfast. School begins at 9 AM. All students enter the building on the side for breakfast where the bus lane is. Students should only enter through the front doors beginning at 9:00 AM. Please note, students are unsupervised prior to 8:30 AM, so we encourage you not to drop them off prior to this time. Breakfast is available to all students.
Late Arrivals
Students arriving after 9:00 AM must be signed in to the blue late log. The logs are located right outside the office on the desk by the window. When marking your students in late, please make sure you are providing the reason. Marking "appointment" is not an excused absence, please make sure you are providing the appointment type.
Early Leaves
If your student is going home a different way than normal, please call the office at (614) 365-6135, prior to 2:45 PM to ensure these messages are delivered to the classroom teacher in a timely manner. The office is busy with dismissal from 3:15 PM- 3:30 PM and unable to answer the phone during that time.
Students can only be signed out early by an adult who is 18 and over. A valid ID must be provided upon pickup. The pickup person must be listed on Infinite Campus in order to pick a student up early. Please note, late arrivals and early leaves do affect students' attendance hours. Please provide an excuse when possible.
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Have a non-urgent question for your students' teacher? Please feel free to reach out to them by email. The staff directory can be located by clicking the link below:
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Surprise Guest Bill Nye Reignites Passion at CCS Summer Experience Professional Development
As the 2024-2025 school year comes to a close, Columbus City Schools (CCS) gears up for the best weeks of summer: Summer Experience. Bill Nye the Science Guy surprised educators at engaging professional development day geared towards igniting their excitement for the summer.
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CCS Announces 2025 Summer Events
Mark your calendars for a summer of fun with Columbus City Schools!
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More Ways CCS Is Aligning Resources for a Brighter Future
How can the District make the most of its resources to give every student the best education possible? CCS is listening closely to community concerns as it carefully navigates its realignment initiative.
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Fort Hayes Welcomes Young Learners at Countdown to Kindergarten Event
The Fort Hayes Metropolitan Education Center buzzed with excitement as Columbus City Schools (CCS) hosted its annual Countdown to Kindergarten event, welcoming incoming kindergartners and their families for a day of fun, learning, and connection.
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Teacher Chat Podcast: Impact Beyond the Classroom
Host Dr. Todd Walker is joined by Otis Winston, Kelly Rivers, and Dr. Vincent Clarno to talk about the lasting influence of educators. From personal stories to practical advice, this episode focuses on how teachers inspire, motivate, and shape lives far beyond the classroom.
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Celebrating the Voices of Tomorrow: Winners of the First Draft Emerging Writers Competition
In celebration of National Tell A Story Day, the Department of Communications and the Division of Literacy hosted their second annual short story contest.
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Superintendents Message on Nondiscrimination Policies in Accordance with Title VI
A message from Superintendent/CEO Dr. Angela Chapman on nondiscrimination policies in accordance with Title VI.
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A Spring Break Message from Superintendent/CEO Dr. Angela Chapman
A Spring Break message from the desk of Superintendent/CEO Dr. Angela Chapman.
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14,000 Reasons to Smile: How Schools Are Standing Against Hunger
With the help of community partners like North Broadway United Methodist, schools like Indianola Informal K-8, Clinton Elementary, and Valleyview Elementary students and their families are able to have invaluable meals together on weekends or breaks when school is out.
