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.
5/20/2019 -- Jenai Mosely, a graduating senior at the Cleveland School of the Arts, won a Dazzle Award for Best Supporting Actress for her role as Andy Lee in this year's All-City Musical, "42nd Street." The musical was nominated for seven Dazzle Awards, a regional high school theater competition.
CSA students continously impressed the crowds at Festival of New works on May 11th and 12th where they displayed and showcased all of their new original work from this year - from student written and directed plays to massive canvas painting to instrumental solos and more. Thank you to everyone who attending and we look forward to seeing you at Festival of New Works in 2020!
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.
CMSD graduates received a boost this year from new Say Yes to Education scholarships that pay up to the full value of tuition. The scholarships may be used at all public colleges and universities and Pell-eligible training programs in Ohio and more than 100 private colleges and universities across the country.
The Ohio Department of Education has requested that we share this Notice of Proposed Class Action Settlement with you in an effort to improve the overall quality of special education and related services given to students with disabilities across the State.
The Cleveland Board of Education has approved a plan for the future of District academic programs and facilities. The board voted 9-0 Tuesday to adopt the plan after the District spent months holding community meetings and collecting feedback.
The new Nation’s Report Card is out, and it shows CMSD faring well in reading and math when compared with districts across the country.
