Program leaders are turning fundraising efforts to the public to raise the $25M necessary to continue the Columbus Promise program for another three years. Columbus Promise leaders on Monday ...

City leaders said $25 million will be raised to send CCS students to Columbus State Community College for free as part of the Columbus Promise program. More than $15 million has already been raised.

Leaders from the City of Columbus, Columbus City Schools, Columbus State Community College, the college access program I Know I Can, and the Columbus Partnership, joined by several private ...

“We're strengthening academic supports, particularly in math and English, so that our students are fully prepared for college-level coursework.” Since the Columbus Promise program started in fall 2021 ...

Columbus City Schools is one of the only districts in the state with a gender-affirming ... important to deliver a very clear message to our community,” board president Michael Cole said after ...

it certainly felt more like March. The Boston College Eagles, sitting 9–11 on the year, trailed Florida State 76–72 at home with 14.2 seconds left in regulation. After Eagles sophomore guard ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Catharsis ... spelling out the home state in a four-letter call-and-response. Advertisement Ohio State, college football’s national champion again. The 34-23 victory Monday ...

Ohio State had to sweat a little bit on Monday night. Notre Dame scored 16 straight points after Ohio State took a 31-7 lead with 12:46 to go in the third quarter. The Irish trimmed the lead to ...

Auburn played its first game without injured star Johni Broome but Mississippi State basketball did not take advantage. And it wasn’t even close. The No. 18 Bulldogs (14-3, 2-2 SEC) were ...

The Columbus City Schools ... risks involved with disregarding state law. Board President Michael Cole said the board wanted to honor the wishes of the community. "They're asking of us to maintain ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio State Buckeyes are the national champions of college football, and even the bitter cold in Columbus couldn’t stop numerous fans from gathering to welcome back their team.