A reminder about our upcoming schedule!
We hope everyone has a wonderful break!
We hope everyone has a wonderful break!
Our city leaders have been so supportive and gracious with their time this week to help our students understand the importance of reading and showing them that reading is fun!
Here, Councilman Smith went back to his old elementary school, Cook Elementary, to read to students.
Thank you to the others that have also read to our students this week.
"Read Across America" week wraps up this morning with a fun event.
We will share pictures later.
It's game day at The Big House in Jackson! Tip off is at noon.
Be there to support the Falcons and be loud!
Don't forget to wear purple.
Be there to support the Falcons and be loud!
Don't forget to wear purple.
It was an exciting day at Columbus High! #adulting
Thank you to Delta Sigma Theta for hosting a voter registration drive.
CHS students were also able to take the time to register to take the ACT, apply for financial aid, and apply to college.
Thank you to Delta Sigma Theta for hosting a voter registration drive.
CHS students were also able to take the time to register to take the ACT, apply for financial aid, and apply to college.
Thank you to Columbus City Councilwoman Lavonne Harris for reading to students at Stokes-Beard Elementary and Hunt Intermediate School this morning. We appreciate the support our city leaders show our schools and students!
A Grade Span meeting will be this evening at Sale Elementary and on March 24th at Stokes-Beard Elementary. All meetings begin at 5 PM.
Please plan to attend the Grade Span meeting at Sale Elementary tomorrow evening.
A Grade Span meeting is coming up March 3rd at Sale Elementary and March 24th at Stokes-Beard Elementary. All meetings begin at 5 PM.
Cook Elementary is having a fun and unique Accelerated Reading (AR) Challenge
Who will Win!
Each week, students read books and take AR tests. On Friday of each week, several students' names are pulled from the collection of classroom tickets. Weekly winners earn prizes from the office store.
At the end of each month, five students' name will be drawn to win $10.00 each. The homeroom teacher of each student will win $10.00 as well. Teachers win each time their students win. There is no limit.
Who will Win!
Each week, students read books and take AR tests. On Friday of each week, several students' names are pulled from the collection of classroom tickets. Weekly winners earn prizes from the office store.
At the end of each month, five students' name will be drawn to win $10.00 each. The homeroom teacher of each student will win $10.00 as well. Teachers win each time their students win. There is no limit.
A Grade Span meeting is coming up March 3rd at Sale Elementary and March 24th at Stokes-Beard Elementary. All meetings begin at 5 PM.
Fairview Elementary held its annual Black History Month program this morning.
Students sang, performed, and dressed as historical figures.
Thank you to the parents, guardians, community members, and city leaders who attended to support our students!
Students sang, performed, and dressed as historical figures.
Thank you to the parents, guardians, community members, and city leaders who attended to support our students!
The Falcons fly into Mississippi Valley State University tonight to take on the Lanier Bulldogs in the 5A state basketball playoffs. The game tips at 8:30 PM. Wear Purple and cheer on the Falcons!
Sale Elementary School hosted its Black History Month program this morning in the school cafeteria.
Students from every grade took the stage to speak about historical figures, sing songs, or perform under the direction of 4th-grade math teacher April Harris.
Students from every grade took the stage to speak about historical figures, sing songs, or perform under the direction of 4th-grade math teacher April Harris.
Congratulations to the Falcon soccer players who received postseason honors!
This is National Public Schools Week! This week is recognized to highlight the important role public schools play in our communities, and how schools make them stronger through expanding opportunities and preparing students to succeed.
Congratulations to our SRO's! Assistant Chief Juvante Burks, Sr., Jesse Anderson, and Lexus Ware completed crisis intervention training at Community Counseling in West Point.
The CMSD officers were given a Mississippi Crisis Intervention Team pin after the week-long training.
This is another way CMSD works to create a safe learning environment for every child.
The CMSD officers were given a Mississippi Crisis Intervention Team pin after the week-long training.
This is another way CMSD works to create a safe learning environment for every child.
Congratulations to CMSD Board of Trustees President Robert E. Smith Sr. on being honored as the first African-American mayor of the city of Columbus. He will receive the honor at the inaugural Legacy and Leadership Gala on Friday evening. Smith was elected in 2006 and served until 2021.
Support the Falcons in the state basketball playoffs!
The Lady Falcons play Friday night at Florence High School. The game begins at 6 PM.
The guys play Florence High School at CHS on Saturday night. Tip-off is set for 6 PM.
The Lady Falcons play Friday night at Florence High School. The game begins at 6 PM.
The guys play Florence High School at CHS on Saturday night. Tip-off is set for 6 PM.
A reminder that CMSD Pre-K registration ends today.
The Columbus Municipal School District Pre-K enrollment registration is open and will conclude on February 19th. You can access the application on the CMSD website, www.columbuscityschools.org or scan the QR code.
