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Cleveland Metropolitan School District announced Thursday that it's relaunching the "Get More Opportunities" program after criticism from students, families and Cleveland City Council about the loss of the fund, meant to provide individual grants to students and teachers to pay for things like travel and professional development.
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As Ideastream’s education reporter, one of the ways I stay in the loop with students’ experiences is by volunteering my time to work with students on the Unsilenced Voices of CMSD, a student blog.
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A community event this Saturday at Bolton Elementary School will focus on mental health and managing stress.
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Ted Ginn Sr. discussed his decades long leadership career at a recent event for The City Club of Cleveland.
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The CMSD Board of Education has chosen two candidates for its next CEO, both of whom have previously worked for the school district.
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The terms for five of Cleveland Metropolitan School District’s Board of Education seats are expiring in June, and the deadline to apply is fast approaching.
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Surgeon General Vivek Murthy visited with students and healthcare providers in Cleveland Wednsday to learn more about what he called a “mental health crisis” among young people.
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Some teachers are disappointed by the structure of the search for Cleveland Metropolitan School District's next CEO which was designed by the district's Board of Education and the search firm hired by the district.
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Cleveland City Council Monday night approved American Rescue Plan Act funding to expand a career-planning program at Cleveland Metropolitan School District.
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The Cleveland Metropolitan School District will hold a lottery to choose panelists to interview finalists for the CEO position. Finalist interviews are expected to happen next month.