Miles Park School is a PreK-8 school located in Cleveland's historic Union-Miles neighborhood. We are known for having dedicated teachers who implement innovative teaching practices that keep students engaged in joyful, adventurous learning every day. At Miles Park, we ensure all students become confident communicators, critical thinkers, and explore the world with character through student –centered rigorous and relevant experimental learning and problem-solving opportunities, so that they can become productive members of the 21st Century.

Why Miles Park?

Innovative approach to servicing all scholars

Verizon Innovative Learning School

Say Yes School

Partnerships with local organizations

Dear Miles Park Families,

As we move into Week 14 of our school year, I want to take a moment to thank you for your continued partnership in supporting our students’ academic and personal growth. Together, we are building bright futures for every child in Cleveland!

📚 Academic Success & Attendance

Consistent school attendance is one of the most important factors in student achievement. When students are present, they are able to engage in meaningful learning experiences, complete classwork, and build the skills needed for success. Please help us by ensuring your child attends school daily and arrives on time.

🧠 Balancing Academics & Social-Emotional Learning

At Miles Park, we believe in educating the whole child. Our team is committed to helping students balance academic responsibilities with social-emotional learning. This includes teaching self-awareness, empathy, and resilience—skills that are just as important as reading and math.

🤝 Positive School-Family Partnerships

We value our partnership with you and encourage open communication between home and school. When families and educators work together, students thrive. Let’s continue to collaborate to ensure every child feels supported and empowered.

🗓️ Upcoming Events

Monday, November 10th: Healthy Smiles Program for Grades 2nd, 3rd, 6th, and 7th

Tuesday, November 11th: No School – Veterans Day

Wednesday, November 12th: Healthy Smiles Program continues and Boys Basketball Game at Almira@ 5 pm

Let’s keep the momentum going as we head toward the holiday season. Thank you for being an essential part of our school community. Together, we are shaping the leaders of tomorrow.

Motto: We are learners today and leaders tomorrow

Important Reminders:

Teachers update grades every 3, 6, and 9 weeks.

Please sign up for the CMSD Electronic Grade Book to monitor your scholar’s attendance and academic progress.

Ensure your contact information is up-to-date so we can keep you informed about school events, closures, and important updates.

Contact Information: Miles Park School: 216-838-4450 and Transportation: 216-838-4BUS

-Principal Ivory

Contact Us

Address:

4090 East 93rd Street
Cleveland, OH 44105

Phone:

216.838.4450

School Hours:

8:35 am-3:05 pm

Office Hours:

8 am-3:30pm

Principal: Tamika Taylor-Ivory

Assistant Principal: Dr. Robin Simmons

Dean of Engagement: Kenneth Frisco, Jr

Say Yes Coordinator: Raymond Hill

Secretary: Kayla Jones

Network Leader:
Jessica Gamble

School News

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Cleveland HBCU association honors graduating seniors during celebratory event

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Cleveland Teacher Wins National Grant to Study Education in Ghana

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Tremont Montessori Becomes First Public School in Ohio to Earn National Accreditation (Video)

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