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AI will soon be commonplace in Cleveland classrooms
Rather than blocking artificial intelligence software, the Cleveland Metropolitan School District is beginning to experiment with different ways to incorporate it into learning and teaching.
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A new bill could bring big changes to higher ed in Ohio. It’s worrying local faculty.
A new state bill would bring big changes to higher ed if passed. Faculty members are worried this new bill would bring along a host of negative consequences.
Inside Cleveland State University’s $1.4 million rebranding effort
Now, CSU is working to rebrand itself in an attempt to reverse course and attract new students and faculty as well as boost research investments and create new programs.
March 13, 2023: Cleveland City Council Caucus Meeting
Council members expressed their concerns with Community Development Corporations in a discussion with Cleveland Neighborhood Progress staff.
New Ohio voting law could add another barrier for college students
House Bill 458 is slated to go into effect next month.
Deal in the works to save Say Yes wraparound program
The Cleveland Metropolitan School District and local officials made moves this week to secure funding for Say Yes Cleveland’s family support services program for the remainder of the 2022-23 school year.
Five Cleveland school board positions are open: Here’s how you can apply
With more than half of the board positions open, this round of appointments could have a significant influence on the future of the district.
FAFSA completion rates back to pre-pandemic averages for CMSD students
Submitting the annual form helps students and their families get state and federal funding to help pay for higher education. Some aid is given on a “first-come, first serve” basis, so completing it sooner rather than later is better. There’s good news and bad news when it comes to FAFSA completion rates for current seniors…
Cleveland students at the heart of two community-produced films
Art of Me partners with the Cleveland Metropolitan School District to run the after-school program aimed at helping young people identify who they are and who they want to be through the art of storytelling. Wahome-Lassiter said that this program is a fun way for students to become engaged in the act of writing.
Drumming up school spirit: Student asks schools CEO to start a marching band at Glenville High School
Glenville’s football team made school district history this year by winning the state championship. A cheerleading squad supports the team, but they don’t have a marching band. Not even a drumline.
U.S. Department of Education visits three Cleveland Schools in national ‘Raise The Bar’ tour
The U.S. Deputy Secretary of Education Cindy Marten and her team paid Cleveland schools a visit this Thursday to see CMSD curriculum in action as a part of the Biden-Harris administration’s “Raise the Bar: Lead the World” initiative.
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