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CCS Graduation Requirements Graphic - Revised 7.26.pdfCCS Graduation Requirements
CCS Graduation Requirements
Path4Word Tutoring (2).pdfOSU TRiO Upward Bound Program
OSU TRiO Upward Bound Program
The TRiO Upward Bound Program at The Ohio State University is a free program designed to prepare students' college and inspire them to dream bigger. Our goal is simple: to give students the tools, guidance, and experiences they need to succeed in school, in college, and in life.
Apply HERE
Eligibility:
Students must:
Attend South High School
Maintain at least a 2.5 GPA
Be college and career bound
Program Benefits Include:
ACT Preparation
Academic Mentoring & Tutoring
Weekly Student Check-ins for Support and Goal Tracking (@South HS)
Summer Enrichment Program on The Ohio State University Campus
College Visits & Cultural Experiences
Financial Aid and Scholarship Guidance
A Supportive Community that Celebrates Your Success
Through Upward Bound, students will:
• Gain academic support and mentoring that keeps students on track
• Visit colleges and discover new student opportunities
• Learn how to secure scholarships and financial aid
• Take part in cultural activities that broaden student's vision of what’s possible
• Become part of a community that pushes students to grow and celebrates their success
Who Can Apply?
Students whose home school is South High School AND who meet at least one of the following:
• Students who are the first in their family to earn a 4-year college degree (first-generation student)
• Students who family meets federal income eligibility guidelines
• Students who are motivated and committed to pursuing higher education
NCH Fall programming 2.pdfNCH Fall programming 3.pdfNCH Fall programming 2025.pdfEducational Service Centers of Central Ohio is offering a resource site for parents. Please visit the website here.
Educational Service Centers of Central Ohio is offering a resource site for parents. Please visit the website here.
Student Email Accounts
Student Email Accounts
Instructions to access your account can be found here
Students need to check their emails regularly for important information and to communicate with their teachers.
VCAP
VCAP
The VCAP program allows students to recoup failed credits or to advance.
See the VCAP Team for support after school Tuesday-Thursday
20250130 ACT SAT Watch Party - 8.5 x 11.pdfColumbus Journalists in Training
Columbus Journalists in Training
Calling all High School Students!
It is almost time for the third annual Columbus Journalists in Training opportunity for high school students! Participants will experience intensive interactive exercises while being coached by media professionals. Students will be paired with sets of at least two journalists from print, digital, and broadcast media. Teams will serve as mentors and help students complete a final project that may be published by Columbus City Schools and/or Dispatch.com.
There are 40 slots available for Columbus City Schools 9th-12th graders. Students will be selected based on interests in English, journalism, creative writing, podcasting, broad-casting and similar topics. Interested students should look for the flyer at school, or attached to this email. Apply HERE
The program will begin in January and applications will be accepted through November.
Directions:
Go to the upper left-hand corner of the site and click "COURSES"
- choose the subject you are working on to help you better understand the content
STUDENT ID IS LIBRARY CARD!
STUDENT ID IS LIBRARY CARD!
Did you know that all Columbus City Schools student IDs are also Columbus Metropolitan Library cards? It's true! You may want to remind your students of this as you work with them on their assignments.
This gives them full access to every CML feature. Super-valuable now. Although the physical library facilities are closed, all of their online resources are available to you and your students. And those resources are virtually endless. E-books, audio books, research tools, foreign language learning apps, and on and on and on!
Here are the first-time setup steps:
Go to: Columbus Metropolitan Library
Click: My Account
Log In: Library card number is student ID number; PIN is student birth year
Follow: The few next steps for creating a user name, etc.
It's that easy. Takes about 60 seconds. If anyone experiences difficulty with the process, they can call the library help line at 614.645.2275!
South BLC
South BLC
This a video highlights where students can find the BLC online catalog, INFOhio research resources and sign up for a CML eCard.
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