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School media center named for Voinoviches
3/26/2019 -- The Cleveland Board of Education has named the media center at the new Oliver H. Perry School in honor of Cleveland political legend George Voinovich, his wife, Janet, and their daughter, Molly.
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Report underscores need for Say Yes
3/26/2019 -- The Higher Education Compact of Greater Cleveland’s annual report, released Monday, highlighted familiar patterns. Students are graduating in larger numbers but fewer are going on to postsecondary studies.
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Fifth-graders' straw rockets soar (Video)
3/22/2019 -- More than 100 CMSD fifth-graders built and launched straw rockets at the District's East Professional Center. The competition is part of A World in Motion, presented in partnership with SAE International and the Arconic Foundation.
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CIHS student researchers take on community issues (Photo gallery)
3/22/2019 -- The 200 ninth- and 10th-graders – that’s the entire student body until the two-year-old school finishes expanding – unveiled research findings and proposed solutions at the second annual CIHS Campus Conference. Mental health, including weighty subjects like depression, suicide and domestic violence, was a common theme.
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Public asked to help with long-term school planning
3/19/2019 -- CMSD will engage the community in planning the future of academic programs and buildings. The Board of Education is revisiting the District’s master facilities plan. Cleveland’s population patterns have changed since the plan was last updated five years ago, and the board wants to ensure that the taxpayers’ investment matches community needs.
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Program helps teen refugees adjust
3/19/2019 -- Every Tuesday and Thursday, 26 students remain after classes at the John Marshall high school campus for two hours -- by choice. They hunker down over mobile devices or pencil and paper, listen intently to their instructor or guest speakers and freely join in discussions. These teenagers, all refugees, are newcomers to America. And they are eager to learn how to make their way.
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Max Hayes student named Youth of the Year
3/15/2019 -- Frank, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Cleveland’s new Youth of the Year, said he instantly became the “man of the house” after his mom died when he was 14. His days have included rising at 5 a.m. to get younger siblings ready for school and then taking two buses and a rail line to Max Hayes.
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All-City Arts to present '42nd Street'
3/12/2019 -- Audiences will see the immense talent of CMSD students at a bargain price. All tickets to the Playhouse Square performances are general admission and cost $15 each.
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CSSM students don their white coats (Video)
3/12/2019 -- The Cleveland School of Science and Medicine symbolically conferred full membership on ninth-graders and other new students last week in the annual White Coat Ceremony.
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PRE4CLE celebrates fifth anniversary
3/11/2019 -- PRE4CLE, a network made up of CMSD and private providers, is celebrating five years of expanding access to high-quality preschool in Cleveland. Mayor Frank G. Jackson, District Chief Executive Officer Eric Gordon and other leaders announced formation of the network on March 11, 2014. They said a good start is critical to helping children succeed in school.
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Parker Hannifin helps Say Yes recipients at CSU
3/7/2019 -- A $5 million gift from the Parker Hannifin Foundation will provide free campus housing at Cleveland State University during students’ freshman and sophomore years, along with mentoring and other assistance that prepares them for careers. The program will aid 40 incoming freshmen per year through 2026.
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New citizens take oath at Global Studies (Video)
3/4/2019 -- Global Studies students helped tutor some of the newcomers before their citizenship test and showed their support at the ceremony along with the new citizens' families and other loved ones.
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4 are finalists for Youth of the Year
3/4/2019 -- The students have resumes full of accomplishments at their schools and BGCC clubs and in the community. The winner, who will move on to state competition, will be announced at the Breakfast of Champions on March 15 at Cuyahoga Community College’s Metro Campus.
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Students receive grants for healthy projects
3/4/2019 -- The four CMSD schools represented were among 10 from Northeast Ohio that were announced as winners after participating in a five-hour workshop hosted by UnitedHealthcare and GENYOUth’s AdVenture Capital.
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