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  • Capital Parents and Guardians:

    Capitals Beginning with the 2018-19 school year, Columbia High School will be designated as a Title One School. Title I is a federal program that provides opportunities for the children served to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to meet challenging state content standards.  

    Resources are distributed to schools where needs are the greatest, in amounts sufficient to make a difference in the improvement of instruction.  

    We want your input. Please review the Parent Engagement Policy and the School-Parent Compact and send any feedback that you may have by Thursday, May 24th. We will continue to provide updates on our Title Programming.

    We thank you for your commitment to our students and our school.

      

    We Just Can’t Hide That Capital Pride!

    Shenequa L. Coles
    Principal

     

     

    CHS School/Parent Compact Document

    Click here to provide feedback on the School/Parent Compact Document.

    CHS Parent Engagement Policy

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    meeting Columbia High School will hold its School Improvement Council and PTSA Meetings on  Monday, February 25, 2019. SIC will begin at 5:30pm followed by PTSA at 6:15 p.m. in the school library. Please come and share your viewpoints as we continue our work in the School Renewal Planning process.  We look forward to seeing you on Monday. Thank you.

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    Dear Parent or Guardian:

     

    Richland School District One is partnering with The COMET, (Central Midlands Transit) to allow high schools students to ride The COMET in its service area at no charge to the student. Because this free ridership opportunity is being made available at this time, the District is requesting that the student and parent/guardian notify the school of the intent to ride the COMET. In order for students to participate, students will have to present their ID when boarding a bus. Students’ school ID numbers must be provided to The COMET in order to create student rider passes.

     

    Students may not leave school early or arrive late without appropriate parental permission, including but not limited to written and\or electronic communication. The Student Code of Conduct and all school board policies apply to students while riding the Comet. Appropriate disciplinary measures may apply to students who violate Richland One rules while riding Comet.

    If you do not want your child to have access to this service, please contact your child’s school administration by February 1, 2019. This service will also be available during the 2019-2020 school year and in InfoSnap

     

     

    Shenequa L. Coles
    Principal

     

     

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    Students who currently drive to school or plan to drive to school need to register for the Alive at 25 class.  If you have questions or concerns, please see Coach Calvert at 731-8941. 

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