CMSD will return to in-person learning on Monday, January 10th.
It is IMPERATIVE that masks are worn constantly and properly.
Please call 216-838-WELL to report COVID, symptoms, or exposure.
*The second quarter/first semester ends on Friday, January 14th.*
**School is closed on Monday, January 17th for MLK day.**
CSA Remote Learning Schedule
To be used in the event that CMSD closes schools.
Remote learning is NOT an option when school is open.
**All students should log onto Schoology to access links to classes and assignments if CMSD schools are closed.
**Students have study time during their lunch and advisory
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR CURRENT STUDENTS/STAFF
Students/families-please remember to plan for transportation as the weather is getting colder. For safety reasons, students are not able to wait inside the building after dismissal unless attending an after school activity supervised by an adult.
RTA Tickets-students should be getting RTA tickets from their adviser during their scheduled advisory period each week. Students can also ask for RTA tickets in the planning center or main office.
IMPORTANT LINKS:
Wednesday All School Assembly-students & staff check email for private link and sign into Zoom with your email for entry.
Click HERE to make a COVID and Community Safety Report.
Click HERE for the CSA Suggestion Box.
PERFORMANCE LINKS:
View Festival of New Works (or the CSA Pandemic Festival) Student
Performances and Artwork
Click Here to View Theatre Performances
Click Here to View 11th-12th Grade Gallery
Click Here to View 10th Grade Gallery
Click Here to View 9th Grade Gallery
Click Here to View Integrated Arts Showcase
Creative Writing Coming Soon!
Click Here to View Senior Dance Performances
We would like to offer Special Thanks to Our Generous Sponsors & Supporters of the 2021 Festival of New Works
Martha Holden Jennings Foundation
Victor C. Laughlin, M.D, Memorial Foundation Trust
The Meisel Family
David and Inez Myers Foundation, Cleveland, Ohio
Thank you for generous support, reaching CSA’s artist scholars and professional local artists. Special thanks is expressed as the CSA Festival of New Works is supported in part by the residents of Cuyahoga County through a public grant from Cuyahoga Arts & Culture. It was also made possible in part by state tax dollars allocated by the Ohio Legislature to the Ohio Arts Council (OAC). The OAC is a state agency that funds and supports quality arts experiences to strengthen Ohio communities culturally, educationally, and economically.
We also thank YOU, for joining us to experience amazing art, created by Cleveland’s own talented youth.
Together we celebrate CSA!
Please click here to take the CSA is Turning 40! Engagement Survey!
The Cleveland School of the Arts is an arts high school in the Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD), serving students by incorporating the arts into its daily curriculum.
VIEW THE CSA FAMILY SCHOOL COMPACT and School Parent and Family Engagement Policy HERE: Family Engagement Documents School Parent Compact
12/30/2020 -- A Cleveland School of the Arts senior is gaining local and national attention for her writing. Recently, Laila won first place at the Great Lakes African American Writers Conference Youth Spoken Word Competition in Cleveland.
At the Cleveland School of the Arts this morning breakfast was made for heroes. More than 80 students invited the person that has had an impact on their lives as a way to say school to say “thank you.”
About 100 students, mostly eighth-graders, reported for what were called early auditions. A larger number is expected when the high school holds mass auditions again in February.
Ten District teachers have learned that they have won this year’s Excellence in Teaching Award. The honor goes to teachers who demonstrate instructional expertise, creativity and innovation and set an example for their peers.
Cleveland has been become the fourth chapter of Say Yes to Education, a historic development that will bring college scholarships to CMSD students while also providing services designed to keep them on track to graduation. Check out this CMSD-TV video that was played at the announcement today.
Students and families can browse CMSD’s many high school options when the District holds two High School Choice Fairs.
CMSD will extend its requirement that students, staff and visitors wear masks inside District buildings, CEO Eric Gordon has announced. The requirement will remain in effect at least through the start of the new year, CEO Gordon said in a message sent Wednesday to students, families and staff.
CMSD is kicking off a major new program that will get students thinking about careers at a young age and later guide them as they plan futures and gain workplace experience.
The True2U program is seeking volunteer mentors to work with CMSD eighth graders during a pivotal year in their education.
