Join Tyler Carter and Dr. Talisa Dixon on another episode of Inside CCS, as we learn about the Instructional Coaching Model. Sit back and relax as we learn how our teachers help other teachers in the Columbus City Schools district, so they can become the best educators for our students!  

Join Dr. Dixon in a new role as she becomes a guest with Hilltonia Middle School's new student-led podcast! Timothy Walsh, the host and creator of this podcast is a student leading the way. The two discuss social-emotional learning, challenges facing the district, and hopes for the future!

Tyler Carter joins Dr. Talisa Dixon, Jennifer Adair, LaShanna Potts, Elizabeth Brown, and Charleta Taveres for Inside CCS's first ever broadcasted episode. Recorded at Columbus City Preparatory School for Girls, watch and listen in as this panel of successful women talk about their own personal journeys on how they got to where they are today.

Join Tyler Carter and Superintendent Dr. Talisa Dixon as they take their first ever podcast on the road and visit Easthaven Elementary School, the home of “Girl’s Rock.” An initiative run by Easthaven’s Tierra Jackson, which helps young women learn the importance of being a woman. Listen in on this special Women’s History Month show to learn how Ms. Jackson educates her young women students on how to be a leader, boost their self-confidence, and so much more!

Join Tyler Carter as she sits down and talks to Priscilla Tyson, Bryn Wing, Sesily Wanjema, and Nicole Harper about Black Girls Soar. With the theme "Crowned to Succeed," created as a direct response to the COVID-19 global pandemic, Black Girls SOAR provides a “safe space” and digital convening for African-American girls, ages 11 – 22 years. This organization is designed to provide important life skills and tangible best practices in the areas of leadership, professional development, financial literacy, self-care, self-love, and more. Black Girls Soar is outlined to set our girls up for success.

“I've never felt more empowered than when I'm wrestling, and I don't know where I'd be without it, because it's such an important part of my life."

What better way to celebrate Women’s History Month than with the news that OSSHA has sanctioned girls wrestling!

We talk all things wrestling and achieving the impossible with two student athletes - Katya from South and Maddie from Whetstone.

Dr. Dixon and Board Of Education President Jennifer Adair sit down with Aaliyah Reed, a 2020 Marion-Franklin High School graduate who is making history as the youngest African-American female to be accepted into the 114th Columbus Division of Fire (CDF) Recruitment Class. She discusses her time in Columbus City Schools as well as the adversity she overcame.

Guest host Christian Ross sits down with Dr. Danita Thornton, supervisor of school psychologists at Columbus City Schools, and two CCS students. We discuss the importance of having healthy conversations about mental health, as well as what resources are available for our students.

What do winter sports look like with the pandemic? How do our athletes compete and succeed?

Join us as we sit down with 3 CCS Student ambassadors, Carl (Linden McKinley/Columbus Downtown), Kaidyn (Eastmoor), Hafsa (Northland), as well as the Supervisor of Student Leadership and Engagement Mia Prewitt. The students share their thoughts on the recent virtual student summit they attended - addressing topics such as violence, and the necessity of therapy for both adults and youth.