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John Marshall students walkout in protest of gun violence (Video)
4/26/23 -- Students from Civics 2.0 organized this walkout and created a safe space for protestors to share how gun violence has changed their lives.
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Students compete in District's first esports tournament (Video)
Student esports athletes from John Marshall Campus and Cleveland High School for Digital Arts competed in the District's first esports tournament.
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John Marshall IT picked for STEM network
5/20/2019 -- John Marshall IT was one of 14 schools recently admitted to the Ohio STEM Learning Network. The designation formally comes from the Ohio STEM Committee, made up of the state superintendent of public instruction, the chancellor of the Department of Higher Education, the director of development and four members of the piublic.
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2 schools honored for diversity in computer science
4/10/2019 -- The Cleveland School of Science and Medicine and John Marshall School of Information Technology received the AP Computer Science Female Diversity Award from the College Board. The not-for-profit board helps prepare students for success in college.
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CMSD’s Summer Learning Experience is back!
You Summer Soundtrack has fun, hands-on activities for K-5 and high school students. Register today to secure your spot!
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CMSD starts Building Brighter Futures Community Conversations this week.
Your voice matters! CMSD is making important decisions about our schools, and we need your input! See the schedule for a meeting near you or join a virtual meeting!
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Ohio is launching the Summer Electronic benefits Transfer (Summer EBT) program
While Cleveland Metropolitan School District offers no-costs meals to all students during the school year, children must meet certain eligibility requirements to receive Summer EBT benefits. If your household income is at or below 185% of the federal poverty level, your school-aged children may qualify.
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Tremont Montessori Becomes First Public School in Ohio to Earn National Accreditation (Video)
3/4/2025 -- “It is the gold standard for Montessori education and the platinum standard for public Montessori,” said Celeste, who has been the school’s principal for the last eight years.
