It's Senior Night tonight at the CHS Volleyball Match against Norfolk. Come on out at 6:30 and show your support for our seniors.
Good luck to do to the CHS Cross Country Team at Districts!
Early Childhood Education community discussions will take place October 7 & 8 from 7:00 - 8:30 pm at Columbus Middle School. We hope that many from the Columbus community will attend to discuss current needs and challenges that our community is facing.
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CPS leaders learning from our community during round table discussions on Early Childhood Education needs in Columbus.
Congratulations to Sofia Gomez-Garcia & Blake Edzards, Columbus High School's 2019 Homecoming Queen & King!
The USDA Summer Lunch Program will run from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. May 30-July 26 Monday through Friday at CMS, 2200 26 St. There will be no lunch served on July 4 and 5. The meal is free to all children ages 1-18. Adults accompanying a child may eat for $3.75. All meals meet USDA nutrition standards. The USDA Summer Lunch program serves meals with milk, meat, fruit, vegetables & bread. The USDA Food & Nutrition Service prohibits discrimination on race, color, national origin, age, sex or disability.
District 22 Sen. Mike Moser spoke to CHS students in the JAG Nebraska class about serving in the Nebraska Legislature.
Watch the CHS graduation live Sunday at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvgJ3TkibSY. The ceremony starts at 3 p.m.
There were 33 CMS sixth graders who participated in the Pender Honor Band with students from 14 other schools.
The CHS Girls' Soccer Team fell to Scotus 1-0 in the B-5 Subdistricts.
The CHS Boys Soccer Team lost a close one in overtown to Scotus falling 1-0. The Boys will play in the District B4 finals against Mount Michael at 11 a.m. Saturday at Wilderness Park. Go Discoverers!
Congratulations to the Girls’ Soccer Team on their 3-0 victory over Lakeview in the Subdistrict B-5 match. The Discoverers will play Scotus Central Catholic on Thursday at 5 p.m. at Wilderness Park for the subdistrict championship. Go Discoverers!
Congratulations to the Boys Soccer Team on their 7-0 victory over Madison in the Subdistrict B-5 match. The Discoverers will play Scotus Central Catholic on Thursday at 3 p.m. at Wilderness Park. Go Discoverers!
Columbus Public Schools singers earned several honors at the 2019 Nebraska A Cappella Championships.
This is the first year for the competition and it was held at CHS with 12 ensembles competing.
The competition was tight with one point separating the top two scorers for best overall. The CHS group, Neptune’s Angels, edged out Pirate Radio from Brownnell Talbot School 190 to 189 out of a possible 210 to land first best overall. The best overall soloist and best junior high soloist was CMS eighth grader Alyva Williams from the group Vocal Tech.
Bringing home best soloist in Class A was CHS senior Reagan Gausman for her performance with New World Singers. Neptune’s Angels also walked away with Best Class A Ensemble and Best Small Ensemble.
The CMS group, Vocal Tech, took best Junior High Ensemble.
New World Singers finished fourth best overall earning 187 points.
Congratulations to all our participations and making us proud to be Discoverers!
Boys soccer falls to No. 3 Lexington 5-1.
CHS defeats Lexington 1-0. Nice job Discoverers.
CHS has released the 2019 summer activity camps.
Congratulations to Shaun Clemens and Aiden Cromwell as they won the 2019 State Mechatronics competition Saturday at the Nebraska State Leadership and Skills Contest in Grand Island. They will represent Columbus High School June 24th – 28th at the National Leadership Contest in Louisville Kentucky.
In Automated Manufacturing the team of Logan Garbers, Kaden Hughes, and Pedro Zayas Vargas placed 3rd.
Over 30 business partners and CPS staff working with our STEM teachers on industry expectations for the next 5 years for our students
Congratulations to CMS fifth grader Avery for winning the fifth and sixth grade division of the Elks Essay contest. This year’s essay theme was “What Makes You Proud of America?
