Dear CSG Families, 

I hope you are doing well as we near the end of spring break. The sunshine and warmer temperatures here in Bexley yesterday and today certainly make it feel like spring! Earlier today, CSG's dedicated faculty met virtually for a final discussion before we begin digital learning Monday. While all members of our community—students, faculty, and yes, even you, dear parents—will experience a period of adjustment over the coming week, I am confident in our ability to continue to deliver the high-quality, compelling instruction that you and students expect from CSG. As we all adjust to this new way of delivering curriculum, please do not hesitate to reach out so that we can make any necessary shifts to help ensure your daughter's optimum learning. 

 

While our most recent communications have focused on distance learning, we know that you might have questions about other aspects of CSG life and how we will all move forward. We have comprised this list of Frequently Asked Questions (and answers!) to address concerns we predict you may have and to offer some guidance on the best place to get answers to any questions we did not anticipate. We are also including a quick reference contact list below so that you know whom to contact when other questions arise. This list can also be found on the CSG COVID-19 update page. It is so important to all of us at CSG that you feel our commitment to you and our desire to support your family. Please do not hesitate to reach out to us with any questions or concerns you may have. Next Thursday, you will receive a survey where you can give your feedback on the first week of distance learning.

The special relationship between student and teacher is truly a hallmark of a CSG education. It is also an aspect of CSG that brings us great pride. This year, for our admission video, we focused on that connection. We planned to share this video once we returned from break, but as we venture into another week of physical distance, now seems to be a fitting time to remember how connection is a cornerstone of the CSG community. You can see the video here. I hope it serves as a reminder of the powerful relationships your daughters have with their teachers and confirms your decision to send her to CSG. We will be offering many creative and fun ways for students to connect with each other and with their teachers and advisors next week. The connection will be virtual, but meaningful nonetheless!

As always, we appreciate your patience and partnership as we all work together to support students through a different phase in their learning journey.

Jennifer Ciccarelli
Head of School

Contact list:

Tech help
Head of School, Jennifer Ciccarelli
PYC Director, Jamie Schiff, PhD
Lower School Division Director, Betsy Gugle
Middle School Division Director, Pam Hartshorne
Interim Upper School Division Director, Sarah Brewer
Director of Counseling, Sean Delaney
PYC and Lower School Counselor, Betsy Esser
Upper School Learning Specialist, Serena Lett
Athletic Director , Megan Henry
Co-Director of College Counseling, Cari Schultz
Co-Director of College Counseling, Trish Priest

March 23 Email
Dear CSG Families,

It is hard to fathom that just over a week ago our community was together, celebrating Senior Day and preparing for spring break. Since then, so much has happened. Through it all, we have witnessed connections that defy physical distance. Some of our faculty have provided virtual sing-alongs and read-alongs, central Ohio residents have supported small businesses and restaurants while maintaining physical distance, and virtual get-togethers and meetings have become a new normal. CSG administrators and I have also continued to meet virtually as we prepare for the first week of digital/remote learning to commence March 30th. These are unprecedented times, but I am encouraged by witnessing the best of humanity, even if from afar.  As we embark on this final week of spring break, please read this email in its entirety to prepare your household and your daughters for digital/remote learning. I also shared this video message with Upper School and Middle School students, and PYC and LS parents are  encouraged to share the message and my well wishes with your daughter as well. 

In a COVID-19 update to the public yesterday afternoon, Governor Mike DeWine issued a ‘Stay at home’ order for all of Ohio.  He has also indicated that given experts’ projections, Ohio schools may not reopen for the remainder of the 2019-2020 academic year. If this is the case and the mandate to close Ohio schools is extended beyond the current end date of April 5th, CSG is prepared to continue our digital/remote learning plan for the duration of the 2019-2020 school year. We also urge parents to prepare for an extended campus closure by reviewing our remote learning plans and considering the items below. 

Preparing for Digital/Remote Learning 
Second only to the health and safety of our community, continued learning will be a top priority in the coming weeks. We appreciate how nimble our faculty have been in preparing for distance learning.  As we put these plans into place next week, flexibility will be key. Please review the letters below from each division outlining the learning structure and schedules your daughters should expect. You will also receive a message from your division directors Friday. 

 

• Updated Middle and Upper School Online Learning Structure
• PYC and Lower School Remote/Online Learning Structure 

Retrieving Essential Items and Medication 
At this time, we are continuing to limit access to campus to essential employees only. All students should have taken their books and other materials with them when leaving school March 13th, but if students need to retrieve essential items (books, devices, or other necessary educational tools), arrangements can be made to retrieve item(s) through your division director. Division directors have also worked with the school nurse to ensure that families had essential medications returned; however, epi-pens and inhalers are still in the nurse's office. If these are essential to your family at this time, please contact your division director. Otherwise, they will be stored safely. We ask that the retrieval of items not essential for learning be left for a later time. 

Contacting Faculty and Staff
Faculty and staff are reachable by email or through office phone messages. If you need contact info for a CSG employee, please use our online directory. If you call and leave a message, those messages will also go to the recipient's email. Faculty and staff will be happy to set up a time to speak with youWe appreciate your patience as we work to respond to all questions. We have put a communications plan in place that will include all-school messages going out Mondays and Thursdays and divisional messages going out Tuesdays and Fridays. These will go to the email addresses you have listed as your preferred contacts and will also be posted, when appropriate, to CSG’s COVID-19 Update Page and the parent/division portals.

Support Services/Counselors
College counseling, advisory/life skills classes, and support services will continue during the campus closure. Faculty responsible for delivering these classes and services will work directly with students and families. Should you or your daughter need to reach out to our counselors, please do so through email.

Though the situation is changing daily, we hope that you are enjoying your spring break and this opportunity to slow down and connect with those closest to you. While it is important that we listen to the recommendations and mandates issued by our government and health officials, it is equally important that we mind our mental health at this time. I hope that you are not only taking care of one another but also taking care of yourselves. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to us if we can be helpful in any way, and watch your email and CSG’s COVID-19 update page for ongoing communication from us. 

Sincerely,

Jennifer Ciccarelli 
Head of School 

March 12 Email Update 

 

Dear CSG Families, 

 

This afternoon, the Ohio Department of Health announced that there are five cases of confirmed COVID-19 in Ohio. At this time, Governor DeWine has ordered that all Ohio schools close for three weeks starting at the close of school Monday, March 16th. The Governor has also issued a ban on all large gatherings of 100 people or more in a single room or space. Check state updates here.

 

Columbus School for Girls is closed for spring break, March 14 - March 29. Per the state mandate for public and private schools, CSG’s campus will also be closed March 30 - April 5.  However, during the five school days, March 30 - April 3, we will deploy our digital/remote learning plan, which was sent by email this afternoon. You can also find the plans on our COVID-19 update page here. Instead of having a separate pick-up day for Lower School and PYC materials, we will send all materials and devices home with students in Lower School and PYC tomorrow, Friday, March 13th. In addition to in-person classes being cancelled, all extracurricular activities, including athletic practices and contests, will be cancelled March 22 - April 5.  

 

Due to the state’s school closure and large gathering mandate, the following events  happening between now and April have been postponed or cancelled:

• Spring Break Camp - Cancelled

• Middle School Dance - Cancelled 

• Father Daughter Dance - NEW DATE April 18

• Form V Chapel - NEW DATE April 21 

• Women’s Leadership Breakfast - Cancelled 

• Empty Bowls - To be determined 

 

Please watch your email and continue to check for more information here. If you have questions, feel free to reach out to me directly. Thank you for your patience and flexibility as this situation evolves. 

 

Sincerely, 

 

Jennifer Ciccarelli 

Head of School 

March 12, 2020

Dear CSG Families, 

I am writing to share an update on our response to COVID-19 and the preventive and proactive measures Columbus School for Girls is taking to ensure the health and safety of our students while maintaining the continuity of learning. Please know that nothing is more important to us than the safety of our students, faculty, staff, and families. Be assured that this is at the forefront of our decision making.

At this time, there are four cases of confirmed COVID-19 in Ohio, all in northeast Ohio. There are no confirmed cases of COVID-19 in central Ohio. As we prepare for spring break, the administration and I continue to monitor the rapidly-evolving situation and to follow the recommendations of Franklin County Public Health, the Ohio Department of Health, and the CDC.  We are also tracking the international travel of our families, faculty, and staff and in the process of making decisions about school-related travel, including international trips and Senior May Program trips. At this time, we have cancelled school trips to countries with a CDC travel notice of Level 3 or higher. The status of other trips will be decided on a case-by-case basis. We will notify those affected by other cancellations should they arise. 

There are already a limited number of people on campus during spring break, and we will make decisions on a case-by-case basis for events (CSG hosted events, rentals, etc.) planned after we return. At this time, Spring Break Camp will continue with all health and safety precautions in place.  There are no athletic events planned during the break. Practices planned for the second week of break are outdoor and will continue. Of course, many of these decisions could be made for us if state and health officials make a different determination. We will follow those recommendations if they are made. 

While on spring break, we will send updates if necessary. We have also created a webpage where you can find all new communications regarding CSG’s response, resources about COVID-19, and other information in one place. Please watch your email and check the page regularly for future communications. 

While we have not made the decision to close our campus at this time, there is a possibility that a campus closure will become necessary either before returning from spring break or afterward. This week, our faculty and students have been preparing for digital and remote learning in case of a campus closure. With that in mind, we have asked that all students in Forms VI-XII take their books, devices, chargers, and musical instruments home with them over the break. If CSG decides that school closure is necessary, PYC and Lower School is prepared to deploy a remote learning plan that will include prepared “to-go bags” for students with materials for continued learning at home. Those bags would be available for pick-up at several designated times at the beginning of the week.  In Forms III-V, the “to-go bags” would also include a Chromebook device, which the girls currently use in class. You will receive more information on this process from your division director.

In the meantime, as faculty prepare for digital and remote learning, we encourage you to help your daughters to prepare as well, by doing the following: 
 

• Ensure you have proper internet connectivity to support digital learning. If securing internet connectivity is an issue for you and your family or you need help connecting, please contact our helpdesk itdepartment@columbusschoolforgirls.org. 

• Make plans for childcare in case a closure is necessary.

Of course, we all have a responsibility to minimize the potential spread of COVID-19. As we emphasized in previous communications, the best way to prevent the spread of infectious disease is to maintain basic hygiene practices, which we are enforcing at school. 

We also remind you, as stated in the email sent March 9th , to let us know if your family travels to a location with a CDC travel notice or is in contact with anyone suspected of having or confirmed to have this novel coronavirus. If your daughter is feeling sick, the American Academy of Pediatrics gives these guidelines to help you to decide whether to keep her home. 

Finally, we hope that you enjoy spring break! Despite the uncertainty, this is a fun time and a well deserved break for you and for our students. Thank you for your patience, partnership, support, and diligence as we continue to navigate this changing situation together. Please remember to continue to check our website and your email for future updates. 

Have a healthy and happy spring break!

Jennifer Ciccarelli
Head of School

March 9 Email to Families 
 

Dear CSG Families, 
 

As you have likely heard, this afternoon, Governor Mike DeWine confirmed that there are now three cases of COVID-19 in the state of Ohio, and the state is currently under a state of emergency. According to state health officials, the current cases are all in Cuyahoga County.  
 

As we continue to monitor the updates from local health officials and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the administration at CSG has been meeting regularly to discuss the evolving situation regarding COVID-19. We are aware that many of you will be traveling, domestically and internationally, in the coming weeks, especially as spring break approaches. The CDC has issued travel notices for certain countries to reduce travelers’ exposure to COVID-19. Travelers’ consideration of these restrictions will be important as health officials work to limit the spread of the virus.
 

Typically, CSG would not issue travel restrictions. However, as we continue to follow the CDC recommendations, we have decided to issue the following guidelines and requirements effective immediately.
 

All CSG students, faculty, and staff returning from a country designated with a Level 3 or Level 4 travel notice or having had contact with someone who has visited one of those countries must take the following actions:
 

• Self-report your travel to the Head of School’s office prior to your daughter returning to school

• Self-monitor for symptoms

• Self-quarantine and not return to campus for at least 14 days

• Return to campus will require a letter from a physician stating that no COVID-19 symptoms are present 
   

Those returning to the United States from countries with a Level 2 travel notice are urged to closely monitor travel.state.gov and cdc.gov for updates as the situation is changing regularly. 
 

We are finalizing a plan for remote learning in case health officials order a campus closure. In the meantime, faculty, staff, our facilities team, and our professional cleaning crew have increased efforts to disinfect and sanitize campus. We cannot stress enough that the best way to prevent the spread of infectious disease is to regularly observe basic hygiene practices:
 

• Wash your hands for 20 seconds or more with soapy water (if unavailable, use hand sanitizer)

• Cover your mouth/nose with a tissue or sleeve when coughing or sneezing

• Avoid touching your eyes, nose, or mouth with unwashed hands

• Stay home if you are ill 
   

We know that your children may have questions regarding COVID-19, and the announcement that the virus has reached Ohio could lead to more questions. You can visit the Ohio Department of Health for the latest information. The National Association of School Psychologists  has also compiled a list of resources to help guide your conversations as the situation continues to change. In the meantime, please feel free to reach out to me or to our nurse, Jen Salamon, if you have questions. We appreciate your partnership as we all work together to keep our community safe and healthy.

 

Sincerely,

 

Jennifer Ciccarelli
Head of School

February 28 Email to Families
 

Dear Parents and Guardians,
 

As you surely know, China is experiencing an outbreak of respiratory illness caused by a novel (new) coronavirus. On February 11, 2020, the World Health Organization officially changed the name for the disease involved in the current coronavirus outbreak to “coronavirus disease 2019,” abbreviated as COVID-19. This virus emerged in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China in December 2019. The first case in the United States was announced on January 21, 2020 in the state of Washington, and the CDC announced the first case of unknown origin this week.  
 

There are no confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Ohio. However, whenever a new virus or other infectious disease emerges, increased levels of anxiety and speculation can ensue. It is important to stay informed. As a school, CSG strives to be proactive and thoughtful about any risks that may affect our community. CSG is in close communication with Franklin County Public Health, the Ohio Department of Health, and therefore The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and will inform you of any additional public health concerns and/or recommendations. Although COVID-19 poses no immediate risk to our community, we want you to know that we are monitoring the situation and are prepared to take precautions should any of these agencies advise that we do so. We are also developing a contingency plan to ensure continuity of teaching and learning should health officials close central Ohio schools or issue any other directives.
 

Coronaviruses can spread from an infected person to others through respiratory droplets in the air (coughing, sneezing, talking) and direct contact. People who have been diagnosed with COVID-19 have reported symptoms including fever, cough, and difficulty breathing that may appear in as few as two days or as many as 14 days after exposure to the virus.  
 

According to the CDC, for the general American public, who are unlikely to be exposed to this virus at this time, the immediate health risk from COVID-19 is considered low, but individual risk is dependent on exposure. Travel history is key. The CDC has continued to issue travel warnings. Please keep these in mind as spring break is approaching, and reach out to  our nurse, Jen Salamon, if you plan to travel to or through the listed countries. 
 

In the meantime, please join us in reminding your children of the importance in reducing the spreading of germs as they regularly interact throughout the day. The Ohio Department of Health advises common sense precautions to prevent the spread of all infectious diseases, including common illnesses like colds and flu, as well as COVID-19:
 

- wash your hands for 20 seconds or more with soapy water - if unavailable use hand sanitizer

- cover your mouth/nose with a tissue or sleeve when coughing or sneezing

- avoid touching your eyes, nose, or mouth with unwashed hands

- stay home if you are ill 
 

For more information on COVID-19, please visit www.odh.ohio.gov/coronavirus or www.cdc.gov/coronavirus. The health and safety of our students, faculty, and staff are always our top priority at CSG. We will certainly be in touch if the situation surrounding COVID-19 changes. In the meantime, if you have questions, please feel free to reach out to me or to Nurse Salamon. 

 

Sincerely, 

Jennifer Ciccarelli

Dear Upper School Students, 

Just over a week ago, we were all gathered together in the Unicorn Theater for the Senior Skit.  Grace imitated my “intermittent knee-bends” while making announcements, and in that moment, I was filled with so much joy.  It was a perfect depiction of my antics and I felt a true part of the upper school. Senior Day helped so many of us feel the magic of the CSG community, and I am eternally grateful. 

Today, I am working in my make-shift office in my bedroom.  (You will likely receive a couple of videos from this space, with special guest appearances of my kiddos and our new puppy!)  It is a stark difference to the warmth of the community in the Unicorn, and marks just how much has changed in the past week.  

Next week, we will begin online learning, and we will all be working through the challenges and advantages of that platform together. I know it will be different, but I also know you will rise to the challenge!  I will be looking to all of you for ways we can continue to socialize online.  

Last night, Ms. Ciccarelli sent emails to all our parents and shared the following video with messages to you:  We are All Unicorns. 

Ms. Ciccarelli mentions that we may be mandated by Governor Mike DeWine to continue online learning past April 5th.  I realize this may feel overwhelming, especially for seniors, but let’s just take this all a week at a time. The teachers and I are prepared for this and thinking creatively about what this may mean for the remainder of the year. 

To get ready for next week, please be sure you have all your essential learning tools--your laptop and your books.  (All of you should have picked these up prior to spring break, but if for some reason, you forgot something, just let me know).

On Thursday afternoon, I have a virtual upper school faculty meeting and we’ll work out a couple of additional details to make sure we are ready to go for next week.  If we make any changes, we will update this attached document: Updated Middle and Upper School Online Learning Structure

In the meantime, remember that your schedule for next week will be very similar to what your schedule has been previously.  You should plan on “attending” classes virtually throughout the day. However, because classes will meet “asynchronously” (not live), or will be recorded “synchronously” (live), you may choose to work through your class work at different times throughout the day.  Some of you may have responsibility for taking care of younger siblings or other household duties, and we want to respect that. Faculty, will, however, be taking attendance through various means and will communicate those with you. 

I’ll send more later in the week.  In the meantime, please have some fun in your second week of spring break! Don’t hesitate to email me if you have any questions or concerns.  

-Ms. Brewer

Hi, all!

I have missed you and can't believe that Senior Day was only 10 days ago. It seems like SO much has happened since then. I'm sure many of your spring breaks looked a little different than you'd imagined - I know that mine did!  

When we come "back to school" on Monday, I'll send you daily video morning announcements and make sure that we find some fun ways to connect. (Student Council - feel free to brainstorm some fun ideas!!)

In the meantime to keep busy, I'm sure you won't be surprised to find out that I've been baking... a lot... like almost 100 dozen cookies! (Don't worry, I didn't eat them all... we found a place to donate them to schools that are handing out lunches.) I've also been playing with my granddaughter, Jessa, and doing yoga every day. I can't wait to hear what you've been up to. If you're bored and want to send me a note, I'd LOVE to hear from you!

Take a few minutes and watch this video from Ms. Ciccarealli. She is sending it to your parents (along with an email that they should read). I thought you might like to see it as well. In that email is also the plan we have for online instruction. Here is a link to it if you'd like to read it.

I miss you all lots!
Ms. Hartshorne

March 23, 2020
Dear PYC and Lower School Families, 

Columbus School for Girls’ campus will be closed March 30 - April 5 as mandated by Governor Mike DeWine. The PYC and Lower School has initiated the following guidelines to provide students with continuous learning experiences remotely. In both divisions, our primary goal is to provide consistent and predictable communication with families to enable students to review, practice, and extend skills. As a part of the activities sent home, technology recommendations will be made in a way that is age appropriate. We seek to achieve a balance of technology-based learning experiences and hands-on experiences that do not depend on devices. This aligns with our belief that screen time should be limited for preschool and elementary age children. 

As we left for spring break, teachers put together and distributed “to-go bags” to provide the materials your daughter will need at home. The “to-go bags” include physical materials in PYC-Lower School, with the addition of Chromebooks for students in Forms III-V.  If you experience technical needs, please email itdepartment@columbusschoolforgirls.org for IT support.   

Your daughter’s teacher will be available by email if you have questions during the school closure. Each teacher will be checking email regularly and will respond within the day.  You may also reach out to your Division Director by email at any time.

We deeply appreciate your partnership and support as we navigate this unprecedented situation for our schools nationwide.  

Best regards, 

Betsy Gugle, Lower School Director
bgugle@columbusschoolforgirls.org

Jamie Schiff, Program for Young Children Director
jschiff@columbusschoolforgirls.org

Program for Young Children Online Learning Plan
3/4 Class
Teachers will post recommendations   for activities through the 3/4 Google Classroom for each school day.  

Teacher Contact Information
Elizabeth Pattison, epattison@columbusschoolforgirls.org
Tammy Pedon, tpedon@columbusschoolforgirls.org

4/5 Class
Teachers will post recommendations for activities through the 4/5 Google Classroom for each school day.  

Teacher Contact Information
Jenn Li, jli@columbusschoolforgirls.org
Christa Reurink, creurink@columbusschoolforgirls.org

5/6 Class
Teachers will post recommendations for activities through 5/6 Google Classroom for each school day.  

Teacher Contact Information
Devie Hiller, dhiller@columbusschoolforgirls.org
Kasey Neer, kneer@columbusschoolforgirls.org


Lower School Online Learning Plan
Homeroom teachers would provide daily communication with families with assignments and projects for math, language arts, and social studies. Throughout the week, Special Area Teachers would also provide assignments for students.  

Form I
Teachers will email parents through the Class Distribution List each morning with the daily assignments.

Teacher Contact Information
Jenna Blackwell jblackwell@columbusschoolforgirls.org Shelby Heider
sheider@columbusschoolforgirls.org

Form II
Teachers will email parents through the Class Distribution List each morning with daily assignments.

Teacher Contact Information
Nicole Anosike, nanosike@columbusschoolforgirls.org
Leigh Kane, lkane@columbusschoolforgirls.org

Form III
Teachers will email parents through the Class Distribution List each morning with daily assignments. Students would have access to borrow a CSG Chromebook for usage.  

Teacher Contact Information
Nichole Bondi, nbondi@columbusschoolforgirls.org
Amanda Bunten, abunten@columbusschoolforgirls.org 

Form IV
Teachers will email both Form IV parents, through the Class Distribution List, and Form IV students, using their CSG email account, each morning with daily assignments. Students would have access to borrow a CSG Chromebook for usage.  

Teacher Contact Information
Laura Dolce-Bun, ldolce-bun@columbusschoolforgirls.org 
Tracy Kessler, tkessler@columbusschoolforgirls.org 

Form V
Teachers will email Form V students using their CSG email account to share daily assignments in each subject area. Students will access materials and submit assignments in their respective GoogleClassrooms, which are organized by subject. Students would have access to borrow a CSG Chromebook for usage.  

Teacher Contact Information
Staci Schulte, sschulte@columbusschoolforgirls.org 
Lisa Meuse, lmeuse@columbusschoolforgirls.org 
Meghan VanCleve, mvancleve@columbusschoolforgirls.org 

March 23, 2020 
Dear Middle and Upper School Families, 

We hope that you are doing well, and that you are finding ways to have fun during this unusual spring break. In anticipation that Columbus School for Girls would need to close for a prolonged period of time, the Middle and Upper Schools established the following guidelines to provide students with continuous learning experiences remotely. As part of our contingency plan, all students were instructed the week prior to Spring Break to take home their laptops, chargers, instruments, and any textbooks. 

Teachers will communicate with students via email, Google Classrooms, and/or Moodle about class expectations. We ask for your partnership to reiterate to students that school is still in session, just in a different space. To keep as much of a sense of consistency and normalcy as possible, we will run as close to a regular schedule as possible. As you can see in the sample Middle and Upper School student schedules below, the designated time slot for each class period indicates when teachers will make their content available to students each day. Faculty have a number of options for synchronous (live) and asynchronous methods of instruction. Understanding that families may need flexibility, faculty who conduct a synchronous class will provide a recorded version for students to view later, if needed. Students do not necessarily need to login at their specified class time; however, they must complete all posted work by the end of the day (or by the assigned deadline). Students also need to check email on a regular basis throughout the day.

Students are expected to “attend” every class by logging into either Google Classroom or Moodle and completing the assigned work for the day. Attendance will be taken by a variety of methods--asking students to participate in a chat on a Google document, to reply to a prompt on a discussion board, to submit work or to complete an entrance or exit ticket, etc. Because we understand that not every student will be online for every class at a specific time, we will simply record attendance by the end of the day. 

If your daughter is ill and cannot participate in school on a given day, please contact either Elise Skaggs (MS Assistant) at eskaggs@columbusschoolforgirls.org or Alisa King (US Assistant) at aking@columbusschoolforgirls.org. Similarly, if a faculty member is ill and unable to meet virtually for office hours and/or classes, they will communicate that to students. If you need any assistance with technology, contact our IT Department at ITDepartment@columbusschoolforgirls.org.

Please know that your daughter’s teacher is available by email if you have questions during a school closure. Each teacher will be checking email regularly and will respond within the school day.  You may also reach out to your Division Director by email at any time.

We will seek out feedback from you and your daughters as this first week progresses so we can make changes as necessary. We deeply appreciate your partnership and support. 

In partnership,

Sarah Brewer
Interim US Director and Dean of Faculty
sbrewer@columbusschoolforgirls.org

Pam Hartshorne
MS Director
phartshorne@columbusschoolforgirls.org