Columbus Middle News Today

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In a special election on May 14, residents in the Columbus Municipal School District will vote whether to approve a $36 million bond for repairs and renovations to district facilities.

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Columbus Municipal School District trustees unanimously passed a resolution during a special-call meeting Tuesday to hold a special election for a bond that would fund $36 million in facility improvements.

The Columbus Public Schools Board of Education prioritized the most immediate needs, like unsecured doorways and crowded spaces, for the May 14 school bond after the previous one flopped.

Mayor Keith Gaskin has vetoed a Columbus City Council decision to annex two areas east of the city.

The Columbus Municipal School District will seek voter approval for a bond that would provide the district with roughly $30 million for repairs and renovations to its aging school infrastructure.

The Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship will take place at 1 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 11, at Columbus Middle School. Doors will open at 12:30 p.m.

An original production is coming to life onstage at Columbus Middle School. Theater students have been working for the past eight weeks on a play written and directed by their teacher.

Some Columbus Middle students got a chance to meet local professionals and earn a little bit of work experience. Students were able to participate in a mock trial and debate and sit in the driver's seat of a fire truck.