Schools
| School's name | Year opened/renovated | Square Footage |
|---|---|---|
| Clifty Creek Elementary School | 1983, 1998 | 88,177 |
| Fodrea Community School | 1973 | 63,018 |
| Lincoln Elementary School | 1967 | 41,064 |
| Mount Healthy Elementary School | 1971, 2002 | 60,730 |
| Parkside Elementary School | 1962, 1991 | 85,934 |
| Richards Elementary School | 1965, 1998 | 90,929 |
| Rockcreek Elementary School | 1958, 1967, 1994 | 48,554 |
| Schmitt Elementary School | 1956, 1991 | 90,500 |
| Smith Elementary School | 1969, 1998 | 78,185 |
| Southside Elementary School | 1969, 1983 | 147,193 |
| Taylorsville Elementary School | 1976, 1996 | 88,577 |
| Central Middle School | 2007 | NA |
| Northside Middle School | 1961, 1991 | 170,231 |
| Columbus East High School | 1972, 1991 | 372,958 |
| Columbus North High School | 1952, 1954, 1962, 1984 | 391,146 |
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