12/30/2020 -- A Cleveland School of the Arts senior is gaining local and national attention for her writing. Recently, Laila won first place at the Great Lakes African American Writers Conference Youth Spoken Word Competition in Cleveland.
At the Cleveland School of the Arts this morning breakfast was made for heroes. More than 80 students invited the person that has had an impact on their lives as a way to say school to say “thank you.”
About 100 students, mostly eighth-graders, reported for what were called early auditions. A larger number is expected when the high school holds mass auditions again in February.
Ten District teachers have learned that they have won this year’s Excellence in Teaching Award. The honor goes to teachers who demonstrate instructional expertise, creativity and innovation and set an example for their peers.
Cleveland has been become the fourth chapter of Say Yes to Education, a historic development that will bring college scholarships to CMSD students while also providing services designed to keep them on track to graduation. Check out this CMSD-TV video that was played at the announcement today.
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.
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.
JOIN US! Learn how CMSD is leading the way in providing technology and other resources for learning, creating and succeeding. This kickoff event is filled with opportunities for all family members to play and learn.
6/28/2022 -- Schools were renamed for the late U.S. Rep. Stephanie Tubbs Jones, former Principal Natividad Pagan and activist Mary Church Terrell.
