CMSD High School Choice Book€¦ · TO PARENTS & CAREGIVERS: Each of you plays a key role in the success of your child. The High School Choice Book was designed to encourage your

C L E V E L A N D M E T R O P O L I T A N S C H O O L D I S T R I C T

ChooseCMSD.org

2020–2021

“If you are artistic, if you love computers, if you are fascinated by robotics, performing arts, plant or animal science, if you are interested in a career in culinary arts, auto technology, medicine, aerospace, welding or engineering, there is a CMSD high school that is right for you.

*Say Yes to Education provides scholarships for up to the full value of tuition, minus federal and state aid, to all public colleges, universities and Pell-eligible training programs in Ohio and more than 100 private colleges and universities across the country. Students must be continuously enrolled in a CMSD or eligible partnering charter high school and live in the City of Cleveland or the District from ninth grade until graduation.

Visit SayYesCleveland.org

TO STUDENTS: The Cleveland Metropolitan School District is committed to ofering high-quality school choices that enable you and your family to fnd the right ft for a successful high school experience. By choosing CMSD for your freshman experience, you are embarking on a four-year path that can lead to a Say Yes* tuition scholarship upon graduation.

The High School Choice Book showcases CMSD’s wide range of high schools to help you envision yourself on the career path and in the learning environment that is right for you. This helpful guide was designed to assist you in fully exploring the choices available and selecting the school that will best prepare you for the colleges and careers that await you after graduation.

Now is the time to think carefully about your special talents, your keen interest in various jobs or areas of study, your current skills and your individual learning style. With those personal characteristics in mind, look carefully at each school’s description, course oferings, extracurricular opportunities and supports available to help you choose the right high school.

TO PARENTS & CAREGIVERS: Each of you plays a key role in the success of your child. The High School Choice Book was designed to encourage your active participation in helping your child select the right learning environment, school location and career path for the future. The high school choice process is, itself, gratifying, as the quality options across the city continue to expand, providing more exciting choices than ever to enable students to fnd the right ft.

Choosing CMSD for your child’s high school experience has an added bonus this year, as incoming freshmen are able to embark on a four-year path that can lead to a Say Yes* tuition scholarship upon graduation in 2024!

Thank you for the important role you have played in bringing your child to this important turning point in his or her life. Now is the time to work with them to “imagine the future,” and realize that anything is possible as, together, you select the perfect learning environment to position your child for success in high school and beyond.

Best wishes,

Eric S. Gordon Chief Executive Ofcer

See these high schools in action at ClevelandMetroSchools.org/ChoiceVideos

to learn more

https://SayYesCleveland.org

79.8% graduation rate

for African-American Students

22.8% increase since 2010-2011

77% graduation rate

for Hispanic Students

23.3% increase since 2010-2011 10-11 12-13 13-14 14-15 15-16 16-17 17-18 11-12

Fourth fastest improving among all Ohio districts Top 1% in graduation rate growth 2011-2019

*Ohio changed graduation requirements

Third-Grade Reading Guarantee

85.3% of students were promoted to

4th grade this year

1.4% increase

Reduction in Of-Track Attendance

fewer students missing more than 10 days in a school year over the last 4 years 21.3%

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K-3 Literacy Improvement

Up 4.4% since measure created (2013-2014)

Language Profciency

Increase English Language Profciency

16.1% 59.5% of students met their

language acquisition goals

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Increased Graduation Rate 26%

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Increased Enrollment in High-Quality Preschool

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Active Parent Engagement Grew 4%

90.8% of CMSD parents met with their children’s teachers last year

CLEVELAND SCHOOLS PROGRESS The Cleveland Metropolitan School District is improving under The Cleveland Plan

Free Tuition Scholarships for eligible CMSD grads | 1

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INTRODUCTION Choosing a School .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3

Graduation Requirements ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 4

Support Services ..............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Profle of a CMSD Graduate ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6

Safety & Security .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 7

HIGH SCHOOL CHOICES Bard High School Early College Cleveland ................................................................................................................................................................................. 8

Campus International High School .................................................................................................................................................................................................. 9

Cleveland Early College High School ...........................................................................................................................................................................................

Cleveland High School for Digital Arts ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 11

Cleveland School of Architecture & Design ........................................................................................................................................................................... 12

Cleveland School of Science & Medicine .................................................................................................................................................................................. 13

Cleveland School of the Arts ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 14

Collinwood High School ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Davis Aerospace & Maritime High School ............................................................................................................................................................................... 16

East Tech Campus ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17

Facing History New Tech ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 18

Garrett Morgan .......................................................................................................................................................................... See West Side Campus below

Ginn Academy ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 19

Glenville Campus ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

International Newcomers Academy ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 21

John Adams College & Career Academy.................................................................................................................................................................................... 22

John F. Kennedy High School ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. 23

John Marshall School of Civic & Business Leadership ................................................................................................................................................... 24

John Marshall School of Engineering ..........................................................................................................................................................................................

John Marshall School of Information Technology ........................................................................................................................................................... 26

Lincoln-West School of Global Studies ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 27

Lincoln-West School of Science and Health .......................................................................................................................................................................... 28

Max S. Hayes High School ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 29

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New Tech West ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 31

Rhodes College & Career Academy................................................................................................................................................................................................ 32

Rhodes School of Environmental Studies ................................................................................................................................................................................ 33

West Side Campus............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 34 & 35

Nontraditional School Choices ......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 36

High School Location Map ......................................................................................................................................................................... Inside Back Cover

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TABLE OF CONTENTS


CHOOSING A SCHOOL

HOW TO USE THIS BOOK The High School Choice Book is designed to make it easy for students and their families to engage in the thoughtful process of fnding the school that is the right ft for them.

Your choice book begins with a message from CEO Eric Gordon about this important milestone in your life, as you choose a school that aligns with your individual interests and with your vision for success in college or the workforce.

Take time to browse through the book where you will fnd:

• CMSD’s success as a “choice” school district

• Table of Contents

• Graduation Requirements

• Transportation Information

• Nontraditional school programs

• Individual pages describing each high school

The colorful pages were designed and written to help you imagine your high school experience in a setting where your interests can soar in:

Science, the Arts, Digital Media, Robotics, Health Careers, Architecture, Civic and Business Leadership, Engineering, Global Studies, Environmental Science, Social Justice, Early College Credit and other options.

Browse through the book to familiarize yourself with its contents. Then dive in to explore the wonderful high school options available to you in your neighborhood and across the city!

Learn more at ChooseCMSD.org

HOW TO USE THE SCHOOL CHOICE PORTAL How to log in to the portal

• Go to ChooseCMSD.org and select School Choice Portal. Access this site from any computer with an Internet connection or from your mobile device.

• You can switch the language to Español by clicking on the blue language box in the upper right corner.

• If you already have a username and password, enter the information and click READY, SET, GO! If you are new to CMSD, click SIGN UP. You will be prompted to enter information about you and your child.

How to review your family information

• Once you sign in, you’ll see a list of all the children in your family and their current schools. If you need to add a student that is currently not in the system, click ADD ANOTHER STUDENT. Once added, continue with the directions below.

• To begin the process, click MAKE SCHOOL CHOICE next to your child’s name.

How to make an informed school choice

• After selecting the student for whom you want to make 2020–2021 school choices, you will verify that child’s current information before selecting your school choices.

• Review school information that best fts the needs and interests of your child; then select up to fve (5) schools that meet your child’s needs. After making your selections, click NEXT at the bottom of the page.

How to prioritize your school choices

• Once you have made your school choices, you can prioritize with the Top Choice in slot #1.

• This does not necessarily mean you will get a spot at that school. A lottery will be conducted for schools that have a greater number of applications than seats available.

How to confrm and submit your school choices

• The last step is to review and confrm your data. Once you submit information, you will see the confrmation screen.

• You will then return to the Student Dashboard, where you can make choices for your other children by following the same process as specifed above.

• If you are at a public computer, remember to log out when you are done.

How to get help

• Call 216.838.3675 to speak with an enrollment specialist.

https://ChooseCMSD.org

https://ChooseCMSD.org

SHOW COMPETENCY

Earn a passing score on the Algebra I and English Language Arts II Ohio’s State Tests.

Show Readiness

Earn two of the following Diploma Seals:

OhioMeansJobs Readiness Industry-Recognized Credential College-Ready Military Enlistment Citizenship Science Honors Diploma Seal of Biliteracy Technology Community Service Fine and Performing Arts Student Engagement

Call 216.838.0100 for graduation information, or email [email protected]

CREDIT REQUIREMENTS

Ohio requires students to take and complete a minimum of 22 credits.

English Language Arts ...................................... 4.0 units Health......................................................................... .5 units Mathematics.......................................................... 4.0 units Physical Education ................................................ .5 units Science..................................................................... 3.0 units Social Studies ........................................................ 3.0 units Economics and Financial Literacy................... .5 units Senior Seminar ....................................................... .5 units World Language .................................................. 1.0 units Fine Arts .................................................................. 1.0 units Electives................................................................... 4.0 units

Graduation requirements for the classes of 2023 and beyond include curriculum and three options to show readiness for the next steps in college and careers.


GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS


MY CHILD HAS SPECIAL NEEDS. WHERE CAN WE ACCESS THE SUPPORTS AVAILABLE?

All CMSD schools provide special education-related services and interventions for students. We therefore encourage students with special needs to consider every available school option, including our criteria schools.

A number of CMSD high schools have added specialized programs and services to meet the most intensive needs of our students.

If, when exploring your high school choices, your preferred school does not ofer your child’s specialized program or services, a CMSD Enrollment Specialist will follow up with you to discuss your school options.

Placement of students in programs designed around their special needs is tentative until the student’s Individual Education Plan (IEP) reviews are complete.

Call the Special Education Ofce at 216.838.7733 for assistance.

MULTILINGUAL MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION & WORLD LANGUAGES

Multilingual Multicultural Education is aligned with state and District standards. Second language learners are held to the same high expectations established for all students. A focus on academic language development will advance literacy and profciency in the native language and the second language in listening, speaking, reading and writing. Students who speak a language other than English, or live in a household where another language is spoken, must register at the Multilingual Multicultural Welcome Center located at 3145 West 46th St, Cleveland, 44102. Call 216.838.0140 or visit ClevelandMetroSchools.org/Multilingual

CMSD’s Multilingual Multicultural Department oversees the implementation of world languages Districtwide. Our mission is to promote bilingualism, biliteracy and cultural competencies by ofering a wide range of language learning opportunities to prepare K-12 students to succeed in today’s diverse world.

Opportunities in STEM Education

To fully prepare your child for the 21st Century workforce, CMSD encourages all English Learner (EL) students to explore how studies in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) can position them for success. EL students who attend STEM schools are provided additional assistance by bilingual staf.

FREE TRANSPORTATION ACROSS THE DISTRICT

To help students reach high schools across the District, the Board of Education provides free transportation through the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (RTA).

Students who live at least one mile from school can ride RTA with an identifcation card issued by the District. The cards may be used from 5:30 am to 8 pm on school days only.

Protect your ID card — If you lose your card, the frst replacement is free; a $10 fee will be charged if lost again.

ALL-CITY ARTS ACROSS THE DISTRICT

All-City Arts provides free afterschool music and dance training to high school students Districtwide. Programming is available free of charge at Glenville Campus, West Side Campus and the John Marshall Campus. Transportation is provided. In addition to learning from industry professionals, all participants have multiple opportunities to perform at a variety of venues throughout the county.

INTERSCHOLASTIC ATHLETICS & ACTIVITIES—STUDENT ELIGIBILITY

Participation in interscholastic and extracurricular activities has a direct, positive impact on a student’s academic performance, attendance and personal and social development. High school students must achieve and maintain a 2.0 GPA (no F’s on their report card) to participate. Consult with your high school of choice to explore the many oferings and to maximize your high school experience. Call 216.838.0150 or visit ClevelandMetroSchools.org/SenateLeague to learn more.

SUPPORT SERVICES

WHAT DOES EXCELLENCE LOOK LIKE IN OUR SCHOOLS? • Vibrant classrooms where learning is joyous,

meaningful and applicable to real-world experiences

• Teachers who are committed to ensuring every child from PreK-12 is on a path to graduation

• A rigorous curriculum that challenges scholars to engage in complex tasks and master skills needed for success in a 21st Century global economy

• Schools dedicated to ensuring all graduates leave CMSD with skills, confdence and a belief in their limitless potential

• Active engagement where parents are partners in their child’s success

• Positive school climate that refects joy, warmth, safety and resilience

Exhibits Creativity & Innovation

Skilled at Critical Thinking

& Problem Solving

Prepared for Global

Citizenship

Literate in Communication & Information

Technology

Possesses an Academic Mindset

Skilled Collaborator

Exhibits Social & Cross Cultural

Empathy

PROFILE OF A CMSD GRADUATE



EARNING OUR REPUTATION AS A MODEL OF SCHOOL SAFETY At a time when school safety is in the national spotlight, CMSD continues to outpace other districts in the proactive measures we take to keep students safe every day.

Metal detectors at the entrance of every building and X-ray machines in our high schools have proven successful in keeping weapons out of our schools and in providing daily reminders to students and families that safety is a high priority in every CMSD school.

Security ofcers are stationed in every school building and are trained in the nation’s best practices in crisis prevention, social and emotional learning and crisis response.

Caring CMSD security ofcers are seen by students as an integral part of their school experience. School-based security ofcers, investigator counselors and mobile patrol ofcers that monitor our school grounds are state-certifed safety professionals who greet students and provide professional support to help them make good choices for themselves and others every day.

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/SafetySecurity

SAFETY IN OUR SCHOOLS

BARD HIGH SCHOOL EARLY COLLEGE CLEVELAND

13501 Terminal Ave Cleveland, OH 44135

216.838.9700

Grades 9 – 12

Bard High School Early College Cleveland

Bard High School Early College (BHSEC) Cleveland is a four-year public high school in which graduates leave with both a high school diploma and an associate’s degree from Bard College. A two-year, tuition-free college course of study follows the 9th and 10th grade years, with an opportunity for students to earn up to 60 transferable college credits.

This alternative to traditional high school is founded on the belief that many young people are ready and eager to do college work starting at age 16. Students at Bard Early College High School beneft from Bard College’s 19 years of successful partnerships with public school systems.

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/Bard


https://ClevelandMetroSchools.org/Bard

What Research Says about International Baccalaureate (IB) According to one study from Dr. Liz Bergeron at the University of Wisconsin La Crosse, students completing the IB Diploma Programme were more likely to enroll immediately in college and, among those enrolling, more likely to choose a four-year college and to graduate from college in four years.

IB STUDENTS NON-IB STUDENTS Enroll immediately in college 78% 69% % of above to 4-year college 95% 60% Graduate college in four years 79% 39%

CSU Cole Center 3100 Chester Ave Cleveland, OH 44114

216.838.8100

Grades 9 – 12

CAMPUS INTERNATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Campus International High School

Housed on the campus of Cleveland State University, Campus International High School is a fully authorized International Baccalaureate (IB) World School ofering both the Middle Years and Diploma Programmes. The IB is recognized globally for its rigorous academic programs that ensure its graduates are well-rounded with opportunities to engage with the global community and to pursue advanced study in six diferent subject areas. And while students graduating from an IB program often earn college credit through their IB examinations, Campus International’s unique partnership with Cleveland State ofers students the opportunity to also earn 18 or more college credits for any students qualifying for College Credit Plus (CCP).

Campus International High School’s robust world language program includes Mandarin, Spanish, Arabic and French. CIHS ofers 15 distinct advanced Diploma Programme (DP) courses, including visual arts, flm, music, design and computer science. As an IB school, CIHS responds to students’ wide extracurricular interests, with traditional and nontraditional athletic programs and CAS (creativity, activity and service) activities.

Part of a global network of schools dedicated to developing mature and compassionate students, Campus International HS is committed to cultivating each student’s ability to think deeply, understand diverse cultures and appreciate the possibilities presented by the world around them.

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/CIHS


https://ClevelandMetroSchools.org/CIHS


Cleveland Early College High School

Ranked by U.S. News & World Report as one of the top schools in the nation, this premier college prep high school attracts high-achieving, college-bound students throughout Cuyahoga County and prepares them to compete in a global society.

With a program rooted in skills vital for 21st Century careers, students engage in critical thinking, communication and problem solving across the curriculum. As part of their Early College High School experience, students are provided opportunities to visit prestigious colleges and universities across the country as they participate in honors and AP science, technology, engineering and math courses on the spectacular, renovated and historic John Hay Campus.

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/ClevelandEarlyCollege

John Hay Campus 2075 Stokes Blvd Cleveland, OH 44106

216.838.8250

Grades 9 – 12

CLEVELAND EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL


Cleveland High School for Digital Arts

Cleveland High School for Digital Arts is frst-of-its-kind in Cleveland for high school students interested in pursuing careers as designers, entrepreneurs and innovators ready to succeed in today’s digital world.

In an atmosphere of trust, innovation and creativity, Digital Arts students master skills in collaboration, critical thinking, communication and computer technology in a school where learning is interactive and fun every day. Digital Arts is a college prep, project-based learning school with a year-round and extended day model.

Real-world learning is made possible through partnerships with the Center for Arts-Inspired Learning, the Cleveland Institute of Art, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, University School’s Young Entrepreneur Institute and the Greater Cleveland Film Commission.

Explore:

• Recording arts technology

• Digital flmmaking

• Video game design

• Graphic design

• Internships

• High-tech, entrepreneurial environment

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/CHSDA

1440 Lakeside Ave Cleveland, OH 44114

216.838.9650

Grades 9 – 12

Year Round School

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CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL FOR DIGITAL ARTS


Cleveland School of Architecture & Design

The Cleveland School of Architecture & Design is one of three selective admission high schools on the John Hay Campus, serving students in grades 9 – 12 with an interest in discovering and advancing their design talents in a way that enables them to leave their mark on the world. With a focus on changing their environment and enriching their community, students enjoy a small school environment with a rigorous college preparatory curriculum that includes:

• Civil & Architectural Engineering

• Art and Art History

• Architecture

• Graphic Design

• Digital Photography

• Digital Imaging (AP)

• AP English Language

• AP English Literature

• AP American Government

• Spanish 1 & 2

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/CSAD


216.838.8200

Grades 9 – 12

CLEVELAND SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN

CLEVELAND SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE

& DESIGN


Cleveland School of Science & Medicine

Cleveland School of Science & Medicine (CSSM) is a nationally accredited biomedical science program and has been rated one of America’s best high schools by U.S. News & World Report. The school has received consistently high ratings on the Ohio State Report Card. Our students beneft from partnerships with the Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals, medical and science museums near our University Circle campus, and taking part in semester-long research projects alongside college students at Case Western Reserve University.

At CSSM, our students have the opportunity to participate in unique experiences through:

• afterschool programs, internships and research options, such as our Research Intensive Summer Experience (RISE), coordinated through the Lerner Research Institute of the Cleveland Clinic.

• Health Professions Afnity Program (HPAC), coordinated through John Carroll University.

• Health Professions Pipeline Program (H3P), coordinated through the Robbins Bridge Program at Case Western Reserve University.

• a wealth of Advanced Placement (AP) courses recommended for students interested in Science and Medical felds, including Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Environmental Science, Calculus and Statistics.

• acceptance into nationally acclaimed summer programs at institutions, including Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Johns Hopkins, Harvard, Kenyon College and NASA’s Glenn Research Center.

Starting with the graduating class of 2023, students at CSSM have the opportunity to pledge and eventually medal in one of the following curriculum pathway programs:

• Scientifc Research • Public Health & Policy • Professional Medicine • Biomedical Engineering & Artifcial Intelligence

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/CSSM


216.838.8300

Grades 9 – 12

CLEVELAND SCHOOL OF SCIENCE & MEDICINE


Cleveland School of the Arts

Nestled in Cleveland’s University Circle neighborhood, Cleveland School of the Arts (CSA) is connected to countless opportunities of world-renowned museums, prestigious universities, nationally recognized hospitals, eclectic restaurants, beautiful parks and cozy spaces. It is here that you’ll fnd one of the most beautiful high school campuses in the city – and we’re not just saying that!

CSA is the region’s only comprehensive performing, visual and creative arts and college preparatory public high school where passionate artist scholars receive the training, education and support to EXCEL TODAY and every day in their coursework that will allow each student to PERFORM FOREVER in their chosen arts discipline beyond the place, to a better tomorrow.

CSA ofers fve major artistic departments:

• Creative Writing

• Dance/Theater

• Integrated Arts

• Music

• Visual Arts

We welcome students from across the District and Northeast Ohio area. We provide free RTA transportation. An admissions application and acceptance process includes an audition and interview for students desiring to enter grades 9–11.

Call today to schedule a tour and see for yourself why we really are all that!

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/CSA

2064 Stearns Rd Cleveland, OH 44106

216.838.9000

Grades 9 – 12

CLEVELAND SCHOOL OF THE ARTS


Collinwood High School

At Collinwood High School, students partner with the community to reinvigorate the neighborhood. Students work with classmates to conduct research, collaborate and engage in project-based learning, proven to prepare them for a 21st Century workforce. As part of the community partnership, career and technical education is being reintroduced to school.

Collinwood’s approach to preparing students for college and career helps them learn who they are and how to be successful in school and in life through:

• a foundation of trust, respect and responsibility.

• classes where students use knowledge from across content areas to solve complex real-world problems.

• a culture of collaboration where students hold themselves and each other accountable for success.

• a sense of ownership on the part of each student for setting and meeting high expectations throughout their high school experience.

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/Collinwood

15210 St. Clair Ave Cleveland, OH 44110

216.838.0500

Grades 9 – 12

COLLINWOOD HIGH SCHOOL


1440 Lakeside Ave Cleveland, OH 44114 216.838.2500

Grades 9 –12

Year Round School

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DAVIS AEROSPACE & MARITIME HIGH SCHOOL

Students at Davis A&M get hands-on experience aboard the school’s Marine Safety Boat with regular opportunities for navigation, environmental impact studies, rescue and community service.

Davis Aerospace & Maritime High School

With close proximity to airports and Lake Erie, students at Davis Aerospace & Maritime High School enjoy a unique high school program that includes partnerships with PHASTAR, The Cleveland Airport System and Kent State University.

With a curriculum that focuses on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), students connect with industry professionals from the U.S. Coast Guard, Port of Cleveland, Ohio Aerospace Institute and many others.

Prepare for aerospace and maritime careers through real-world applications and opportunities to:

• learn to design, repair or fy planes at nearby airports.

• learn to build and navigate boats on the water.

• engage in internships at aeronautics and maritime companies.

• earn industry-recognized credentials and professional certifcates.

• enjoy Advanced Placement and Honors courses.

Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram @therealDavisAM

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/Davis

https://ClevelandMetroSchools.org/Davis


East Tech Campus

East Tech Campus prepares students for lifelong success through a unique combination of a college-prep curriculum and technical education.

In the classrooms you’ll fnd small-class programming that integrates project-based learning into technology-rich lessons. With a one-to-one student-to-computer ratio, students create presentations, build their own websites and conduct research.

Beginning with the class of 2024, students on the East Tech Campus will have access to a variety of career and technical education pathways.

• Culinary arts

• Hospitality industry

• Natural resources

• Horticulture and landscape design

• Animal science and management

To promote the well being of the whole student, East Tech Campus provides a full range of wraparound services.

Our generous education partners at the Cleveland Metroparks, Cleveland Zoo, Cuyahoga Valley National Park and Holden Arboretum expand the classroom experience with onsite opportunities for feld work, mentoring and internships.

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/EastTechCampus

2439 East 55th St Cleveland, OH 44104

216.838.1000

Grades 9 – 12

EAST TECH CAMPUS


Facing History New Tech

Nestled in the Old Brooklyn neighborhood, Facing History New Tech High School ofers a school experience where students interested in social justice, diversity and teamwork can become agents of change through a high-tech academic curriculum and community service projects.

Students represent their school and community around the country and interact with local and national leaders who help them learn to advocate for change.

Facing History New Tech High School is one of the frst-of-its-kind in the nation and uses the latest technology to inspire students to speak out for justice, peace and diversity, and to make a diference in their school, community and world.

“You must be the change you want to see in the world.”

Mahatma Gandhi

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/FHNT

Charles A. Mooney Facility 3213 Montclair Ave 3rd Floor Cleveland, OH 44109

216.838.8600

Grades 9 – 12

FACING HISTORY NEW TECH

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Ginn Academy

Ginn Academy is the only all-male public school in Ohio and is known for its students beginning each day in a morning session focused on encouragement and accountability.

With a focus on higher education, Ginn students participate in college tours as early as their freshman year. In partnership with the Career Center, caring mentors provide advice and job opportunities for students every summer at the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District.

With personalized mentors on call 24/7 for every young man in the school, Ginn provides a well-disciplined high school environment with dual enrollment at Tri-C and Cleveland State University to earn college credits and credentials while in high school. A strong partnership with HealthCorps provides nutritional support for every student every day.

Ginn Academy Academic Pathways:

• Manufacturing 101

• Urban League Construction

• Lincoln Electric or Ohio Technical College internship

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/Ginn

655 East 162nd St Cleveland, OH 44110

216.838.GINN

Grades 9 – 12

GINN ACADEMY


Glenville Campus

While it has a long-standing reputation for athletic excellence, Glenville High School has also earned its reputation for academic success, with a value-added grade of “A” in progress on the Ohio School Report Card the last three years.

Glenville’s small-class environment gives students personalized learning and a sense of belonging, with wraparound services that motivate and support students and their families, including City Year mentors and tutors.

Beginning with the class of 2024, Glenville students will have access to a variety of career and technical education pathways, including those in health care and public safety.

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/Glenville

650 East 113th St Cleveland, OH 44108

216.838.2000

Grades 9 – 12

GLENVILLE CAMPUS


INTERNATIONAL NEWCOMERS ACADEMY

Thomas Jeferson Facility 3145 West 46th St Cleveland, OH 44102

216.838.7150 International Newcomers Academy

Grades 9 – 12 For students arriving in Cleveland from other countries and Puerto Rico, the International Newcomers Academy provides a welcoming learning environment to help students adjust to new surroundings. The PreK-12 school is designed to help students learn comfortably in a new country with a different language and different customs.

With English as a Second Language (ESL) intervention classes and a comprehensive academic program, we are positioned to help every student graduate ready for college and careers.

Student supports include:

• highly trained staf endorsed by Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL).

• bilingual instructional aides in your language.

• English as a Second Language (ESL) in the four domains (speaking, listening, reading and writing).

• support for families to access available resources.

• academic and social and emotional supports for students.

• afterschool tutoring, social groups, cultural groups and clubs.

Academic coursework includes:

• fexible grouping for all grade levels.

• technology-assisted programs and resources.

• summer school enrichment program.

• programs for students with special needs.

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/INA

https://ClevelandMetroSchools.org/INA


John Adams College & Career Academy

John Adams College & Career Academy enables high school students to envision and chart their future with personalized preparation for either college or a career-licensing program after high school.

In a modernized facility with technology-rich learning environments, JACCA students have at their fngertips every day the tools they need to explore college and career opportunities and fully prepare for success after graduation.

JACCA students:

• use AVID — a curriculum that supports students with transition to high school, their matriculation through high school and preparing for postsecondary opportunities.

• learn the history of Cleveland in ninth grade to enable them to fully explore their city and discover the available opportunities.

• learn through experience and partnerships with area professionals, shadowing them in a variety of felds.

• map out a personalized career pathway plan for their four-year high school experience.

• explore and obtain career credentials while still in high school.

• research, visit and apply to colleges, universities and trade schools to ensure success after graduation.

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/JACCA

Our school provides Say Yes Cleveland support services to students and their families.

3817 Martin Luther King Jr. Dr

Cleveland, OH 44105

216.838.4050

Grades 9 – 12

Year Round School

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JOHN ADAMS COLLEGE & CAREER ACADEMY

JOHN F. KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL

15111 Miles Ave Cleveland, OH 44128

216.838.5150

Grade 9

John F. Kennedy High School

We are excited to welcome the newest class of Eagles to the all-new John F. Kennedy High School! The new JFK campus will feature academic programming that is personalized toward individual students’ success, preparing them for postsecondary education and/or career exploration.

The new JFK features two pathways sure to excite, develop and prepare all students for the next phase of their journey. The pathways are as follows:

• An innovative college preparatory curriculum that provides access to two- and four-year institutions, including but not limited to Tri-C, Hiram College and Cleveland State University and the AVID college-readiness program.

• A career-technical pathway featuring a focus on but not limited to advanced manufacturing, including welding and CNC machinery. This will be held in conjunction with MAGNET’s Early College Early Career program and Cuyahoga Community College.

Pathways will integrate rigorous courses that will allow students to engage in complex academic tasks that challenge them, promote critical thinking and foster a passion for self-directed learning through authentic experiences.

This is an exciting time to be a part of something great. These are only some of the opportunities that are exclusive to our scholars. Come home to JFK!

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/JFK


https://ClevelandMetroSchools.org/JFK


John Marshall School of Civic & Business Leadership

At John Marshall School of Civic & Business Leadership, students graduate ready to be the leaders of tomorrow. With a rigorous curriculum, students have opportunities to work in their own businesses onsite, including the Lawyers Café Cofee Shop & JM Apparel. The school’s hands-on training in business planning, marketing and advertising and fnance enables students to be actively involved in community projects as they prepare for college or careers in management, fnance, marketing, human resources and organizational leadership.


The 7 Touchstones of Civic & Business Leadership:

• Kindness: Treat ourselves and others with compassion

• Stewardship: As guardians of our community, protect things placed in our trust

• Responsibility: Hold ourselves accountable, meet our obligations and ask for help when necessary

• Integrity: Seek to do the right thing

• Inquiry: Actively question the world around us instead of passively accepting things as they are

• Refection: Take time to explore our own thoughts, make connections and create our own ideas

• Social Impact: Strive to be part of a new generation of leaders that promotes equitable and sustainable development in Greater Cleveland

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/JohnMarshallCBL

Additional opportunities:

• Varsity sports

• Clubs, including yearbook, drama, fencing, Key Club

• College Credit through College Credit Plus & High Tech Academy

• AP Coursework

• Internships & job shadow opportunities

• All-City Arts, including dance and drumline

3952 West 140th St Cleveland, OH 44111

216.838.6050

Grades 9 – 12

JOHN MARSHALL SCHOOL OF CIVIC & BUSINESS LEADERSHIP


John Marshall School of Engineering

With a focus on engineering and the engineering design process, students at John Marshall School of Engineering design and build robots, construct energy-efcient cars and explore green technology.

This state-of-the-art high school provides a safe, collaborative environment where students are inspired to be innovative thinkers that contribute to the technological advancement of their community.

Early College Early Career pathways through the Manufacturing Advocacy and Growth Network introduce students to manufacturing careers and the Tri-C Youth Technology Academy.

Students select from 3 engineering pathways through Project Lead the Way:

• Aerospace engineering • Civil engineering • Architecture or environmental sustainability

Grades 9-10: Students learn general engineering principles to help them choose the best pathway for them.

Grades 11-12: Students focus on a chosen pathway that will lead to industry credentials or college readiness, including opportunities to earn college credit.

Academics: • Customized core classes with an infusion of engineering

exploration

• College courses provided by Tri-C Youth Technology Academy

• Senior Advanced Placement courses in core subjects

Extracurricular Activities: • Varsity and JV sports • Anime Club • Multicultural Club • Chess Club • NASA Engineering Club

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/JMSOE

• Society of Women Engineers • ACE mentoring • Sister Circle (female mentoring) • Closing The Achievement Gap

(male mentoring)


216.838.6100

Grades 9 – 12

JOHN MARSHALL SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING


John Marshall School of Information Technology

John Marshall IT is the frst school in Ohio that focuses on Computer Science. A small school environment gives students ample access to technology in a climate where they feel appreciated and supported every day.

The opportunity to learn video game design and participate in robotics competition and the NASA Space Apps Challenge makes this an ideal high school choice for students who love computers and are ready to explore the world that awaits them.

Paid summer internships and university partnerships provide opportunities for students to explore three fascinating IT pathways during their high school experience:

• Health Information Technology – John Carroll University • Software Development – Cleveland State University • Cyber Security – Cuyahoga Community College

Academics • 10 Advanced Placement Courses • College Credit Plus at CSU and Tri-C • Honors Courses at all grade levels • Advanced Math Pathway for

Gifted Students • Facing History and Ourselves

Courses • Video Game Design, Computer

Science and Data Science

Paid Summer Internships • Web Corps – Work as a team to

build websites for local businesses

• IT Help Desk – Get experience with troubleshooting, IT repair and IT inventory at CMSD

Extracurricular Activities • Band, Drumline and

Guitar Club • All Senate Athletics, including

Girls Rugby and Fencing • NASA Club – competition in

Robotics, Data Science and NASA Space Apps Challenge

• Facing History Club – student-led community events to build empathy and appreciation for diversity

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/JohnMarshallIT


216.838.6850

Grades 9 – 12

JOHN MARSHALL SCHOOL OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY


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LINCOLN-WEST SCHOOL OF GLOBAL STUDIES

Lincoln-West School of Global Studies

Students at Lincoln-West School of Global Studies select personalized pathways to graduate ready for success in a diverse and evolving global society. Using a blended learning approach, this diverse high school uses small group instruction, community-based projects


216.838.7050

Grades 9 – 12

Year Round School


and both local and global partnerships to develop their skills.

Personalized Pathways

Service Learning Students work together to solve real-world problems in their community with in-course expeditions to Cleveland neighborhoods and international destinations.

Competency-based Learning Students engage in competency-based learning in a school designed to be a model of college and career readiness in Cleveland. The high school experience is designed to match the skills and workload students can expect in their chosen feld or college program.

Exhibitions of Learning Performance-based assessments enable students to publicly showcase and celebrate their classroom learning and service projects with family, community partners, business leaders and local Cleveland ofcials.

Career Connections and Field Experience Juniors at L-W practice career competencies through onsite work with professionals in Cleveland businesses and organizations. A semester-long course introduces students to workplace environments and norms for professional performance, providing unique opportunities to develop professional skills in the workplace.

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/GlobalStudies

https://ClevelandMetroSchools.org/GlobalStudies


Lincoln-West School of Science & Health

Students at Lincoln-West School of Science & Health engage in a unique learning experience designed around advancing their community through the perspective of defning their own story.

With a focus on science and health, students have access to classrooms within the vibrant MetroHealth System where they can explore felds in healthcare and in agencies that support the healthcare system in Cleveland. Fields like human resources, information technology, marketing and communications and the food industry are studied in their real-world setting.

There’s no better way to learn than to study with leaders in the Healthcare Industry. MetroHealth professionals serve as mentors and students have access to internships and networking opportunities within the MetroHealth System throughout their high school experience.

Graduates of Lincoln-West School of Science & Health are known for demonstrating a true sense of purpose and a passion for improving the health and vitality of their community.

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/LWScienceHealth Transform Yourself. Transform Your Community.


216.838.7050

Grades 9 – 12

Year Round School

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LINCOLN-WEST SCHOOL OF SCIENCE & HEALTH


Max S. Hayes High School

One of the most popular schools in the city, Max S. Hayes High School provides opportunities for students to earn credentials in numerous high-tech industries, with extended learning experiences outside the classroom as early as their freshman year.

Freshmen focus on making a smooth transition to high school in Academies 101—an introductory course designed to help students explore career pathways where they can earn college credit or pathways to certifcation from the National Institute of Metalworking Skills, I-CAR, the American Welding Society and Automotive Service Excellence.

Visit this vibrant, modern high school where career-minded students engage in job shadowing, internships and employment while in high school. Career-tech student organizations like SkillsUSA enhance this outstanding center for career technical education.

Manufacturing and Engineering • Precision Machining • Welding • Engineering and Design,

Computer-Aided Design (CAD)

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/MaxSHayes

Transportation Technology • Automotive Collision Repair • Automotive Technology Repair • Diesel Technology

Construction Technology • Building and Property Maintenance


216.838.9400

Grades 9 – 12

MAX S. HAYES HIGH SCHOOL



MC2STEM Great Lakes Science Center 601 Erieside Ave Cleveland, OH 44114

216.838.8550

Grade 9

MC2STEM GE Lighting @ Nela Park 1975 Noble Rd, Bldg 336 East Cleveland, OH 44112

216.838.8520

Grade 10

MC2STEM CSU Rhodes Tower West 2124 Chester Ave Cleveland, OH 44114

216.838.8500

Grades 11 – 12

Year Round School

MC2STEM

CMSD’s renowned MC2STEM school includes the only high school in the nation to be housed on the campus of a Fortune 500 company, the only school in Cleveland to be housed in a hands-on science museum, and the only high school where juniors and seniors spend their last two years on a downtown college campus.

At MC2STEM, students are immersed in science, technology, engineering and math in dynamic learning environments all four years of high school:

Grade 9: Begin your high school career at the Great Lakes Science Center in downtown Cleveland, where classrooms have a view of the North Coast Harbor, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Lake Erie, in addition to the dynamic and informative museum that is their school every day.

Grade 10: Your high school experience continues on the GE Lighting campus at Nela Park where students work hand-in-hand with career professionals who mentor and tutor you on job sites and in the classroom.

Grades 11-12: Finish the last two years of high school on the Cleveland State University campus, where you prepare for college and careers in the heralded KeyBank Classrooms in STEM Education at Rhodes Tower at CSU. There, students work with college students, using such high-tech equipment as lasers and robotics.

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/MC2STEM

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NEW TECH WEST

11801 Worthington Ave Cleveland, OH 44111

216.838.8700

Grades 9 – 12

New Tech West

Known for its small-class learning environment, New Tech West is a favorite for students who enjoy a blend of project-based learning and technology-rich lessons. With computers at their fngertips every day, students conduct research, create presentations and build their own websites.

New Tech West students love:

• mastering content while developing vital life skills like communication and collaboration.

• being empowered to take control of their own success by charting their own path to success.

• learning to solve authentic, real-world problems.

• preparing for college and careers by mastering skills necessary for success in the 21st Century.

With a commitment to developing the whole child, caring educators foster academic growth as well as social and emotional growth. The school prides itself in its dedication to ensuring every student becomes a productive and successful citizen in a global society.

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/NewTechWest

https://ClevelandMetroSchools.org/NewTechWest


Rhodes College & Career Academy

Rhodes College & Career Academy (RCCA) students create their own personalized career plan that builds on their unique strengths and inspirations. To feel truly prepared for what happens after graduation, students fnd joy in mapping out their plan and getting on a path to the successful career they envision.

Rhodes College & Career Academy earned an overall “B” on the Ohio State Report Card and was awarded the prestigious 2019 Momentum Award! The Momentum Award is presented by the Ohio Department of Education and recognizes schools for exceeding expectations in student growth for the year. Rhodes College & Career Academy earned straight A’s on Value-Added measures on the report card.

A technology-rich learning environment inspires students to investigate career options early in their high school journey with feld experiences that connect classroom lessons to internships and opportunities to have experiences aligned to the workplace of their dreams. RCCA scholars and staf know that every student has the ability and power to truly become whatever they want to be when they grow up!

Rhodes Career & College Academy teachers are committed to providing students with the practical skills, knowledge and encouragement they need to graduate with confdence so that they are fully prepared to enter high-demand career felds or the colleges and universities of their choice.

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/RhodesCCA Our school provides Say Yes Cleveland support services to students and their families.

5100 Biddulph Ave Cleveland, OH 44144

216.838.3050

Grades 9 – 12

RHODES COLLEGE & CAREER ACADEMY


Rhodes School of Environmental Studies

Rhodes School of Environmental Studies is an innovative school with a focus on life sciences and social sciences with the strong support of local companies and institutions like the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo.

We are a mastery-based school with access to Honors, Advanced Placement and College Credit Plus courses. Students participate in sports and other extracurricular activities at the historic James Ford Rhodes campus in the heart of Old Brooklyn. This school promotes four core principles: advocacy, stewardship, curiosity and innovation.

Students advance at their own pace as they master content. Graduates will be prepared to attend college and pursue careers in a variety of felds, including fnance and life science/ engineering industries.

What sets our school apart?

• We provide many learning opportunities outside the school including research at the Zoo and an end-of-year Capstone Experience for each grade level.

• Students can form friendships and gain leadership skills through unique clubs, over 15 diferent sports, Naval JROTC, Student Council, an anti-bullying program and peer mediation.

• We ofer one-on-one mentoring, college and career readiness opportunities such as college visits, college classes, college and career counseling and vocational training.

• Our curriculum is self-directed and project-based with a focus on real-life learning that prepares students for all felds of studies in their future.

• Students will develop a strong, personal agency by demonstrating respect and compassion for others and cultivating awareness of their own strengths and passions.

• Competency-based instruction, including Honors and Advanced Placement classes with a focus on leadership and critical thinking skills development.

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/RhodesEnvStu

5100 Biddulph Ave Cleveland, OH 44144

216.838.3050

Grades 9 – 12

RHODES SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

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Garrett Morgan

The new West Side Campus is envisioned as a campus that will provide a full liberal arts education. The campus will include Garrett Morgan High School, which will focus on sciences by exploring several forms of engineering (e.g., light, sound/audio, computer, mechanical and robotics) and a second school, which has not yet been given a formal name, that will focus on the social sciences by exploring issues of equity and social justice in urban communities (e.g., urban planning, urban geography, civic afairs and more) and language arts by communicating issues of equity and social justice using multiple forms of media (e.g., video, audio and digital). A strong campuswide focus on the arts (e.g., visual art, band, orchestra, theater) will take full advantage of the assets of the Detroit-Shoreway community and other surrounding communities.

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/GarrettMorgan

4600 Detroit Ave Cleveland, OH 44102

216.838.3500

Grades 9 – 12


216.838.8450

Grades 9 – 12

WEST SIDE CAMPUS


216.838.3500

Grade 9

West Side Campus

The new West Side Campus is envisioned as a campus that will provide a full liberal arts education. The campus will include Garrett Morgan High School, which will focus on sciences by exploring several forms of engineering (e.g., light, sound/audio, computer, mechanical and robotics) and a second school, which has not yet been given a formal name, that will focus on the social sciences by exploring issues of equity and social justice in urban communities (e.g., urban planning, urban geography, civic afairs and more) and language arts by communicating issues of equity and social justice using multiple forms of media (e.g., video, audio and digital). A strong campuswide focus on the arts (e.g., visual art, band, orchestra, theater) will take full advantage of the assets of the Detroit-Shoreway community and other surrounding communities.

ClevelandMetroSchools.org/WSHS


https://ClevelandMetroSchools.org/WSHS


Students at The School of One at The Foundry preparing to row the Cuyahoga River.

NONTRADITIONAL EDUCATION CHOICES

NONTRADITIONAL SCHOOL PROGRAMS

The Nontraditional Education Ofce (NEO) is designed to coordinate, support and implement strategies that give students and families alternative pathways to achieve college and career readiness. The ofce includes Home Schooling, Virtual Academy, The School of One, Residential Schools and The Downtown Education Center.

These programs provide students an opportunity to move through an approved curriculum that will prepare them for graduation and beyond. Wrapround supports, special education services and academic counseling are provided.

Home Schooling is a right of parents under state law. Families must provide resources and a curriculum that prepares students to meet the same academic criteria as students who attend traditional school. If a parent decides to return their child to public school, they must identify the most recent grade reached. The school will decide placement.

Virtual Academy is an online curriculum provided by the Educational Service Center of Ohio (ESC). Young people participating in the Virtual Academy may also participate in CMSD athletics, afterschool programs and other events. A resource coordinator works with families to minimize barriers to student success. Students are assigned to take state mandated assessments at their assigned home school locations.

Residential Programs are treatment programs housed inside the Cleveland Christian Home and Children’s Aid Society at the Jones Home. Teachers are licensed by the state of Ohio and provide the same quality of instruction as that of a traditional school building. A student may be a resident from two days to two years after being assigned by the courts or a hospital, or referred by a parent.

The School of One is dedicated to producing successful graduates by ofering a diferentiated, individualized, online educational experience embedded with academic, social and emotional services necessary to ensure college and career readiness. Students are a part of a non-traditional educational team where they attend one of eight District sites – each with a fexible schedule and no more than 20 students per session. Students are assigned to an educator that is dedicated to their progress toward fulflling graduation requirements.

The School of One sites: Collinwood High School, East Tech Campus, Glenville Campus, Rhodes Campus, John Adams Campus, Lincoln-West Campus and John Marshall Campus. The eighth site is at The Foundry, Cleveland’s Community Rowing and Sailing Center, which requires physical activity and includes employment opportunities.

Our staf works collaboratively with students to identify academic needs, areas of interest and barriers that may limit success. Teachers and students collaborate to develop an educational plan to create a new path to academic and personal success, and fexible scheduling allows students to take college courses through Tri-C. Formal graduation takes place three times a year, allowing students to immediately begin their path to college and career.

Call 216.838.2985 for more information on all nontraditional school programs.

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Robert M. Heard, Sr. Board Vice Chair

Eric S. Gordon Chief Executive Ofcer

BOARD OF EDUCATION

Louise P. Dempsey, Esq. Sara Elaqad, J.D.

Jasmine Fryer Denise W. Link

Willetta A. Milam Lisa Thomas, Ph.D.

Kathleen C. Valdez, Esq.

Ex Ofcio Members

Alex Johnson, Ph.D. Harlan M. Sands, J.D., MBA

1111 Superior Avenue E, Suite 1800, Cleveland, OH 44114 216.838.0000 • ClevelandMetroSchools.org

School programs are subject to change as CMSD continues to increase its options.

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Documents

CMSD High School Choice Book€¦ · TO PARENTS & CAREGIVERS: Each of you plays a key role in the success of your child. The High School Choice Book was designed to encourage your