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“It doesn’t just take a village to raise our children it takes a village to educate them, too,” Ey added. Thanks to Ey and her team, hundreds of thousands of books and learning resources have made their way home to CCS families, and the Literacy team's vision of building a strong collaborative between schools, homes, and community partners continues to come to life. Over the last two years, the District has teamed up with partners like Scholastic to deliver brand new books into the hands - home bookshelves - of all 47,000 CCS students. The District’s Snow What Fun! LitPro Reading Challenge gave students access to thousands of e-books and books for a fun two-week challenge, and it’s part of the CCS Office of Literacy’s district-wide #TogetherWeReadCCS initiative.

(Grade 5 - Oakland Park Elementary School) Madilyn B (Grade 4 - Clinton Elementary School).“This was a chance for them to discover books that interest them, and we’re proud that so many elementary and middle schoolers took advantage of the friendly competition. “As we planned our Winter Break challenge, our main goal was encouraging students to read for enjoyment,” said Jennifer Ey, director of the CCS Office of Literacy. That eye-popping statistic also represents how Columbus City Schools' kindergarten through eighth-grade students chose to spend Winter Break.

That’s equivalent to watching all the movies and shows that make up the Marvel Cinematic Universe a little more than four times. Linden Park Early Childhood Education Center.Fort Hayes Metropolitan Education Center.Ecole Kenwood French Immersion Elementary School.

Duxberry Park Arts Impact Elementary School.

Columbus City Preparatory School for Girls.

Columbus City Preparatory School for Boys.

Columbus Africentric Early College PreK-12.

Cedarwood Alternative Elementary School.

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