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Welcome to MC2STEM High School
Welcome to the 2023-2024 School Year at MC2STEM High School! I am Paul Fiely and am excited to be your Head of School. Over the course of the coming months the leadership, teachers and staff of MC2STEM will be working closely with students and families to provide our scholars with a world class, nontraditional, project based, STEM high school and early college experience. Please keep an eye on your email for these updates which will be sent at the conclusion of each week. School Site Leaders will also be sending out site specific updates on a regular basis.MC2STEM High School’s mission is to deliver a rigorous STEM education in a non-traditional environment through trans-disciplinary curricula, hands-on projects, and community partnerships. MC2STEM High School will engage and enrich all students by developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills, empowering them to achieve their personal, academic, and community goals.MC2STEM High School hours are from 9:00am to 4:00pm. Breakfast is served daily at all school sites beginning at 8:30am. In order for our students to achieve the highest levels of learning and achievement, it is important that they participate in all phases of our school day; Capstone, Workshops and Foundations. If you have any questions or concerns regarding this matter, please reach out to your site Principals or myself.Phone/Text: 303-669-8342
In the District
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Teen Health Summit 2024 Empowers and Informs CMSD High School Students
CMSD scholars from four high schools gathered to engage in a candid and enlightening conversation about teen sexuality, at the 2024 Teen Health Summit.
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CMSD and MetroHealth Team Up to Bring In-School Clinics to Scholars and Families (Video, Photos)
The opening of Mound Wellness Center, Glenville Wellness Center and Clara E Westropp Wellness Center is a collaboration between MetroHealth and CMSD to provide school-based healthcare services
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Teacher wins National Female Diversity STEM Award
Mrs. Sekaran, who has taught for 15 years, has affected students and staff with her diligent efforts to identify and encourage students to participate in AP classes.
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Seven CMSD students picked to sit on Congresswoman Brown’s Youth Council
Rep. Brown hopes to learn more about what issues are important to some of her youngest constituents through her newly formed Youth Advisory Council. Out of the 18 students selected to serve on her council, seven are from the Cleveland Metropolitan School District.