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Seniors are off testing out "the real world" during Senior May Program. The program allows the girls to experience a business or occupation they may be interested in pursuing. Girls are currently placed at COSI, the North Market, a day spa, non-profit organizations and more.
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Girls in Form VII, V, and IV packed into the Senate Finance Hearing Room at the Ohio Statehouse this afternoon to witness Governor John R. Kasich sign the Adena Pipe bill into law. Senator Bacon, Representative Duffy, Burt Logan from the Ohio Historical Society and CSG teachers Charlotte Stiverson and Tracy Kessler made remarks about the importance of this artifact and the girls unwavering determination to see this legislation through. Video of the signing from The Ohio Channel can be viewed online. Complete coverage will be posted in the coming days.
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There is still time to register for CSG Summer Programs! Registration will remain open until June 1 as long as there is still availability in the camp or course selection. You may register online or by mail-in registration. All registrations must be paid in full at time of registration. For additional information contact the CSG Summer Programs office at 614-252-0781 ext. 435 or by email.
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Freshman Hanna Carmon competed in the regional and national gymnastics meet earning her a 15th place ranking in the nation. Each Region of the U.S. sends their top top gymnasts and two alternates to the National Competition. Hanna's Region 5 National Team took first in the Nation.
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Columbus School for Girls alumna Margaret Yatsko '10, was recently awarded the ArcelorMittal Leadership Award by The Ohio State University Women in Engineering Program.
