They donated:
• 112 bundles of assorted (discontinued/obsolete) shingles
• 42 sheets of OSB board
• 150+ lbs. of 3" construction screws
With an estimated value of $3,000–$4,000, this contribution will directly support hands-on learning experiences in our construction programs. We are grateful for community partners who invest in the future workforce!
We’re excited to see continued progress at the new CTE building. This week, crews are pouring interior concrete to ensure the proper infrastructure is in place to support our future programming and hands-on learning spaces. The vision is becoming reality!
Getting started is easy, complete your child's enrollment online at: https://skyward.iscorp.com/WhitleyCountyCSDINStuSTS/NewStudentEnrollment/NewGuardianLoginRequest
Then, call your school to schedule your visit. Not sure which school is yours?
Give our Central Office a call at 260-244-5771 and we will help you find your fit.
We look forward to meeting your family and celebrating this exciting first step together.
Students gained firsthand insight into the world of insurance, connected with local industry professionals, and heard from an expert panel representing a variety of roles. From actuaries and underwriters to careers in sales, marketing, IT, and beyond, students discovered the diverse opportunities available in this dynamic field.
Experiences like these help our students connect classroom learning to real-world careers and future possibilities.
Students from Columbia City High School, Churubusco High School, and Whitko High School have the availability to attend. Area businesses are invited to reserve an 8ft table/space (tables provided) to promote their career and to share any available summer or job opportunities to current and graduating students.
At Columbia City High School, CTE means:
🔹 Real-world experiences
🔹 Industry certifications
🔹 Dual credit opportunities
🔹 Work-based learning
🔹 Direct connections to local employers
CTE isn’t a “track.”
It’s a launchpad. 🚀
We’re proud to prepare students for college, careers, and community impact right here in Whitley County.
#CTEMonth #CTEWorks #WhitleyCounty #FutureReady
CCHS Important Reminder:
What: FAFSA Completion Night
When: January 21, 2026, 3-7PM
Where: Columbia City High School Cafe
[Click Here for Important Reminders and Checklist]
Our FAFSA Completion Night is almost here! Seniors and families are encouraged to attend for FREE help in completing this crucial financial aid form. Experts from INvestEd will help you file the FAFSA with confidence while avoiding common mistakes.
INvestEd is an Indiana not-for-profit and has offered FREE help to families for over 40 years. For more information on INvestEd check out their website: www.investedindiana.org
We look forward to seeing you!
Sincerely,
CCHS Counselors
Whitley County Consolidated Schools ANNOUNCEMENT. Due to extreme cold temperatures in the district, we will be on a two-hour delay for tomorrow, Tuesday, January 20th. Please ensure students are dressed warmly for their commute. Thank you and stay safe.
December Excellence at WCCS!
We are thrilled to announce our Teacher and Staff of the Month winners for December! Please join us in congratulating:
Jeni Mullett – Teacher of the Month
Brian Bills – Staff of the Month
WCCS Announcement-UPDATE
Please be advised that WCCS will implement a synchronous learning day on Thursday, January 15, to ensure the safety of our staff and students. Further guidance and schedule details will be available in your latest school email.
WCCS Announcement:
2-Hour Delay, Thursday January 15th
Winter Weather Conditions
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Dental Services for All Children
Insured or Uninsured — Everyone is Welcome!
No child is ever turned away due to inability to pay.
Comprehensive dental care for children of all ages and grade levels.
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We’re moving dirt for the future of CCHS! Join us Thursday, Jan. 8 at 10:00 AM (71 Radio Road) as we break ground on our new CTE Building. Click to see the vision for our students!
Whitley County Consolidated Schools Announces Next Superintendent: Dr. Trent Lehman
