March 21, 2024 -- Eleven Columbus City Schools have been honored by the Ohio Department of Education & Workforce and Director Stephen Dackin for their exceptional progress and student growth on the latest Ohio State Report Card.

These schools are among 310 statewide, including 38 in Franklin County, to receive the prestigious Momentum Award this week. The Momentum Award recognizes districts and school buildings that have exceeded expectations by demonstrating outstanding achievement improvement while continuing to show student growth throughout the year.

The awarded schools are:

• Binns Elementary
• Cedarwood Alternative Elementary
• Columbus Africentric Early College Elementary
• Como Elementary
• Huy/A.G. Bell Elementary
• Indian Springs Elementary
• Northgate Intermediate
• South Mifflin STEM Academy (K-8)
• Valleyview Elementary
• Westgate Elementary
• Woodward Park Middle School

"I'm proud that these schools are being recognized for the hard work they do every day to improve student outcomes,” said Columbus City Schools Superintendent/CEO Dr. Angela Chapman. “Demonstrating year-to-year growth instills pride and determination in our academic community as we pursue excellence. Their commitment to continuous improvement serves as a beacon of inspiration among their peers statewide, encouraging us all to strive for more outstanding excellence in our educational pursuits."

Districts and buildings earn the Momentum Award by improving their performance index by three or more points from the 2021-2022 report card to the 2022-2023 report card and achieving a value-added progress rating of 4 or more stars. It's important to note that districts and buildings are not eligible for this award if they have received an overall rating of 5 stars.

Dr. Corey D. Grubbs, Columbus City Schools Chief of Transformation and Leadership, expressed his enthusiasm, stating, "We are thrilled to see tangible proof that our endeavors to enhance school standards are yielding results, showcasing the remarkable strides our students are taking in their learning journey. This achievement is a testament to our students, faculty, administrators, and families' relentless dedication and effort. It's a monumental milestone, underscoring our collective commitment to excellence."

Please visit the Ohio Department of Education & Workforce website for a complete list of districts and schools across Ohio that have received these honors.

Dear Columbus City Schools Families,

As we continue our journey towards reimagining the educational landscape within Columbus City Schools, I am pleased to provide you with an update on the progress of the Superintendent's Community Facilities Task Force, highlighting its alignment with the District's vision and mission.

We're charting a course toward a future where our students emerge as Portrait-ready graduates, fully unleashing their potential. This vision necessitates adaptability, effective communication, boundless creativity, sharp critical thinking, global empathy, and fluency in technology. It serves as our guiding light, our unwavering North Star.

Established per Board policy 7105, the Task Force, comprised of 28 internal and external participants approved by the Board of Education, began its essential work on February 6, 2024. Since then, it has diligently evaluated data-driven insights and engaged comprehensively with the community to create recommendations regarding potential school closures or consolidations.

Most importantly, the Task Force has yet to select any schools or administrative buildings for closure or consolidation.

To reiterate, the Task Force reviews criteria, analyzes data and engages stakeholders in its recommendations. Here is a summary of the work accomplished thus far:

Timeline: The Task Force commenced its activities on February 13 and will continue meeting twice monthly until June. Final recommendations will be presented to the Columbus Board of Education by the middle of June, with anticipated implementation by the 2025-2026 school year.

Task Force Meeting Highlights:

• Five meetings have taken place since February 6.
• The first meeting introduced Task Force members and established a webpage to house all relevant information.
• The second meeting saw the transition of leadership to co-chairs, the establishment of meeting norms, and engagement with the community through a survey of K through eight and high school students and adults.
• The third meeting reviewed the first Task Force Survey results, garnered over 4,000 responses, and discussed critical considerations for students and adults.
  
  
• Key takeaways: The survey, which received responses from 4,000 participants, comprised 1,000 K through 8 students, 200 high school students, and over 2,000 adults. Critical considerations for students included safety and transportation, accessibility, building age and condition, and diversity.
• Adults echoed concerns about safety, transportation, building capacity, age and condition, accessibility, and educational programs. Notably, safety, transportation, and building age and condition emerged as shared priorities for both groups.
• The Task Force incorporated community voice, which is the input of both students and adults. The task force thoroughly reviewed interactive dashboards featuring filters for student enrollment, building utilization, conditions, and transfer rates. These dashboards are accessible to the public on the District’s website, precisely the Community Facilities Task Force page.
• The fourth meeting focused on reviewing interactive dashboards and initiating the Engagement Plan to ensure community involvement.
• The fifth meeting focused on criteria review and interactive simulations.
• Click HERE for a Task Force Meeting Recap.

Next Steps:

• The Task Force is currently conducting a second round of criteria review.
• On May 7, the Superintendent/CEO and the Community Task Force Co-Chairs will present the work group's initial recommendations to the Columbus Board of Education during its regular business meeting.
• During May, the District will further engage the community in Community Forums, conduct an additional survey, and host gallery walks to obtain input. The Task Force anticipates submitting its final recommendations to the Board of Education in June for consideration.

The Superintendent's Community Facilities Task Force's work aligns with our District's vision and mission.

Our vision is to create a world-class model of public education that prepares all students to be Portrait-ready graduates and reach their full potential. The Task Force's efforts to ensure equitable access to quality facilities support this vision by providing students with the environments they need to thrive. Furthermore, the Task Force's commitment to data-driven decision-making and comprehensive community engagement upholds our mission, which aims to ensure each student is highly educated, prepared for leadership and service, and empowered for success as a citizen in a global community.

For more information and updates on the Superintendent's Community Facilities Task Force, please visit the Columbus City Schools website at ccsoh.us.

Please know that your input and engagement are invaluable as we strive to enhance the educational experience for all students within our District.

Thank you for your continued support and involvement in this critical endeavor.

Respectfully,

Superintendent/CEO Dr. Angela Chapman
Columbus City Schools

Juneteenth on the Ave.™ - June 15, 2024

It's the commemoration of freedom for the African American community - Juneteenth. Join us for the city-wide, family-friendly Juneteenth celebration and commemoration of Freedom in the heart of Bronzeville Columbus. Juneteenth is celebrated annually, usually on the 19th of June, to mark the date when some of the last enslaved people in the Confederacy were notified of their freedom following the Civil War.

• Date: Saturday, June 15, 2024

• Location: Bronzeville Area

• Time: 12:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.

• Show your CCS support by wearing a limited edition Juneteenth T-shirt (available by registering below.)

frican American Male Wellness Day- August 10, 2024

What’s known as “The Walk” is now a day of festivities. Join CCS students, teachers, staff, District leaders, family, and alumni for a transformative day dedicated to the health, well-being, and empowerment of Black men and their families!

• Date: Saturday, August 10, 2024

• Location: Livingston Park

• Free Health Screenings: start at 7:00 a.m.

• Walk begins: 9:30 a.m.

• Show your CCS support by wearing a limited edition Juneteenth T-shirt (available by registering below.)

The 2024 Summer Experience is FREE to all Pre-K through 12 Columbus City Schools students! Summer Experience for Pre-K through 8 students kicks off June 17. We're excited to provide CCS students and families with a summer of exciting school and community-based learning experiences.

This year’s Pre-K through 8, Summer Experience includes similar project-based learning students and families have been able to enjoy through our Pathway Express focuses, including Pathways such as Health and Fitness, Visual Arts, Urban Agriculture, World Languages and Cultures, and MORE!

Questions? Contact the Office of Extended Learning: 614-365-5010 or ExtendedLearning@columbus.k12.oh.us.

Click here for a Parent Portal registration walkthrough.

Learn more by clicking the link below.

Did you know the ESL Department has a designated call center in over seven foreign languages? Please share the document below with your staff and families in the event that they need assistance in another language.

Join select Columbus Metropolitan library locations this summer for Kindergarten Success Camp.

• For incoming kindergartners and their parents and caregivers only.

• Kids will practice school readiness skills and interact with classmates.

• Select one camp (see schedule below) and attend all five classes.

• Enter to win daily prizes.

• Kindergarten Success Camp is FREE!

Registration is required. Contact kindergartensuccesscamp@ columbuslibrary.org.

The State of Ohio Summer EBT website is now live at SEBT.ohio.gov. Submit an S-EBT application, check an application status, find where to go for help, and read Frequently Asked Questions on the site.

If your student receives SNAP, Ohio Works First cash assistance, free or reduced price meals, and/or is enrolled in Medicaid in a family earning 185% FPL or less, your student will be automatically enrolled in the Summer EBT program and you do not need to fill out an application.

If your student will not be automatically enrolled based on the above criteria, but you believe your children are eligible, you can apply for Summer EBT. Please note that receiving free meals at our schools alone does not qualify students for automatic enrollment; they must meet one of the above criteria.

For more information on if your student is eligible and to submit an application, if needed, visit SEBT.ohio.gov.

Other Resources

· OhioSummerEBT.org: Visit for Frequently Asked Questions, eligibility information, information on how to get Summer EBT, how to use Summer EBT, and more.

· Summer EBT Fact Sheet: Learn how Ohio’s Summer EBT/SUN Bucks program can help you!

· Summer Food Resources: Learn about additional food assistance resources available to Ohio families this summer!

Are you interested in helping lead Columbus into the future? Join us for City Leaders Academy! During this nine-month program, you’ll learn about the inner workings

of the City of Columbus, increase your citizenship skills and receive mentoring from City and community leaders. You’ll improve your public speaking, facilitation, teamwork, community awareness and leadership skills, preparing you to become a leader in your community!

Applications are open now through June 14th. This program is FREE!

ELIGIBILITY:

• Must be a City of Columbus resident
• Must be entering grades 6-9 in Fall 2024 and maintain a 2.80 GPA
• One child per household is eligible each year

For more information, please see the link and attached pdf.

Learn effective, equitable strategies to help community stakeholders foster growth and deepen relationships!

The National Urban League will host its community engagement webinar series beginning in April and running through June 5. These workshops aim to equip school, district, and university leaders and their partners with the tangible tools and resources to fully realize community engagement strategies.

Each expert-led session delves deeply into an essential community engagement facet and focuses on investment, preservation, and sustainability. These practices allow districts, schools, universities, and partners to reflect on current tactics and align work for greater coherence across all domains. Below is the session and registration information.

** All sessions will be recorded. I encourage everyone to register even if they cannot attend live. Recording links will be sent to all registrants. **

Session #2 Parent Engagement: A Partnership in Education with Chanda Causer (Wednesday, May 1, Noon -1:30 p.m. ET) This webinar aims to inform school leaders, district leaders, and partners about effective strategies for engaging community stakeholders (caregivers, service providers, faith-based, etc.) to refine, grow, and deepen relationships. This session is designed for attendees to hear from parent leaders and learn why they chose to invest in public education. This session will include parent storytelling, understanding organizing, public relationships, and power.

Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZclc2przkoH9xThffKx_RYrnLvX2u4ye0h

Be a JUNIOR VOLUNTEER at the Franklin County Dog Shelter! If you are between the ages of 12-17 and you'd like to make a difference for shelter dogs, then join our Junior Volunteer Corps.

Volunteers:

• Make treat bags and toss them to the dogs
• Help organize their toys
• Help the shelter staff complete duties
• Help clean dog areas
• Learn about dog care & dog safety

Contact Mark Mann at mark.mann@franklincountyohio.gov for more information.

Check out Culture Passes for admission to these central Ohio organizations –FREE with your library card.

**Columbus Zoo and Aquarium passes CAN be used for entrance to the Zoo for the Eclipse Event April 8th.

For in-person checkout only; non-reservable. Click here to check availability. Supplies are limited.

BalletMet

• Pass admits two adults or children.
• Redeem at theater box office up to two hours before performance.
• Valid for 2024-2025 performances only.

CAPA

• Pass can be redeemed for one 10-pack of 2024 movie tickets.
• Each ticket admits one person to any Summer Movie Series film.
• All movies take place at the Ohio Theatre.
• Valid for 2024 Summer Movie Series only (June & July).

Columbus Children’s Theatre

• Pass admits four individuals of any age.
• Redeem at theater box office up to two hours before performance.
• Call the box office in advance to be sure the show isn’t sold out.
• Valid for 2024 performances only.

Columbus Clippers

• Pass admits up to two adults and four children.
• Passes good for bleacher seating sections.
• Valid for Sunday games only during the regular season (March – September).

Columbus Gay Men’s Chorus

• Pass admits two individuals of any age.
• Redeem at theater box office up to two hours before performance.
• Call the box office in advance to be sure the show isn’t sold out.
• Valid for 2024-2025 performances only.

Columbus Museum of Art and the Pizzuti Collection of the Columbus Museum of Art

• Pass admits eight people of any age.
• Valid for seven days.

Columbus Symphony

• Pass admits one adult; children under 16 are free.
• Seat selection must be made before performance.
• Valid for Masterworks performances only.

**Columbus Zoo and Aquarium

• Pass admits up to six people of any age.
• Valid for two days.
• Pass is not valid for Zoombezi Bay, Safari Golf Club or The Wilds.
• Pass does not include parking fees.

Dawes Arboretum

• Pass admits up to six individuals of any age.
• Valid for two weeks.
• Valid for general admission; excludes registered programs and events.
• Cannot be used for entry during member-only hour from 8-9 a.m.

Franklin Park Conservatory

• Pass admits two adults and six children.
• Valid for 30 days.
• May be used two times before pass expires.

Ohio History Center

• Pass admits up to eight adults and/or children.
• Pass also valid to Ohio Village (seasonal).
• Valid for seven days.
• Valid for 10% discount at café and gift shop.

National Veterans Memorial Museum

• Pass admits two adults and five children.
• Valid for seven days.

ProMusica

• Pass admits two adults or children.
• Redeem by calling 614-464-0066 ext. 101 in advance, or at theater
  box office up to one hour before performance.

Karl Road Library Branch - Adult Learning Programs:

There are many programs offered at the Karl Road Branch for adult education.
Here are a few upcoming events, listed below.

English Conversation Tables

• Karl Road - Meeting Room 3
• Wednesdays, 3:00pm - 4:00pm
• Come join Library staff for an hour of English Practice as we explore a variety of topics, vocabulary, and grammar through conversation. No registration required. All levels are welcome.

ESOL Class

By Godman Guild

• Karl Road – School Help Center
  
• Monday – Thursday, 9:00am – 12:00pm
  
• 9:00am – 12:00pm
  
• ESOL classes are free English as a second language classes. Please call the Godman Guild at 614-294-5476 to register.

ESOL Class

By Columbus Literacy Council

• Karl Road – Meeting Room 1, 2, and 3
  
• Tuesdays & Thursdays, 10:00am – 12:00pm

• ESOL classes are free English as a second language class. Students need to register online using this form: http://bit.ly/CLCAdultEducation or call the Columbus Literacy Council at 614-362-1625.

Columbus Financial Empowerment Center:

By Jewish Family Services & City of Columbus

• Karl Road – Study Room 7
  
• Tuesdays, 12:30pm – 5:00pm

• The Columbus Financial Empowerment Center offers free one-on-one financial counseling as a public service for all Central Ohio residents. Trained and Certified financial counselors will help you.
  

Free Legal Help:

By Legal Aid Society

• Karl Road – Conference Room 1
  
• Tuesdays, 1:00pm – 3:00pm

• Get free legal help from the Legal Aid Society including consumer debt, expungement and landlord/tenant issues. No registration is required.
  

View the Columbus Metropolitan Library event calendar here for more events and information: https://events.columbuslibrary.org/events

The Aspire program offers free ESL, High School Equivalency (GED, HiSET), postsecondary preparation and career training for adult learners at different locations throughout Columbus. Day, evening and weekend, virtual and in-person class options are available. Spring classes will begin April 15, 2024.

To register: https://ausohio.com/adult-

Since 1954, we have been committed to providing programs for lifelong learning. Adult Workforce Education courses can be taken in health occupations, skilled trades, and computer applications. You can prepare to earn your high school equivalency by attending free classes, and foreign-born adults can learn to read, write, and speak English in our (ESL) English for Speakers of Other Languages program.

ACE Mission Statement: Adult & Community Education improves the lives of adult students through personalized, quality learning.

CCS Mission Statement: Each student is highly educated, prepared for leadership and service, and empowered for success as a citizen in a global community.

Vision Statement: A world-class model of public education that prepares all students to be Portrait-ready graduates and reach their full potential.

To learn more: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSddPqfUy-wClUEvEe2oYUndwMgNUr49QDYVydNllq7h0uVxGg/viewform

CLC is a dynamic and innovative agency providing services to individuals, families and neighborhoods across Central Ohio. Our mission is to increase employability, enable future education, encourage civic involvement and promote family stability and support.

Columbus Literacy Council offers programs for a variety of topics, such as:

• Workplace Learning
  
• Business Grammar
  
• American Sign Language
  
• Spanish
  
• Citizenship
  

The Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) program provides housing assistance for very low-income families, the elderly and the disabled, allowing them to live in safe, quality affordable housing in the private market. Since housing assistance is provided on behalf of the family or individual participants are able to find their own housing, including single-family homes, townhouses or apartments in neighborhoods of their choice. Participants are free to choose any housing that meets the requirements of the program and are not limited to units located in subsidized housing projects.

A family that is issued a voucher is responsible for finding a suitable unit where the owner agrees to rent under the HCV program. The suitable unit may even include the family's present residence. Rental units must meet minimum standards of health and safety, as determined by the PHA.

A housing subsidy is paid to the landlord directly by CMHA on behalf of the participating family. The family then pays the difference between the actual rent charged by the landlord and the amount subsidized by the program.

Visit website: https://www.cmhanet.com/HCV/About

ODJFS Assistance Programs - SNAP Benefits / Medicaid / Ohio Works / Childcare

The local Northside office of Department of Jobs & Family Resources offer benefits for low-income families that are in need.

Available benefits include: Medicaid (Health Insurance),SNAP (Food Assistance), Ohio Works First (Cash Assistance), and childcare.

To print and fill out the application click below:

https://www.odjfs.state.oh.us/forms/num/JFS%2007200/pdf/

To apply online click below:

https://ssp.benefits.ohio.gov/apspssp/ssp.portal

When you need help or answers to important questions, these community outreach organizations provide resources and critical information:

IMPACT Community Action
Food Pantries
Community Shelters - Faith Mission
Homeless Shelter Directory
Hands On Central Ohio
Job and Family Services
Central Ohio Workforce Investment Corporation (COWIC)
Columbus Libraries
Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA)

Time change is also a great time to check the batteries in smoke and carbon monoxide alarms in the home. Landlords are required to provide smoke detectors in all rental properties, but tenants are generally responsible for checking and replacing batteries.

• The Red Cross and its partners can test existing smoke alarms and install up to three free smoke alarms for those that need them. Interested? Please call 1-844-207-4509 or click the link below for more information.
• Columbus Division of Fire provides free Smoke Alarms and Installation. Please call Columbus Division’s Smoke Alarm Hotline number at: 614-724-0935. For additional information please call 614-645-7377.

Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP) is a free nutrition education program for low-income adults with children. This 9-week group meetings headed by an EFNEP Program Assistant who will use interactive discussions and hands-on activities to guide individuals through a series of workshops aimed at improving the family's overall diet and nutritional well-being. The program teaches participants how to make healthier food choices, manage their food resources, improve their food safety practices, and get physically active with their families.

Classes are held in various parts of the community in partnership with local and state agencies and some programs are available in Spanish and Somali.

To learn more about EFNEP visit the link below or contact Mariacarmen Lambea at lambea.1@osu.edu.

Formerly HandsOn Central Ohio, LSS 211 provides community access to thousands of programs and services available from nonprofit, government, and healthcare organizations in Central Ohio. For a full list of resources and programs offered by LSS 211, please click the link below.

As a leader in early childhood education, Save the Children is committed to ensuring kids can continue to learn at home. The websites listed below can keep young learners engaged in learning when school's out, during the summer or any day of the week.

• Starfall
• Learning Games for Kids
• PBS Kids
• Primary Games
• Arcademics
• Time for Kids
• The Kids Page
• PBS Design Squad
• Fun Brain

• Wonderopolis
• National Geographic for Kids
• Knowledge Adventure
• CoolMath 4 Kids
• SuperCrew for Kids
• Make Me Genius
• Scholastic
• Highlights for Kids
• DIY
• KidsThinkDesign

HelpNow offers study tools and test preparation.

24-hour online support for students.

Online Tutors are available
Monday-Friday, 2-11 p.m.

Having trouble using HelpNow?
Watch our tutorial.

CMA provides free general admission for museum visitors, each and every Sunday. See art throughout the Museum galleries through hands-on activities, puzzles, and Join the Conversation stations. For more information click the link below.

In conjunction with Mid-Ohio Collective, YMCA staff and volunteers will distribute free fresh produce to qualified, Franklin County residents.

• First come, first serve - rain or shine
• Please bring heavyweight bags or boxes
• Open to all with an eligibility waiver and photo ID

North YMCA
10am- 12PM, Second Saturday of each month

1640 Sandalwood Pl

Columbus, Ohio 43229

Eldon & Elsie Ward Family YMCA
3pm, Second Wednesday each month

130 Woodland Ave

Columbus, Ohio 43203

Jerry L. Garver YMCA
On pause until spring 2024

Hilltop YMCA
4:00pm, Third Wednesday of each month

2879 Valleyview Dr.

Columbus, Ohio

NNEMAP food pantry is open daily.

Daily Hours:

Monday - Wednesday: 9:00am - 12:00pm

Thursday: 3:00pm - 6:00pm

Friday: 9:00am - 12:00pm

Saturday: 10:00am - 1:00pm

Address: 677 E. 11th Ave, Columbus, OH 43221

Phone: (614) 297 - 0533

*See flyer below.*

Open to All Franklin County

Hours of Operation:

Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 12:00pm - 3:00pm

Tuesday, Thursday: 3:00pm - 6:00pm

Consumers are welcome once a week!

St. Stephen's Community House FNC is curb-side only.

Address: 1500 E. 17th Ave, Columbus, Ohio 43219

The Bread of Life Food Pantry is working to meet the critical need for food. If you need help, schedule an appointment at:

-Phone : (614) 341-2282

-Text: (614) 702 - 7772

The pantry is currently open on:

-Wednesdays: 5:00pm - 7:00pm

-Fridays: 10:00am - 12:00pm

Address: 1880 Agler Road

Pre-registration is strongly encouraged, although walk -Ins are accepted on a limited basis.

*See the flyer below*

Parental involvement during the elementary years is vital in helping children attain academic success. Parent involvement tends to peak while the children are in the elementary school. The research also shows that the earlier parental involvement begins in a child's educational process, the more powerful the effects will be. Educators frequently point out the critical role of the home and family environment in determining a child's school success. It appears that the earlier this influence is instilled, the greater the likelihood of higher student achievement. There appears to be a relationship between the age of the child and the forms of parental involvement. Greater efforts to involve parents are seen at the preschool and primary levels. Efforts here focus on assisting in the classroom and reading to children at home.

Parental involvement at the elementary level requires work, dedication, and commitment from all parties involved. While some parents of grade-school level students may feel that "involvement" stops at bringing the children to and from school, those parents who immerse themselves in their child's education know that they must go much further. At the elementary level, using learning activities in the home helps promote academic skills. Students at this age level need the constant reinforcement of rudimentary skills to promote higher learning. Although children spend the bulk of their day at school learning to read and conceptualizing their thoughts with their teacher, learning should go beyond the classroom.

Knowing that parent involvement is vital to student success, Northgate Intermediate works with a school ’s Family Ambassador (formally known as Parent Consultant) in the building to improve parent involvement. The Family Ambassador’s main goals are to work collaboratively with other parents, principal, counselor and staff to develop parent engagement activities as well as being a liaison for you (the parent) to communicate strategies and ideas to improve the overall climate of the school. Ms. Skipper (Northgate’s Family Ambassador) is at the building Tuesday-Thursday and can be reached at 614-365-8815 if you have ideas, questions or concerns.

Hello Parents & Guardians

My name is Sylvia Skipper, the Family Ambassador here at Northgate Intermediate.

We are so excited to kick of Check and Connect 2.0! Over the next several months I will be connecting with you over the phone to WELCOME you to our School community and provide you with academic and community resources to support you and your Scholar's academic success.

Last year, we made over 25,ooo meaningful interactions and because of your voice we saw gains in attendance, Panorama family survey participation, and used your input to co-create school, regional, district family facing initiatives.

Please feel free to contact me at (614) 365-8815 or sskipper@columbus.k12.oh.us if you have any questions. If you would like to stay informed with what's happening at Northgate, please be sure to stay connected with our Smore Newsletter that is generated through Class Dojo and the Parent letter that is posted every Sunday from Mr. Jones.

I am looking forward to you becoming a part of our family here at Northgate this 2023-2024 academic year.

Warmly,

Sylvia Skipper

Northgate Intermediate

Family Ambassador