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Welcome Back - Important Information for CCS Families and Staff

A letter from Dr. Dixon regarding CCS' return to school following winter break on Monday, January 3.

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Dominion Middle School Student Shares Giving Spirit Through Art

Simone Edwards created personalized drawings for all 27 of her classmates as a holiday surprise.

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Columbus City Schools Students Shine at Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Youth Oratorical Contest

Dominion Middle School eighth grader Adonia Balqis and Columbus Gifted Academy eighth grader Olivia Cox earned impressive placements at the event on December 11.

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CCS Announces Winners of Superintendent's Holiday Card Contest

Four winners chosen by Dr. Dixon from 15 finalists; each will be used to make holiday cards sent by the District to families.

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Columbus Global Academy Girls Build Confidence With ROX

Ruling Our eXperiences is a non-profit organization whose mission is to create generations of confident girls who control their own relationships, experiences, decisions, and futures.

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Eighth Grade Scholars Help Solve Real-World Problems

Students at World Language Middle School work their way through community-based problem-solving projects using the Korda Institute for Teaching method.

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Dominion Middle School Student to Give Remarks During 37th Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday Breakfast

Congratulations to Dominion Middle School eighth grader Elena Earley on being selected as the Columbus City Schools (CCS) student speaker for the 37th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday Breakfast next month. Mifflin Middle School sixth grader Ja’Vion Whitehead is the District’s runner-up.

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WATCH: Woodward Park Hosts Cardboard Arcade Challenge

Fostering project-based learning and the power of creativity, Woodward Park MS students created an arcade full of games made entirely of recycled cardboard.

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