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Robert Heard Sr. was the longest-serving member of the board. He steps down at a time when the district has a levy on the ballot in November and faces financial challenges.
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It's the seventh year of what the nonprofits call the Building Great Futures initiative, which so far has provided paying work for 70 students and rehabbed 16 homes for local families, which are then sold by Habitat for Humanity to families with a zero-interest mortgage.
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Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb will need to replace both as the school district looks to get voter approval of a levy later this year.
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Chardon Black graduates in June from the Cleveland School of Science and Medicine. His upcoming graduation got him thinking back on his school career and how he got to this point. He says public transit played a big role in that.
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The decision comes after months of protests from local residents who were concerned about the loss of trees and green space in the community.
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The school district has already made cuts and hopes voters will approve increased funding so the district can stay afloat amid challenging financial headwinds.
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The district is the latest in the region to lock up students' cellphones during the school day, joining the likes of Akron and Parma.
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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.