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Benjamin Franklin PreK-8 school is a unique, community-based school that lays a foundation for all scholars for success in learning, citizenship and career. Benjamin Franklin scholars benefit from:
- a diverse student body that includes 13% gifted and talented students, 16% special education students and 4% English language learners.
- nearly 50 certified and highly qualified teachers who set high expectations for academic achievement.
- academic programs that differentiate and meet the needs of individual scholars while ensuring they are on track to meet expected growth targets.
- strong community partnerships, including the Ohio State University extension program that provides a horticulture curriculum and community engagement opportunities for scholars.
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Address:
1905 Spring Road
Cleveland, OH 44109
216.838.3150
8:35 a.m. - 3:05 p.m.Principal:
Rachel SniderNetwork Leader:
Jessica GambleWard: 12
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Cleveland HBCU association honors graduating seniors during celebratory event
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.
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Cleveland Teacher Wins National Grant to Study Education in Ghana
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.
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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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We need your feedback on Workforce Readiness and Career & Technical Education (CTE)!
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.
