Vocal Music Concert May 18, 7:30 pm

Five choirs will perform at the concert--pieces include Rutter's Gloria, a tribute to Aretha Franklin, and a Lady Gaga number. Senior soloists featured.

100 Scholar Athletes

CHHS athletes with the top 100 GPA's were recognized for their accomplishments in the classroom and athletics. Seniors Meg Lentz (lacrosse) had the highest with 4.7 and Erik Thiem (swimming) with 4.4.

Students Learn Rock History

Oxford's 3rd grade classes visited Cleveland's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The students toured the museum and participated in the class Shake, Rattle, and Roll.

Spring Cleaning

Community members got together for the Coventry Peace Park spring cleanup on May 5. The cleanup activity occurs every fall and spring and is sponsored by Coventry Peace.

Coventry School Transformed

State, County, and City officials celebrate the repurposing of the former Coventry Elementary School, which is being transformed into a growing technology and arts center.

Thanks for a Great Season

Board President Karen Jones congratulates Coach Nick Continenza and the Heights High Boys Indoor Track Team for placing second at the state championship in Akron.

Special Teacher Recognition

April was Autism Awareness Month, and the Board of Education recognized this group of teachers and aides who are making a positive difference in the lives of our students and their families.

CH-UH Hosts Coffee with Realtors

Superintendent Heuer dialogues with Howard Hanna real estate agents about the district's master facilities planning and instructional changes.

29 Teachers Receive Tenure

Congratulations to all of our District teachers who received tenure this year and were recognized at the May 1 Board of Education meeting.

CHHS Receives $35,000 Grant

Project Lead The Way partners with Heights High to implement the nation's leading STEM education curriculum. Pictured are engineering students Bryan Kent and Gabriel Wojnarowski.

Tiger Nation Has a New Look

Have you seen it? The district has a new tiger mascot. The schools are celebrating its launch through spirit days, pep rallies, and new Tiger Nation banners in each building.

Class of 1978

The Heights High Class of '78 enjoyed pancakes and good times at their alma mater at the annual Alumni Foundation Scholarship Pancake Breakfast on April 22.

Shakespeare Inspires Art

Renaissance students welcomed a resident artist and made a collage of symbols they associated with Shakespeare's "Hamlet."

Heights High Indoor Track & Field

The 2012 Heights High Indoor Track & Field team won State Runner-Up.

Fairfax is Wild About Reading

On March 22, over 300 students, families, staff, and community members attended the 4th Annual "Get Wild About Reading!" Literacy Night at Fairfax.

Give Us a Bee!

The Heights High Cheerleaders joined Bee fans to cheer on all the spellers at the Reaching Heights Adult Spelling Bee on March 28.

Junior Ohio Model United Nations

The CH-UH Middle School Scholars' Program Global Issues classes sent 24 students to the 2012 Junior Ohio Model United Nations in Columbus for an exciting simulation.

RoxArts Funds Art Programs

Roxboro third graders tap out African drumming rhythms with rhythm sticks they created with drummer Baba Jubal Harris, an artist-in-residence program funded by RoxArts.

Integrating classroom technology

Every elementary and middle school classroom has a SmartBoard.

Learning with iPads

Boulevard's kindergarten classes are exploring new learning experiences through iPads. Students are using them to support their STEM pathway in ELA, Math, and Science.

Learning with technology

As part of our vision of Preparing All Students for Success in A Global Economy (PASSAGE), every 6th-12th grade student and teacher has been given a district-issued laptop computer.

National Scholarship Students

Merit: Madeline Pollis; Achievement: Geoffrey Golden, Abria Marshall; Merit Commended: Anna Claspy, Erik Thiem; Achievement Outstanding Participants: Rachelle Adognravi, Brittaney Byers.

Storytime with the Librarian

Children in the afterschool program at Noble Elementary listen intently to "Diary of a Spider," read by Heights Librarian Amanda Rome.

Afterschool bonding

Children in the Fairfax afterschool program bond after finishing up library time and arts and crafts.

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CH-UH Schools Receive Race to the Top Money
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District Facilities Planning Update
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