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7:20am: Students may proceed to their lockers / homeroomsaYWParents can now apply directly online for a work permit for their child, which is required for anyone under 16 when they are hired for a job. Here is the link to the DWD https://dwd.wisconsin.gov/er/laborstandards/workpermit/, which has instructions on how to apply. You can pay the $10 fee online and then the permit will be mailed directly to their new employer. We will no longer be able to process these in the office for you.Parents can now apply directly online for a work permit for their child, which is required for anyone under 16 when they are hired for a job. Here is the link to the DWD https://dwd.wisconsin.gov/er/laborstandards/workpermit/, which has instructions on how to apply. You can pay the $10 fee online and then the permit will be mailed directly to their new employer. We will no longer be able to process these in the office for you.kroW\ffoWkroWfdsafdsaiWWcsiW
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Wisconsin Religious and Independent Schools Accreditation (WRISA) is a nonprofit organization formed in 1991 by the Wisconsin Council of Religious and Independent Schools to provide non-public schools with an ongoing school improvement process. WRISA's three phase accreditation process provides school communities with the opportunity to explore every aspect of their school program, receive valuable feedback from a team of impartial professional educators, and develop a long range plan using the WRISA framework. Once accredited, schools file an annual report documenting that they are in compliance with the WRISA Standards and that they have made progress on their long range plan. WRISA is a state chapter of the National Federation of Nonpublic School State Accrediting Associations which is recognized by the College Board and the Office of Non-Public Education, an office within the U. S. Department of Education.
Information is on file and available for review. To make an appointment contact David Eaton, 715-387-1177.
Click Here for the Sports Physical Form and Athletic Code Handbook
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At CCHS, this includes MSTC Dual Credit Classes, Odysseyware, School-to-Work and Youth Apprenticeships. To learn more, contact Mrs. Hattamer at hattamer.erin@columbusdons.org.
A business directory of our Columbus families, alumni and supporters. Click Here.
This form should be filled out when family has two households (separation, divorce, or "other). Click Here.
- Children's Wisconsin: to receive counseling, fill out the Child and Family Counseling Referral Form
- Christian Counselor, Dan Kitzhaber, LPC-IT: call 715-842-0944 and/or visit: https://chdevelopment.org
- Dan Kitzhaber, LPC-IT (Center for Human Development in Wausau) is available on Tuesdays in the MS/HS building to provide clinical mental health counseling services.
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Parents are automatically signed up to receive “Weekly Updates," which come out on Fridays; and special announcements from teachers, advisors and admin team. You cannot unsubscribe from these. To sign up for additional e-newsletters (such as Alpine Holiday or Galleon Updates), click below:
- First Time: To get started, please fill out our Inquire Now Form.
- Re-Enrollment: At CCS we utilize Continuous Enrollment. Contact our Admissions Director with any questions.
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Many High/Middle School teachers use Google Classroom for electronic assignments. CLICK HERE to access.
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- Children's Wisconsin: to receive counseling, fill out the Child and Family Counseling Referral Form
- Christian Counselor, Dan Kitzhaber, LPC-IT: call 715-842-0944 and/or visit: https://chdevelopment.org
- Dan Kitzhaber, LPC-IT (Center for Human Development in Wausau) is available on Tuesdays in the MS/HS building to provide clinical mental health counseling services.
Columbus Catholic Schools are dedicated to excellence in Catholic education, founded in the love of Jesus Christ, and designed to instill in our students faith, knowledge, and a desire to serve others.
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Open Campus Students are given extra privileges for good behavior, including the ability to go outside (not allowed to leave school grounds) and leave study hall. Students who have open campus meet the following criteria: only juniors and seniors; must maintain a set GPA (juniors 3.7, seniors 3.5); no detentions ; no tardies or unexcused absences. Students who have open campus will have a laminated open campus pass they must show prior to leaving their study halls. Please see the student handbook for more information.
Fees other than tuition and lunch are considered “other fees” and include field trip fees, etc. These are automatically charged to your Family Billing Account so it is not necessary to send money with students (unless spending money is allowed). Other Fees do not need to be paid until they have been changed to your account.
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At Columbus we administer the PSAT test in the fall to all of our 11th graders. We also extend the opportunity to any 10th-grade students who wish to take the test (there will be a fee charged to 10th graders). The benefit is to give the students practice for when they take the ACT in the spring of junior year so that they can become more comfortable with the format, learn how to pace themselves in a timed test, and try to improve in areas that may need more attention. Their individual scores will not be shared with any colleges and are for their own self-awareness. Each student receives the PSAT Student Guide so they will know what to expect for the test. Each student can read through the content more thoroughly on his/her own time as well as take the practice test.
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ALL staff and volunteers must complete this training annually (including coaches). Click here to view.
- SJBP: 7:40am - 2:40pm
- OLPI: 7:45am - 2:45pm
- CCMS & CCHS: 7:40am - 2:45pm
Stepping Up Day is one of our Admissions Events. Typically held in February / March, this event gives students who are moving up to a new school in the NEXT year a taste of what to expect! On this day, second graders at SJBP will spend a day as a third grader at OLPI. The third and fourth graders at OLPI also move up a grade. The fifth graders at OLPI spend a day at CCMS as a sixth grader. (Sixth graders are typically away on their retreat this day.)
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CLICK HERE. Scroll down to "Apply for Financial Aid with FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment" and choose “Columbus Catholic Schools”
Contact our Finance Director at krautkramer.amanda@columbusdons.org
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Parents can now apply directly online for a work permit for their child, which is required for anyone under 16 when they are hired for a job. Here is the link to the Department of Workforce Development (DWD) which has instructions on how to apply: https://dwd.wisconsin.gov/er/laborstandards/workpermit/. You can pay the $10 fee online and then the permit will be mailed directly to their new employer. We will no longer be able to process these in the office for you.
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In February, our high school juniors participate in an event that aims to help them prepare for higher education. They are joined by students from other areas and have the opportunity to learn from Marshfield area business professionals about various aspects of the “real world.” The event covers topics such as interview tips, resume building, and an employer panel that educates students about what to expect on the job. Additionally, there's student panels where college students share their experiences about life after high school.
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