Dedicated to Excellence in Education
November 1 marks the beginning of National Family Literacy Month, a time dedicated to fostering a love for reading and learning within families.
Columbus Alternative High School (CAHS) received an honor for its students' success in the Advanced Placement (AP) program and was named to the 2024 AP School Honor Roll with a Bronze distinction.
East High School Principal Dr. Kelvin Watson embraces the start of each school year with a heartwarming tradition that unites staff, families, alumni, and community partners in welcoming students. With a rich background spanning education and law enforcement, Dr. Watson’s unique journey informs his philosophy of fostering positive connections and high expectations. Through supportive conversations, legacy-driven goals, and new career-focused pathways, Dr. Watson aims to "reclaim excellence" at East, ensuring each student has the support to overcome barriers and achieve greatness.
Como Elementary students soar to new heights thanks to Carrie Plourde! Her warm smile brightens every student’s day as she provides the emotional support her students need to be successful.
For Marion-Franklin High School junior Kaleese Vickers-Ghee, a top-performing student in the theater arts program at Fort Hayes Career Center, October 15, was an unforgettable experience. By 9:00 a.m., she was immersed in district leadership, shadowing Columbus City Schools Superintendent and CEO Dr. Angela Chapman.
At Moler Elementary School, addressing students' emotional and social needs is at the heart of their work. Recognizing the impact of trauma and challenging home environments on many students, Principal Jameica Shoultz, with the help of her staff, has implemented new strategies to provide vital support for the whole child.
Celebrating National Principal Month by honoring leaders like Austin Taylor of Northtowne Elementary! With 24 years of dedicated service, Principal Taylor has guided countless students toward success, driven by his unwavering passion for learning and making a meaningful impact.
Tasting their way to the future! Columbus Downtown High School culinary arts students served up some serious flavor as CCS students reviewed potential lunch menu items for next year.
In a landmark celebration for the community, Allegheny Avenue has was officially co-named Nubian Way during a heartfelt dedication ceremony. This special event honored Columbus Africentric Early College, paying tribute to the school's proud heritage and remarkable achievements.