Alfred A. Benesch School is a place where teachers are dedicated to both the academic and social and emotional needs of each student. In a learning community that fosters academic rigor and strong relationships, our students are prepared to succeed in high school, college and beyond.
Students and teachers at Alfred A. Benesch have access to the latest technology to enhance learning and help students develop skills they need to compete with their peers in the 21st Century. Our educators also value the role that families play in students' education and encourage parent involvement.
Benesch offers:
a partnership with the Cleveland Play House that provides students with drama classes that focus on literacy and social and emotional learning.
a 65-inch, wall-mounted, interactive touch screen in every classroom and two additional computer labs.
services from the Boys and Girls Club of Cleveland, including food for families on weekends and other support.
the Dancing Classrooms program for 4th graders.
Digital storytelling projects with the Center for Arts-Inspired Learning.
May 21, 2025 by Remi Murrey, News 5 Cleveland - Graduation season is here, and the Cleveland Council of Black Colleges Alumni Association helped students get ready through a special occasion called HBCU Bound Day 2025, to support those heading to Historically Black Colleges and Universities this Fall.
05/07/2025 The Cleveland Observer - Quelina Jordan-Shaw, a high school teacher at Cleveland Metropolitan Remote School, has been selected as a 2025 Fund for Teachers Fellow. She will receive a $4,964 grant to travel to Ghana this summer, where she will study how schools there teach career and entrepreneurship education.
CMSD is gathering feedback from high school students, staff, families, and partners to assess and improve Workforce Readiness and Career & Technical Education (CTE) programming. Your input is essential in helping us evaluate current programs and determine how to better support students in preparing for college and careers.