A special thank you to Tim Pospisil for his dedicated service to the Columbus Public Schools Board of Education and the promotion of excellence in our students and staff at CPS.
The CHS Bands performs during the basketball game against Norfolk.
The Diamonds performed during half-time of the basketball game against Norfolk.
The Boys' Basketball team fell to Norfolk 56-33.
The Girls' Basketball team fell to Norfolk 33-18.
There will be a presentation for all junior students, parents, and guardians regarding PreACT results. Please plan to attend one of the following sessions: Sunday, December 16, at 5 p.m. ,following the vocal concert, or Monday, December 17, at 7 p.m. During the session, parents/guardians will receive their students’ PreACT score report along with learning methods to improve scores.
The CMS Student Council held a bake sale. The proceeds will go to help fund school activity nights, shirts for new students and other things sponsored by the student council.
Job Openings
Elementary Paraeducator 4.5 hrs/day
Bus Driver, 30 hrs/wk
The Discoverers lost to Hastings 54-39.
The Discoverers Girls' Basketball Team falls to Hastings 45-30.
Here We Come a Waffling is tonight from 5-7 p.m. at CHS. Waffles will be served and the art show will be going on from 5-7 p.m. The band concert starts at 7 p.m. The CHS Art Department will also be selling anchor ornaments for $10. These are limited supply, and the proceeds will go towards classroom art supplies.
Come look at some art, eat waffles and listen to some music at the CHS Winter Fine Arts Festival, “Here We Come a Waffling,” December 10 from 5-7 p.m. The Waffleman will be serving waffles from 5-7 p.m. in the cafeteria, and there will be musical entertainment. Suggested donation is $10 for adults, $5 for students and 5 and under free. The art show will be held in the IMC during this same time. The CHS Band concert will be at 7 p.m. in the concert hall. The CHS Art Department will also be selling anchor ornaments for $10. These are limited supply, and the proceeds will go towards classroom art supplies.
The CHS New World Singers will present their Christmas Spectacular Sunday from 2-4 p.m. at the Federated Church Fellowship Hall, which is located in the basement. All proceeds from this free will donation will be used by the Vocal Music Boosters to support the CHS Vocal music department. Vocal Tech, a group from CMS, will also be performing.
The CHS Diamond Dancers performed during halftime of the Basketball games against Beatrice.
CMS Parents and Guardians are invited to learn about vaping and digital media awareness on Dec. 4 from 6-8 p.m. at the CMS Auditorium. Jamie Rodriguez from East Health Department and the Columbus Police Department will be the presenters. Topics covered include: how to spot vaping products; dangers of vaping; how to help your child respond to online harassment; how kids can protect themselves from online predators; and much more.
The CHS Boys' Basketball Team fell to Beatrice 51-39 in the season opener.
The Discoverers girls' basketball team fell to Beatrice 38-24.
Due to the predicted weather forecast, Columbus High has made the following changes related to activities:
Swimming at Hastings has been postponed, date TBA
Wrestling at Kearney Invitational postponed to Dec. 21
Quiz Bowl at Ralston has been canceled
(Home) Freshman basketball vs. Seward has been postponed, date TBA
JV/V Girls/Boys basketball at South Sioux City, postponed to Monday, Dec. 3
The CMS food drive collected more than 1,300 items that were donated to the Platte County Food Pantry. The seventh graders brought in the most food. The drive was sponsored by the CMS Student Council. Way to be helpful students!
Within the next hour, as part of CHS emergency preparedness planning, students and staff will take part in a building-wide evacuation. The steps we take today are to help ensure students and staff know what to do and where to go in the event that we would be ordered to evacuate our building due to an emergency. The safety of our students and staff are the foremost concern of our administration. There is no cause for alarm as today’s activities are a planned exercise.