COLUMBUS, Ohio — Twenty buildings in Columbus City Schools will transition to remote learning Thursday and Friday for the start of the school year due to expected high temperatures.
“These 20 buildings lack air conditioning in classrooms or are in the process of getting HVAC systems installed or fixed. The remainder of CCS schools will begin the year on Thursday with all students learning in-person five days a week,” the district said in a press release Wednesday. “CCS anticipates that the 20 affected schools will transition to in-person learning starting next week on Monday, August 30. The district will continue to monitor weather conditions leading into next week to keep families informed of any changes to the expected learning model.”
The following schools are affected:
High Schools
- Columbus Alternative High School (CAHS)
- Eastmoor Academy
- Whetstone High School
Middle Schools
- Arts Impact Middle School
- Columbus City Preparatory School for Boys
- Johnson Park Middle School
- Mifflin Middle School
- Westmoor Middle School
- Yorktown Middle School
Elementary Schools
- Broadleigh Elementary School
- Columbus Gifted Academy
- Como Elementary School
- Fairwood Elementary School
- Hubbard Elementary School
- Maize Elementary School
- North Linden Elementary School
- Siebert Elementary School
- Valleyview Elementary School
- West Broad Elementary School
- Westgate Elementary School
