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Housing, social services proposed for 9 Cleveland schools closed earlier this year

The city picked a mix of groups to reimagine closed buildings, including landmarks like Collinwood High School and Tremont Montessori.

by Franziska Wild September 28, 2026

Signal Cleveland’s economics reporter, Olivera Perkins, shares stories on how residents make ends meet and provides data-driven reports about the economic impact of decisions local leaders make. Topics include employment, workforce development, labor, trade, housing, banking, community economic development, transportation, public finance and wealth disparities.

Housing, social services proposed for 9 Cleveland schools closed earlier this year

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