Mrs. Missos and her Creative Entrepreneurship students attended the Columbiana City Council meeting, May 2nd. At the meeting, the city was presented a check from the Columbiana Community Foundation to have a mural that the class designed be put on the Holloway Insurance building. The mural is part of the latest project by CHS Entrepreneurial students in partnership with the city of Columbiana and local business to improve the city. Congratulations and great work Clippers!!
Congratulations to Paige Lawton and Katie Campbell:
This past weekend Paige and Katie had the chance to compete in the NSDA Last Chance National Qualifying Speech and Debate Tournament. Out of 168 competitors in Original Oratory from 46 out of 50 states, Paige placed in the top 16 speakers, earning a National Qualification. Also, Katie competed against 144 speakers in Informative Speaking. Based on her scores, she also earned a National Qualification.
Both students are eligible to compete in the National Speech and Debate Tournament in Phoenix, AZ. The tournament takes place June 11th-June 17th. Great Job - Paige and Katie!
Eight CHS student's artworks will be part of the ESCEO Art Show. Freshmen: Katie Campbell, Maci Dailey, Madelyn Huber, Paige Kelly, and Sophomore: Nora Ineman.
The show will take place next Thursday, May 4 from 3:00-7:00 p.m. at the ESCEO. The show will be an open house format where visitors and participants can view the artwork at their leisure. There will be no formal awards program on the evening of the show.
CHS students competed in the area 2 Envirothon in Norwalk Ohio. According to the website: “the Envirothon is an international, academic, outdoor competition for high school students, which is designed to stimulate, reinforce and enhance interest in the environment and natural resources.” An outdoor regional science competition where students take multiple choice exams over forestry, aquatics, soils, wildlife, and current environmental issues and then enjoy a lunch before winners are announced. The Columbiana Red team consisted of captain John Rhodes and teammates Jeremy Sandeep, Delaney Finsley, Nevaeh Kolesar, and Averi Mazei. The Columbiana White team consisted of captain Bridget Caporale, and teammates Summer Sinsley, Daniel Goehring, Anthony Gaglione, and Santino Gaglione.
Columbiana Students were recognized today at the Heads Above the Rest senior honors recognition breakfast. The Columbiana ESC hosted students from around the county with ACT scores above 31 and are above the 95% percentile of all graduating seniors nationally! The 2023 students are: Anna Joy, Delaney Finsley, Luke Mackall, and, John Rhodes. Congratulations to these outstanding Clippers who are "Heads Above the Rest"!
Columbiana Students and their Star Educators were recognized today at the Heads Above the Rest senior honors recognition breakfast. The Columbiana ESC hosted students from around the county with ACT scores above 31 and are above the 95% percentile of all graduating seniors nationally! Additionally, educators and mentors of those students were recognized as their Star Educator have been a significant influence in the success. Pictured with this years 2023 students are: Mrs. Holly Ferguson nominated by Anna Joy. Mrs. Stephanie Baylor nominated by Delaney Finsley. Ms. Kristen Reynolds nominated by Luke Mackall. And, Ms. Trisha Nord nominated by John Rhodes. Congratulations to all of our Clippers at todays program.
Transportation: Bus 6 is delayed due to a train. This may impact other bus routes. Please be patient. Bus 6 is behind picking up students. Other busses may also be delayed.
Spring Fling is just around the corner! We are looking for Volunteers and Donations!
State of Ohio Superintendent of Public Instruction, Dr. Stephanie Siddens, came to visit Columbiana High School's Entrepreneurial Class. Superintendent Siddens, State Board of Education Member Mark Lamoncha, State of Ohio Representative Monica Blasdale, Columbiana City Manager, Columbiana Mayor and City Council members came to see a public - private partnership driven by Columbiana Students. The students and their teacher, Mrs. Trisha Missos, will travel to Carnegie PA. to interact with the city to demonstrate the power of student projects when partnered with government and the private sector. Pictured with the Entrepreneurial Class is Dr. Siddens and Mark Lamoncha.
Attention Clippers:
Today the high school and middle school conducted practice level 1 lockdown drills to coordinate with the Columbiana Police Department on an external concern to keep students indoors this morning. However, there were no substantiated threats made to the schools. The Columbiana P.D., out of an abundances of caution, asked for our cooperation. We are generally locked down during the day, but conduct level one lockdowns to keep students indoors when asked to do so by our local police department. We will continue to follow established protocols and work with our local police/fire departments to keep ahead of safety. Thank you and have a great day!
Special Education: Passing along this information for those in the 2020-2023 graduating classes. Career training opportunities for those with disabilities through a tri agency collaboration. See attached fliers for details.
Congratulations to Delaney Finsley! Delaney received the $1,000 Lester Marrison Book Grant Award from Doug Stuart, Northeast Region President of the Ohio School Board Association at the Wayne County Schools Career Center. Delaney was one of three recipients of this grant from the region.
Meet our WORLD QUALIFYING CMS Robotics Team this Saturday!
Our CMS Robotics Team Qualified for the WORLD Competition!
They now need your help to travel to Dallas:
Scan the QR code to donate and click here to learn more about the team: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jbb0HO51ogo
Attention, bus riders: There may be some transportation delays due to road closures with bus routes today. Please be patient. Drivers are working to reroute where necessary. Thank you and have a great day.
Attention all Clipper Fans! Columbiana Athletic Boosters created pledge opportunities for the Firestone Stadium Complex Restoration; click here for additional information: https://www.columbianaschools.org/article/1048814
Congratulations to Aide Bowyer, Mia Strohecker, Yesenia Pantoja, and Chase Tomalka for their outstanding Youth Service awards for 2023. The Columbiana Rotary has recognized Aiden Bowyer as the 2023 Heroes and Halos outstanding member of the year, Mia Strohecker as the 2023 Columbiana Area outstanding Interact student of the year, Yesenia Pantoja as the 2023 Columbiana Area Girls Scout of the year and chase Tomalka as the 2023 Columbiana Area Boy Scout of the year. Each of these Clipper students should be commended for their outstanding service to the greater Columbiana community!
Columbiana High Schools Performance of Beauty and the Beast
TICKETING UPDATE:
Pre-sale tickets close at 5:00 PM tonight and 12:00 PM Sunday.
If you purchased presale, we suggest that you have your ticket ready to scan from your mobile device. If you chose to print your ticket, please be sure that your ticket is in color.
Tickets will be available at the door for $10
Doors with open to the auditorium at 6:30 PM
Thank you for your support of Columbiana High Schools Production of Beauty and the Beast.
The Columbiana Exempted School District will be on a two hour delay for Tuesday, March 14. All classes , transportation. All starting times will be two hours later than the regularly scheduled time. Thank you.
Congratulations to our two teams that qualified for the VEX Robotics State Championship. Both teams that qualified represented us very well. Our team consisting of Andrew Kridler, Preston Lawton, and Connor Dattilio placed 23 out of 50 in the state competition. Michael Conrad and Aiden Rosario finished 2nd place overall in the teamwork challenge, qualifying for the world competition held in Dallas, Texas. Great job Clippers!
