Parents, teachers share fear of ICE raids at schools during Columbus School board meeting
Parents and teachers expressed fear during a Columbus School board meeting amid concerns around the possibility of ...
ICE in schools? Columbus superintendent tells staff what to do if immigration police come
The CCCS superintendent gave guidance to staff on how to interact with law enforcement amid concerns about immigration ...
Union president: WCSD teachers want guidance on potential ICE raids at schools
Washoe Education Association President Calen Evans said WCSD teachers want information as students and families are concerned ...
Under Trump, ICE agents can now enter schools. Here's how Columbus is responding
Central Ohio school districts are grappling with the possibility of immigration enforcement now that ICE agents can enter ...
City announces extension plans for program that sends CCS students to Columbus State for free
City leaders said $25 million will be raised to send CCS students to Columbus State Community College for free as part of the ...
Columbus City Schools issue guidance to staff about potential ICE interactions
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WSYX) — Schools in Central Ohio have been hearing concerns from parents amid potential ICE raids at local ...
Columbus City Schools superintendent touts expanded pre-K offerings as school year begins
Columbus City Schools Superintendent Angela Chapman said she is excited the district was deepening its investment into ...
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Free college tuition program expanding for Columbus City Schools students through Promise initiative
The Columbus Promise program that allows Columbus City Schools students to attend Columbus State tuition free will be ...
Central Ohio schools address ICE raid concerns amid policy changes
Central Ohio school districts are responding to concerns over potential Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids in ...
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Under Trump, ICE agents can now enter schools. Here's how Columbus is responding
Last week, Columbus City Superintendent Angela Chapman said the district "will continue to be a safe place for all students" in a letter sent to parents. "The safety of our students and staff will ...