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The Monticello Middle School Renaming Task Force will present their list of potential new names for the Board's consideration on Wednesday, July 16 at 6:30 p.m. at Monticello Middle School.
Lisa M. Hunt, CH-UH Family Engagement Specialist, has received the Shanita Burney Award for District Leadership in Family and Community Engagement.
In this letter, Superintendent Liz Kirby shares public school funding news and next steps.
In addition to having enormous success in the pool this year, the Heights High swim teams have earned national recognition as All-American Scholar Teams for achieving among the highest grade point averages in the country.
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Heights High School's Marketing Career and Technical Education (CTE) students recently participated in the Reaching Heights Role Models Program, a multi-week, career-readiness initiative made possible through a partnership with KeyBank. This innovative program provided students with direct access to financial professionals and real-world business experiences that extended far beyond the classroom.
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The Heights High School volleyball program is offering two summer camps for boys and girls currently in grades K-8 and 9-12. The elementary and middle school camp will run from July 9 through 11 and the high school camp will run from July 23 through 25.
Ohio is participating in a program this summer called Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer (Summer EBT), also known as SUN Bucks. Please review the information below to check your eligibility and if you need to apply.
Meet Alexis, Aniyah, Brandon, Christopher Da’Myah, Dametriana, Darrian, Honest’ee, Ja’Don, Joziah, Kayla, Kendall, Shaniya, and Sheridan, the Class of 2025 members of the Superintendent’s Cadre. These Cadre members have been meeting with Liz Kirby monthly and have been instrumental in addressing everything from enhancing security measures and installing metal detectors in the high school to bringing about an off-campus lunch policy to reward juniors and seniors with good attendance and good behavior.
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At the monthly regular Board of Education meeting on June 3, the finance department received the Auditor of State Award with Distinction, the District’s new Chief Financial Officer was introduced, and the Heights Schools Foundation provided an update on the organization’s recent work.
The evening of Tuesday, May 6th was a lucrative one for Heights High's graduating seniors. More than 100 members of the Class of 2025 walked away from the Senior Recognition Awards Program with a combined total of $147,000.
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The Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education has selected Angele Latham to serve as the District’s next Chief Financial Officer/Treasurer.
The theme across the CH-UH School District this year is Heights United. In that spirit, each month CH-UH is recognizing employees who go above and beyond to inspire unity and create a culture of excellence in our district.
Summer is the perfect time for all students in grades K-12 to choose a book, manga, comic book, or audiobook to read or listen to. Everything counts!
The CH-UH City School District has named its Teacher of the Year, Helping Hand of the Year, Rookie of the Year, and Administrator of the Year for 2024-2025.
The Cleveland Heights-University Heights City School District and its food service provider, AVI Fresh, are providing free breakfast and lunch to any child 18 and under from June 2 through August 8.