In this paper you can read about the wonderful activities and programs that the city of Columbus has to offer to the young people. It will explore the school system of Columbus City Schools (CCS), a public school system for the people of the city. You will learn about the schools and how they have many different resources or all kinds of children ranging from disabled students to mentally ill students. It will also give you information on the large variety of classes and advanced placement programs that help further your child's learning experience. You will also discover the several fun non-school related activities and groups that the children can be involved in. Such activities are the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, the boys scouts and girl scouts, COSI (Center of Science and Industry), and the various concert venues throughout the downtown area. The children have many learning and growing opportunities in the city of Columbus. Keywords: Columbus City Schools, Center of Science and Industry My hometown is right in the middle of Ohio and is one of the three biggest cities in the entire state. Columbus, Ohio’s capital, is a place of many busy people and busy places. There is a guarantee that you can find something to do every single day you spend in this large city whether it is going to eat at one of the many cultural restaurants or touring the city to see all of the historical sites. There are also several programs for the youth including many sports teams, and fun indoor/outdoor events. No matter where you go in Columbus, Ohio, there are plenty of things to do, especially for the young people of this great city. Educational System There are many different schools you can choose from for your child’s education and most of them are going to be a wonderful choice and experience for a growing child.
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The city is large so there are many options to choose from. For example; there are private schools, charter schools, religious academies, Handicapable schools, and the public school system is excellent as well. Since the city is large there is also a lot of money within the schools so your kids can get the best resources that they need to have a high quality education. Going to school personally at a Handicapable school when I lived there, I can say that they most definitely gave 110% of their effort to make sure each and every one of their students had a phenomenal time in their educational career. There is also a wide diversity in the classes you can take in high school and junior high. The Columbus City Schools (or CCS) offer many different classes such as drama, home economics, and several different languages such as sign language, Spanish, French, and many more. This allows the children to be culturally intelligent and open to a vast range of intellectual aspects. As a former student of Columbus City Schools I can vouch for this when I say that they have all the programs a child could need in every aspect of special needs whether it be mentally disabled or arithmetically brilliant. CCS has a gifted and talented program for the young advanced students and there are also AP (advanced placement) classes, IB (International Baccalaureate) classes, and also a Columbus gifted academy. If your child is mentally disabled they also have plenty of employees to help children in need. Fun Activities to do All Year Throughout the entire year there are many fascinating things for your children …show more content…
As a kid myself growing up in Columbus I can say that I spent many rainy days at COSI and I had tons of fun. There is an Ocean exhibit which takes you through a darkened room with walls made out of coral reefs with several water stations that can teach your child a variety of things such as the way waves are made and how they move, and an explorative camera station that you can look around a small marina and see some of the life of the ocean. There are many other exciting and educational places throughout the building that I would discuss, but I suggest that you go check it out yourself with your children! You will not regret
The city is large so there are many options to choose from. For example; there are private schools, charter schools, religious academies, Handicapable schools, and the public school system is excellent as well. Since the city is large there is also a lot of money within the schools so your kids can get the best resources that they need to have a high quality education. Going to school personally at a Handicapable school when I lived there, I can say that they most definitely gave 110% of their effort to make sure each and every one of their students had a phenomenal time in their educational career. There is also a wide diversity in the classes you can take in high school and junior high. The Columbus City Schools (or CCS) offer many different classes such as drama, home economics, and several different languages such as sign language, Spanish, French, and many more. This allows the children to be culturally intelligent and open to a vast range of intellectual aspects. As a former student of Columbus City Schools I can vouch for this when I say that they have all the programs a child could need in every aspect of special needs whether it be mentally disabled or arithmetically brilliant. CCS has a gifted and talented program for the young advanced students and there are also AP (advanced placement) classes, IB (International Baccalaureate) classes, and also a Columbus gifted academy. If your child is mentally disabled they also have plenty of employees to help children in need. Fun Activities to do All Year Throughout the entire year there are many fascinating things for your children …show more content…
As a kid myself growing up in Columbus I can say that I spent many rainy days at COSI and I had tons of fun. There is an Ocean exhibit which takes you through a darkened room with walls made out of coral reefs with several water stations that can teach your child a variety of things such as the way waves are made and how they move, and an explorative camera station that you can look around a small marina and see some of the life of the ocean. There are many other exciting and educational places throughout the building that I would discuss, but I suggest that you go check it out yourself with your children! You will not regret