“SAP (Student Assistance Program) is a systemic process using techniques to mobilize school resources to remove barriers to learning.”
Here at Columbia, our SAP team works with a variety of resources both inside and outside the school to provide support for our students and remove barriers to their learning. If you know of a student who is struggling in the areas of academics, attendance, behavior, or health, please contact the school and we can set our SAP process in motion to assist the student.
Once a student is referred for SAP by a teacher, friend, or parent, our SAP team works to determine what supports the student needs to be successful in school. Our goal for every student is for them to experience a comfortable and successful journey through school, and our SAP team is just one tool in our box to help students with this! If you have any questions or would like to refer a student, please contact the school at 717-684-7500.
This is a friendly reminder that K-6 students are selling Andy's sub vouchers for the PTP fundraiser for field trips. Vouchers are $6 and do not expire. They are good for both locations. Orders are due on Friday, October 11.
Carter Houck finished the day in 16th place at the District Golf Tournament and advances to the 2nd round...Congrats Carter!!!
Congrats to Janeah Neal for making the 1,000 point banner!
Congratulations to former student and current co-head CHS wrestling coach, Nate Warner, for being added to the 100 win Banner!
Awesome accomplishment!!!
Do you know how to detect if your child is using tobacco, vapes, or worse drugs or alcohol? We can help. Visit the Lancaster session on October 7th from 6:30-8:00 PM @ The Conference and Training Center at IU13, 1020 New Holland Ave., Lancaster. See attached for for more info.
Do you know how to detect if your child is using tobacco, vapes, or worse drugs or alcohol? We can help. Visit the Lancaster session on October 7th from 6:30-8:00 PM @ The Conference and Training Center at IU13, 1020 New Holland Ave., Lancaster. See attached for more info.
October 1, 2019 - 6:30 PM - LGI
FAFSA Informational Night
Learn about everything that you need
to know to prepare to fill out the FAFSA.
On Wednesday, October 2 from 2:50-4pm, there will be a free mobile market set up at the Taylor playground. Everyone is invited to come and pick up some fresh fruits and vegetables from Heritage Creek Farms. Everyone is welcome.
Congratulations to our Co-op Golf Team with Day Spring Christian Academy for winning the CCAC Championship and qualifying for districts.
Congrats to both schools and a wonderful partnership!
Team members from Columbia include Ryan Hinkle, Carter Houck, and Luke Redding!
Awesome Job!!!
Congratulations to the golf team for winning the CCAC league championship and qualifying for districts! Columbia team members included: Ryan Hinkle, Carter Houck, and Luke Redding.
TONIGHT - You are invited to Celebrate Columbia's 2nd Annual Community Street Festival at Park Elementary School Playground from 6 pm to 9 pm - Games & Prizes, Food, Face Painting, and many more fun activities for children! All activities and Food are FREE!
PICTURE DAY is TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17! SMILE!!!
Good Morning:
The first evening presentation of Rachel’s Challenge and our student assemblies were FANTASTIC!
An opportunity to learn about a “Chain Reaction of Kindness” that students and adults can start here in Columbia. Community members attending last evening felt very positive about this program and want to be part of the “Columbia Chain”.
If you have the opportunity, tonight is the final presentation at the high school at 6:30PM (students must be 7th grade or older due to content.)
Thank you!
Reminder TONIGHT at 6:30: Rachel's Challenge community presentation at Columbia High School Auditorium, Tuesday (9/10) Students attending must be in 7th grade or above due to the content of the program.
www.rachelschallenge.org
The High School Open House will be on Wednesday, September, 4th from 6:30PM-8:00PM
We will be trying something new this year and allow parents to visit each teacher at their leisure throughout the night.
This will give parents the freedom to see the teachers they need/want to see without following astrict schedule.
Counselors and administration will also be available in the main office throughout the evening.
We appreciate any feedback you have to us trying this new format.
We hope to see you here WEDNESDAY evening!
Tide take the lead at 13-7...roll tide!
FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS!
Come out and support your Crimson Tide in their home opener on Friday, August 30th! Gates open at 6pm!
Roll Tide!
Happy Four Day Weekend!
No School on Friday, August 30 or Monday, September 2nd!
Welcome our new art teacher...Mr. Mikos
1. How long have you been at Columbia High School and what is your role?
I month. Art Teacher
2. What hobbies and interests do you have outside of school?
Art, Music, Skiing, Soccer Coach, Mountain Biking
3. What is your favorite vacation spot?
Crested Butte, CO
4. Do you have any pets?
No
5. What is your favorite food?
Philly Cheese Steak
6. Do you have any hidden talents?
No
7. What is your ultimate dream job?
Children’s Book Author/Illustrator
8. What three traits best define you?
Hard working, Friendly, Creative
9. What is your favorite quote?
It is what you make it.
10. What is your favorite thing about working at Columbia High School?
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