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Nine #OurCCS schools are earning state recognition for one reason, student growth! From targeted support to after-school tutoring, these schools are helping students gain ground year over year. Read how our students and educators are driving results and why it matters for your child’s future

A new partnership between Columbus City Schools and city leaders is setting the stage for stronger schools and brighter futures.

Earth Day in action at South High School. Green Columbus and DHL Supply Chain have planted over 40 trees to address tree inequity around the school.

The Columbus Board of Education, joined by Michael Wilkos, Vice President of Community Engagement from the United Way of Central Ohio, hosted a townhall discussion about the impacts city growth has on CCS. Watch the full video above.

Columbus City Schools and the Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps at Fort Hayes will honor the service and sacrifice of three fallen Ohio airmen during a commemorative wreath-laying ceremony on Wednesday, April 22, 2026, at noon at Fort Hayes near the Shot Tower Gallery.

Join us at the McKnight Outdoor Education Center (3232 Indian Village Rd) on Saturday, April 25 from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Don’t forget your rain boots and outdoor gear!

Fort Hayes’ students gaining real-world experience producing a concert featuring Grammy-winning jazz artist Linda May Han Oh.

Schools earn PBIS recognition through evidence of fewer discipline referrals, reduced chronic absenteeism, and improved student behavior as schools expand their PBIS practices.

Make this summer the best on yet! Join us for the 10th Annual Summer Opportunities & Engagement Fair on Saturday, February 21 from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Columbus Metro Library's Main Branch!