This is a great opportunity for our junior high students to receive books sponsored by the Jackson ISD.

Parents and Guardians-The ski trip is just about full! To ensure your child gets their spot, please make sure your payment is turned in, the waivers are signed, and the Google form is filled out. Please contact the office with any questions.

Winter Homecoming Spirit Week starts on Tuesday! Be sure to dress up to earn points for your class.

Stay warm with Columbia Central sweatpants! This week only, save $10 on all sweat pants, including open-bottom and joggers. Shop at https://1stplace.sale/45879

Columbia Central spirit wear is always in style! Gear up for the winter at https://1stplace.sale/45879

High School Assistant Principal Travis Cushman took a select group of students to a county-wide Drug Summit in partnership with the Jackson County Sheriff's Department on January 7 at the American 1 Credit Union Event Center. The goal of the summit was to provide a county-wide approach to encourage students to choose a drug-free lifestyle.

The 2025 Jr-Sr High Ski Trip is right around the corner! Please use the link below to register your child for the trip. Space is limited and will be on a first-come, first-serve basis. Please note that all waivers and forms must be filled out along with your payment (turned in to the office) before your student is considered registered. If you have any questions, please feel free to call the office. https://forms.gle/vfbiWpS1KJYFQJt18

Winter Homecoming Spirit Days 1/21-1/24.❄

Check out the flyer from the College and Career Access Center for Janaury 2025.

Student projects from Miss Anderson's and Mrs. McMichael's classes were displayed in the high school media center. In Miss Anderson's class, 8th-grade students designed an ugly sweater and then needed to pitch their design using a rhetorical appeal. In Mrs. McMichael's Sculpture and Ceramics class, students created cardboard gingerbread houses.

As part of the Character Strong curriculum, Miss Anderson's class did a project on positive self-talk for December.

Congratulations to the high school Leadership students as they were victorious in the Salvation Army bell-ringing contest versus Northwest High School! What tremendous effort and commitment to raise money for such a great cause. Very proud of our students and the community that supports them! Every day is a great day to be a Golden Eagle!

The Jackson Area Knights of Columbus is inviting all students ages 9-14 to participate in the 2025 Free Throw Championship on Saturday, January 4th from 11am - 1pm. Winners of each age group, boy and girl, will move on to regionals.

Mrs. McMichael's Art classes drew up designs if they were to own a food truck.

The Cafeteria is ready for the holiday dinner for students and staff! Can't forget to mention Christmas karaoke during all three lunches........Every day is a great day to be a Golden Eagle!

Tomorrow is the final day of the Columbia Central holiday sale! Find the perfect gifts for family and friends, all with home delivery guaranteed by December 23rd! Shop at https://1stplace.sale/45879

The Junior High will have their first dance of the year next Friday, December 13th, from 5-7:00 pm in the High School Commons. Tickets are being sold at lunch for $5.00 in advance and $7.00 at the door. The dress is semi-formal. If you have any questions, please email Robyn.Hall@myeagles.org.

Please take a moment to check out our Jackson County Health Department monthly newsletter!

Come support our high school leadership students as they ring the bell for the Salvation Army on December 14 from 10 am - 6 pm in front of the Brooklyn Country Market. There is a friendly competition with Jackson Northwest on who can collect the most amount of money on that day. The winning ringers will be treated to lunch by the Salvation Army, but more importantly, will be able to add the power of service to their holiday season.

Columbia School District is excited to announce the return of "Stuff the Bus". This event is all about giving back to our community by stocking our local food pantry's shelves for the holiday. Columbia students will be located in front of the Brooklyn, Polly's Country Market. Students will be accepting donations from December 6th through the 8, from 10 am to 6 pm. All donations will be delivered to the Brooklyn Food Pantry to help our communities this holiday season. When you visit Brooklyn Country Market, look for the big yellow bus to drop off any donations.