Publications

The Viking Voice is a biweekly newsletter produced by the Communications Office to keep CA families and faculty/staff informed throughout the academic year. The Viking Voice presents school news and upcoming events, as well as student and faculty/staff accomplishments. Submissions and e-mail changes should be sent to
Bob Lee, communications director, at bob_lee@columbusacademy.org.

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Viking Voice Archive

Alumni E-Newsletters are published monthly by the Alumni/Development Office to keep Academy alumni informed about upcoming events and the latest school news. Submissions and class notes should be sent to
Bob Lee, communications director, at bob_lee@columbusacademy.org. If you are a CA alum who is not receiving the Alumni E-Newsletters, please contact Jeannine Hamilton in the Alumni/Development Office at (614) 509-2228 or jeannine_hamilton@columbusacademy.org.

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Alumni E-Newsletter Archive

Academy Magazine is published three times a year by the Alumni/Development Office. It is a general interest publication that brings school developments/events/successes into focus for the Academy community – especially for the 2700+ living Columbus Academy alumni. The magazine carries feature articles as well as faculty and alumni profiles and class notes to keep former CA classmates connected. Story ideas and class notes should be sent to Bob Lee, communications director, at bob_lee@columbusacademy.org.

Fall 2009 Academy Magazine (NEW ONLINE FORMAT)
Summer 2009 Academy Magazine
Spring 2009 Academy Magazine
Fall 2008 Academy Magazine
Summer 2008 Academy Magazine
Spring 2008 Academy Magazine
Fall 2007 Academy Magazine
Summer 2007 Academy Magazine
Spring 2007 Academy Magazine

The Academy Life is a newspaper produced by students of Columbus Academy during the school year and is published primarily for the students, alumni, faculty and parents. It is produced to inform and entertain its readers by providing coverage of current events, sports, features and reviews. The Academy Life is a forum for student expression and a venue that offers responsible editorial leadership. Unsigned editorials reflect the majority opinion of the editorial, including the editors-in-chief, section editors, art editors, photography editors and the business/circulation managers. Letters to the editor are encouraged, but the newspaper reserves the right to reject or edit all contributions. Letters must be signed and may be delivered to Room A205, e-mailed to academylife@columbusacademy.org or faxed to (614) 475-0396.  The Academy Life advisor is Pat Hogan.

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March 2010 Academy Life
February 2010 Academy Life
October 2009 Academy Life
August 2009 Academy Life
June 2009 Academy Life
May 2009 Academy Life
April 2009 Academy Life
March 2009 Academy Life
December 2008 Academy Life
October 2008 Academy Life
August 2008 Academy Life
June 2008 Academy Life
February 2008 Academy Life

The Columbus Academy Special Programs offer year-round programming for children and adults of all ages.  No matter what you are looking for, you will find something exciting and new to experience, whether it be after-school activities, adult and family programming, or camps during summer, winter and spring breaks. Please click here for more information on CA's Special Programs and click here for 2010 Summer Experience info.  Academy's director of special programs is Alyssa King.

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2010 Summer Experience Brochure
2010 Spring After School Activities Brochure
2009-10 Winter After School Activities Brochure
2009 Fall After School Activities Brochure
2009 Summer Experience Brochure
2009 Spring After School Activities Brochure
2009 Spring Experience Brochure
2009 Adult and Family Programming Brochure
2008-09 Winter After School Activities Brochure

School Profiles are published every year by the College Counseling Office to familiarize college admissions officers with Columbus Academy's outstanding academic reputation. It includes graduation requirements, courses offered, grading policy and information about the previous year's graduating class, including national test scores, National Merit and AP Exam results, grade distribution and matriculation list. Please click here for more information on the College Counseling Office.  The director of college counseling is Darnell Heywood and the associate director is Christopher Jones.

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Class of 2009 Profile
Class of 2008 Profile
Class of 2007 Profile
Class of 2006 Profile

Admissions Viewbooks are published every few years to highlight the school's many strengths for potential CA families. The latest version was written by Upper School librarian Deborah Tong, with photography by Upper School art instructor and yearbook advisor Cindy Wilson. Please click here to contact the Admissions Office.

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2007-08 Admissions Viewbook

SHOUT: Voices from the Middle is a Columbus Academy Middle School literary and visual arts magazine produced every year by students from grades 5-8.  The faculty advisors are Karen Mozenter, Stacy Nockowitz and Kathy Spicer with Scott Neal, David Block and Cindy Zive also providing assistance.

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2008 SHOUT Magazine
2007 SHOUT Magazine

Viking Sports Programs are published for each athletic season by the Parents' Association of Columbus Acadey (PACA). They include team photos and rosters for all Upper School sports programs in addition to pictures of the coaches and seniors, schedules, Hall of Fame listing and other Viking sports-related information. These are the only official school publications that accept outside advertising. For availability and details, contact Ben Nicola at BNicola@columbus.rr.com.  Academy's director of athletics is Dominic Facciolla and the assistant director is Anne Horton.

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Sports Program archive coming soon!

Columbus Academy's 2006-2011 Strategic Plan was approved by the Board of Trustees on June 7, 2006, to improve the execution of the school's Mission Statement and make progress towards achieving the Vision Statement. It contains 52 action items organized into six central initiatives: academic excellence, composition of student body, personal development, college preparation, communications and marketing, and resource support.

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2006-11 Strategic Plan