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Affordable Connectivity Program
The Affordable Connectivity Program is an FCC benefit program that helps ensure that households can afford the broadband they need for work, school, healthcare and more.
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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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Cleveland High School for the Digital Arts is a first-of-its-kind educational opportunity. As a student, you can:
- master academic content through hands-on projects centered on the digital arts
- engage in an atmosphere of trust, innovation and creativity every day
- prepare for college and careers in a high-tech, entrepreneurial environment
Develop skills in collaboration, critical thinking, communication and computer technology through game design, graphic design, recording arts and film production in a school where learning is interactive and fun.Prepare for tomorrow's digital world today!
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The Executive Grille announces annual Pie Sale and Thanksgiving Banquet
Our annual banquet will be on Thursday November 3, from 11-1. Seating is available to the first 100 dine-in reservations and 40 carry-out meals, get your orders & reservation in by October 31st.
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Pep rally encourages students to Get 2 School (Video, photo gallery)
CMSD relaunched its Get 2 School, You Can Make It attendance campaign Wednesday, with speakers at a pep rally providing words of inspiration and telling students about the importance of attending school every day.
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True2U seeking mentors for 8th graders
The True2U program is seeking mentors to help CMSD eighth graders begin to chart their futures. The volunteer mentors will work with the students throughout the year to help them explore their strengths and interests, think about career possibilities and select which CMSD high school is best for them.
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New school year will bring new tools, services
A new school year is almost here, bringing with it a number of things that are new and different. While most schools won’t start classes until Aug. 22, some high schools that operate year-round will welcome ninth graders on Monday and other students on Tuesday. Several other schools will return Monday, Aug. 8.
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