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The Cleveland Metropolitan School District announced in February it will cut pandemic-era funding to after-school programs not operated by the school district. Dozens of programs and hundreds of parents and students are now wondering what's next.
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Cleveland Metropolitan School District said Friday it will be closing all schools for the total solar eclipse on April 8.
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Cleveland Metropolitan School District’s plans to replace Marion C. Seltzer Elementary School on the city’s West Side can now continue after a Cuyahoga County judge’s ruling on Friday.
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The plan calling for more than $130 million in cuts was approved by the Cleveland Metropolitan School District Board of Education Tuesday. It focuses on cutting back multiple pandemic-relief funded programs that officials say tries to prevent cuts from reaching the doors of classrooms.
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The majority of Cleveland City Council is urging Cleveland Metropolitan School District to keep its promise, and use a $20 million grant from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott as it initially said it would: to fund one-time improvements, and provide students and teachers opportunities the district couldn't normally afford.
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Council members suggested the district mismanaged its one-time federal pandemic relief funds and questioned how nobody caught the financial problems sooner.
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As it looks to cut tens of millions to present a balanced budget to the state, Cleveland Metropolitan School District administration is considering some layoffs and cuts to after-school and summer learning programs, in a draft plan presented Tuesday to the Board of Education.
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CMSD has more than 90 after-school programs at locations across the city, according to the group Clevelanders for Afterschool, and they argue those programs play a vital role in keeping students safe and engaged.
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Cleveland Metropolitan School District's Project ACT helps unhoused students with resources including food and clothes so they can focus on their education.
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Midori Lebrón, Cleveland State University's director of first year and exploratory advising, will be taking the seat vacated by former board chair Anne Bingham. Bingham, who had served since 2014, stepped down over the summer.