Recognizing Outstanding Seniors
At his State of the Schools Address, Superintendent Heuer introduced four special seniors: Leondra Taylor (left), Ariel Travis (right), Stedman Smith and Ellie Austin (not pictured).
Brass Quintet Entertains
Student performers at State of the Schools Address: Cassie Espenschied and Ann Zicari on trumpets, Lillie Hall on horn, Jarrod Robinson on trombone, and Oleaser Johnson on tuba.
We Are Tiger Nation
The Noble Elementary Select Choir brought their Tiger spirit to the State of the Schools Address with "I am a Tiger."
School Board Recognition Month
We salute school board members Karen Jones, Eric Coble, Nancy Peppler, Ron Register, and Kal Zucker for their dedication to the continuing success of our schools and our students.
Monticello Basketball Champs
Congratulations to the Monticello 8th grade Tigers basketball team as they were crowned Lake Erie League champions on January 14.
Students Build for Habitat
Heights High Project Build students on a Habitat for Humanity build site in Cleveland: (L-R)Natasha Madorsky, Erik Thiem, Ariel Travis, Jade Woodson, Rayven Moss. Photo credit: Nigeria Bowman.
Monticello is Tiger Proud!
Faculty and staff show their support for the girls' basketball team by wearing their custom-designed Lady Tiger Tee's.
English Learners Excel
Heights High and District wide English Language Learners met Ohio guidelines for progress in English speaking, reading, writing, listening, and academics.
Master Facilities Community Meeting
On November 30, residents filled the Heights High Social Room to discuss community values. The next big community meeting will take place on January 11 at Heights High.
Master LEGO Builders
While parents participated in the first Master Facilities Community Meeting at Heights High, their children constructed their ideal school buildings out of LEGOs.
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.
Integrating classroom technology
Every elementary and middle school classroom has a SmartBoard.
Students Perform at CSU
Roxboro Elementary, Fairfax Elementary, and Roxboro Middle School students performed for over 500 participants at Cleveland State University celebrating Confucius' birthday.
Afterschool bonding
Children in the Fairfax afterschool program bond after finishing up library time and arts and crafts.
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State of the Schools Remarks
January 26, 2012. Cleveland Heights-University Heights School Superintendent Douglas Heuer highlighted ways in which the district has been working to accomplish its...
Students Excel at Jr. Model UN
January 24, 2012. Junior Model UN delegates from all three CH-UH middle schools attended John Carroll University on January 11-12 and came back victorious. They worked...
Noble Elementary Receives Music Grant
January 23, 2012. Noble Elementary has been awarded one of three $400 mini music grants from the District VII OMEA (Ohio Music Educator’s Association). This grant...
Kindergarten Information Night Date Change
January 20, 2012. The date for this informational evening has been changed to Thursday, March 1 (from February 9) at Canterbury Elementary School from 6:30 to 8 p.m....
MLK Essay Contest Winners
January 20, 2012. The winners of the City of Cleveland Heights’ Celebration of the Life and Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. essay competition answered the...
