Home of the Bobcats
216.838.6350
9:30 a.m. -4:00 p.m.
Principal:
Nick Scheibelhood
Network Leader:
Paul Hoover
Ward: 15
Everyday we are all learning new and exciting things here at Halle!
This is a place where education comes alive and inspires all of us to reach our goals. We strive to make this a place where everyone is nurtured, supported, and encouraged. For instance, this year at Halle we are adopting the Inquiry Method of learning. Our scholars are taking control of what they want to learn! We even made a useful video to help explain the changes and how it will help our scholars. We welcome you to come in and see if Halle will be right for you and your children.
We hope everyone is staying safe and healthy! Please take a look at the resoures below that can help your family through the challenges with COVID-19.
Here are various websites that have put together resources for health care, emergency loans, utilities, unemployment, internet, and food giveaway sites throughout the city.
Metro West Community Resources
Check out this sheet from our wonderful partners at the Food Bank with the different food resources in our neighborhood with contact numbers, when, and where they are occurring!
Larger document available here: Food Resource- 44102
Please don't hesitate to reach out to your Wraparound Coordinator, Danielle Clark, at dclark@wschouse.org or 614-545-8111 if you need any assistance at all!
Halle is among 11 schools in the District to receive the international Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design designation for green friendly construction.
Students from H. Barbara Booker School moved Wednesday into a new three-story 57,500-square-feet building. Taking it all in on the first day, Principal Nicholas Scheibelhood described the new surroundings as amazing.
CMSD has set opening dates for the 2020-21 school year and will post its full reopening plan in less than two weeks.
Get the latest information and learning resources straight from the source. Check CMSD's Coronavirus webpage daily for news and updates from the District.
3/16/2020 CMSD has turned 22 elementary schools into meal sites that will help keep students 18 and younger fed with free carryout meals during the extended spring break ordered by Gov. Mike DeWine.
U.S. Census Bureau Director Steven Dillingham teamed up with Wade Park School students on Friday to emphasize the importance of everyone being counted in the 2020 Census.
