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Records show repair delays, some conditions inside CCS still unfixed when teachers hit picket lines - Vimarsana News

Records show repair delays, some conditions inside CCS still unfixed when teachers hit picket lines

10 Investigates found some repairs languished for months – some leading up to the days before and into the strike.

Source: 10tv.com
Conditions inside Columbus schools remain key focus of fight - Vimarsana News

Conditions inside Columbus schools remain key focus of fight

Talks on a new agreement broke down Thursday night and the union appears poised to vote to strike this weekend.

Source: 10tv.com
School safety inspections found problems inside 32 CCS schools - Vimarsana News

School safety inspections found problems inside 32 CCS schools

Lead-based paint chips peeling from the ceiling. Loose bricks on an exterior wall of an elementary school. Stairs missing safety tread.

Source: 10tv.com
Science club for girls goes bilingual and international in its quest to open doors - Vimarsana News

Science club for girls goes bilingual and international in its quest to open doors

Project Scientist, a STEM club for girls that started in Charlotte, piloted its first Spanish-language club and plans to expand into Mexico.

Source: wfae.org
Columbus superintendent Talisa Dixon fought inequity, loss during COVID - Vimarsana News

Columbus superintendent Talisa Dixon fought inequity, loss during COVID

With school buildings shuttered and the COVID-19 pandemic taking hold last March, Talisa Dixon was struggling through the lowest point of her career in education. But for the first time, she couldn't talk to the person she always called for help. Just a week earlier — as Gov. Mike DeWine declared a state of emergency in Ohio — the Columbus City Schools superintendent was more than 600 miles away in her hometown of Oxford, Mississippi, saying her final goodbyes as cancer claimed her father's life. As she made arrangements after his death with her three siblings, Dixon's team of sc...