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After more than $50 million in cuts last year, Columbus City Schools may still face tough decisions in the future despite projections that revenue will grow faster than expenses.
By: Cole Behrens
Columbus City Schools unveiled the newly renovated Salem Elementary on Aug. 19 to cap off over $60 million investment in schools across the district.
With the first day of school upon Columbus Schools students, Superintendent Angela Chapman says the district is ready to move forward on academics.
Despite heavy rain and flood warnings across central Ohio on Aug. 20, Columbus City Schools students headed back to class for the first day of school.
Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther shared how Columbus residents can get help cleaning up downed trees or other storm damage on their property after nearly two weeks of devastating weather.
Columbus Dispatch Students who began their education largely after the disruptions of COVID-19 showed better performance gains on recent
The district teacher union filed a grievance over Columbus City School's "preventable" bad deal with an insurance consultant that cost them millions.
By: Cole Behrens
Columbus City Schools is speaking out about proposed changes Ohio that could close as many as 15 schools or convert them to charter schools.
Taya Kidd, a Reynoldsburg elementary school teacher was honored Aug. 27 as "Ohio Teacher of the Year" to the applause of her students.
Columbus City Schools unveiled a new nearly $11 million investment into Walnut Ridge High School to bring cutting-edge workforce development to students.
