Joshua Enyeart

“I’m excited to move on to a more supportive, stable, and safer work environment,” said Joshua Enyeart. “That said, I’m incredibly proud of all the students I’ve worked with over the years at CHS and I wish the best for The Columbian, it’s staff, and [new faculty advisor] Jen Dalton.”

Josh Enyeart’s advocacy saved Journalism as a full-year, graduation-credit course. A new hire will be teaching the revamped course, which only has 1 section.

The Columbian, Columbia High School’s award-winning school newspaper, was recently recognized by the American…

Joshua Enyeart said any student choosing to take journalism must also take an additional ELA course if they want to graduate in four years. “My frustration with this is that it will severely limit student interest and enrollment.”

Supt. Taylor said the class would remain full-year, but it is still unclear if it will be an elective or count towards graduation.

CHS teacher found out on social media that he was no longer teaching journalism

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The dedicated staff of Columbia High School’s award-winning student newspaper, The Columbian, proudly present their third online edition…

The dedicated staff of Columbia High School’s award-winning student newspaper, The Columbian, proudly present their third online edition…