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If you have technical problems, please call the IT Service Desk at 216.838.0440.

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The CMSD Student ID card is used by students for many activities during their day at school and in some cases, for RTA transportation to and from school. The photo IDs and RTA passes that the district purchases for older students will double as Cleveland Public Library cards.

Each card has a bar code that, when scanned, will allow students to take out books and access other library materials/resources like computers, printing, etc. Students who do not ride a bus will not be left out. CMSD-issued IDs include a bar code for all kindergarten to 12th-grade students. The CMSD ID cards allow more access and opportunities for our students.

All CMSD schools are cell-phone-free environments during the school day. Each school has its own specific system for storing phones safely during school hours. 

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iT Connect Center

The iT Connect Center, on the first floor of the Arnold Pinkney East Professional Center, provides free, personalized technical support to all CMSD students, families, and staff. CMSD-issued device(s) can be brought in for repair or other technical support-related issues including district-approved software installation and configuration.

Monday through Friday

7:30 AM - 5:00 PM

Arnold Pinkney East Professional Center - 1st floor

1349 East 79th Street

Free 24x7 Technical Support By Phone

In addition to the iT Connect Center, CMSD Students, Families & Staff can now get FREE 24-HOUR technical support 7 DAYS a week by phone:

24x7 Technical Support: 216.838.0440

Download our Family Digital Device Guidelines

These days, a computer is more than just a tech device. It is a doorway to education, healthcare, employment, social connection, and more. While students received a free device from CMSD to use for their schoolwork and educational needs, other family members may also need a dedicated computer.  CMSD partners with PCs For People to make sure everyone can afford the technology they need to succeed.

Low-income families can obtain computers at a reduced cost from the nonprofit PCs for People. Desktops start at $100, and laptops start at $175. Recipients must have income below the 200 percent poverty level or be enrolled in an income-based government assistance program. Applicants must provide certain documents to verify their income eligibility.

For more information, go to www.pcsforpeople.org/, call 216-930-5741 or visit their location:

3126 St. Clair Ave NE, Cleveland, Ohio 44114 (10am to 5pm)

Students, Families and Staff may be eligible to receive free or reduced broadband Internet access.

Digital C

CMSD has partnered with Digital C to provide subsidized Internet at no cost to families in need. The provider will determine if a student's house meets the qualifications to receive free services.

Microsoft Office

All CMSD students, families, and staff can download and install for free, the latest full version of Microsoft Office 365, which includes Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and other Microsoft applications. These software applications help enhance the educational, creative, and productivity experience for all CMSD students, families, and staff.

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Adobe Software

CMSD Educators, students, and staff now have access to Adobe Express! With thousands of ready-made templates, students and staff can easily use Express to create stunning graphics, videos, webpages, and more. To get started, log in through your Clever portal or download the software.

EduLog allows parents of yellow school bus riders to track when they get on and off the bus. Students simply swipe their ID Card upon entering or exiting the bus and the EduLog app records the information for the parents to monitor. For more information, see our Edulog Parent Portal webpage.

The Division of Information Technology and the Department of Transportation partnered to enable Wi-Fi on CMSD's fleet of yellow buses that support internet connectivity for students from home to school and back. The Wi-Fi network has the same safety and security features as the Wi-Fi in CMSD school facilities.

Through House Bill 8, parents have the right to review instruction materials and potentially request alternative materials.

Learn more about how to make a request

Parents also have the right to know about digital applications that the district uses that share student information with a vendor.

Learn more about how we keep our student information safe