March 24, 2021: Our school has had a reported case of COVID-19. Any individual identified as being in close contact with the person has already been notified. Crews thoroughly clean and disinfect our building nightly, and it is safe for use. Please continue to follow all safety protocols.
Max S. Hayes High School gives students the opportunity to earn credentials in multiple high-tech industries and extends learning experiences outside the classroom as early as freshman year.
Freshmen take the Academies 101 course to explore our career pathways:
Manufacturing and Engineering
Precision Machining
Welding
Engineering and Design, Computer-Aided Design (CAD)
Construction Technology
Building and Property Maintenance
Automotive Technology
Automotive Collision Repair
Automotive Technology Repair
Diesel Technology
Diesel Mechanics
These offerings connect school learning to experience in the workplace through job shadowing and internships. You can earn articulated college credit while attending high school. Career-technical student organizations like SkillsUSA amplify the educational experience.
Upon graduation, you can earn a pathway certification from the National Institute of Metalworking Skills, the American Welding Society and Automotive Service Excellence.
3/15/2021 - The second phase of the CMSD reopening plan began Monday as students in preschool through second grade and ninth and 12th graders returned to school for hybrid learning.
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.
Once a week, eighth-graders from across the District travel to Max S. Hayes High School and work in teams to rebuild motorcycles. Whether they realize it or not, they are also trying out Max Hayes.
Some people dream of driving a race car, while others dream of building one, and that's exactly what 30 students from Davis A&M, Garrett Morgan and Max Hayes high schools did over about five-week period this fall.
CMSD is big on connecting students with real-world experiences away from school. It introduces them to and whets their appetite for high-paying jobs. On Tuesday, the real world came to Max S. Hayes High School.