The latest news from Cleveland ISD
Cleveland Middle School celebrated the life of one of the district’s most dedicated supporters. On March 31st, 2021, Cleveland ISD tragically lost one of their own. Mrs. Debra Leasman dedicated 19 years of her life to Cleveland ISD, and a memorial plaque now hangs in the foyer of Cleveland Middle School in her honor. CISD …
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Its that time of year in Cleveland ISD- Spelling Bee time! Cottonwood Elementary Spelling Bee Congratulations to each and every student who participated on a JOB WELL DONE!! The competition lasted nine rounds in total!1st Place went to Fabian Herrera, whose winning word was “economy”. 2nd Place went to Kimberly Sagastizado! Eastside Elementary Spelling BeeCongratulations …
Charter schools are free due to public, taxpayer dollars that are taken from traditional public schools when a child enrolls in the charter school. Unlike a traditional public school, charter schools are also funded by private companies, individuals, and interests. They are managed by a private entity vs a community elected board where the public has input. And their boards are appointed vs elected. This means that charter board members can have a financial interest in the success of the schools.
Read Across America Day Inspires Students On National Read Across America Day, students, teachers, parents, and community members around the nation come together to read books and celebrate the joy of reading! National Read Across America Day was established by the National Education Association (NEA) in 1998 to help get kids excited about reading. It …
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Teacher Appreciation Week celebrates our amazing and resilient educators! “There is no other time in history when our teachers have deserved more recognition and support than they do right now. And right now, we have an opportunity to give back to them and to elevate this most important profession.” – Kevin Brown, Texas Association of …
JANUARY IS SCHOOL BOARD MONTH Check out how some of our districts honored their amazing school boards this month!
1 in every 5 children struggle with food insecurity and hunger in Texas, and when the regular school year ends some children lose regular access to nutritious meals. The federally-funded SFSP (Summer Food Service Program) offers reimbursement to local organizations that provide free, healthy meals to children over the summer months when there are school …
Summer Meal Program in the Houston and Gulf Coast Area Read More »
Today we are constantly bombarded with information about coronavirus and COVID-19, and it can sometimes become overwhelming. There are so many opposing viewpoints that seem to evolve on a daily basis, and it’s challenging to keep up. For young children, this feeling of uncertainty can be frightening or cause anxiety. For adolescents, they may be …
School Meal Map – Our Houston-area schools’ nutrition services staff works hard providing district children healthy meals even during school closures.
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]by Trina Pruitt, parent and Go Public Contributor February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) month! If you are my age (not telling), you may not even know what CTE is or that it is a huge part of high school curriculum today. Public high school students have many individual interests, and school districts provide …
160 Career and Technical Education (CTE) Programs in High School Read More »
The Cleveland High School Royal Braves Band did an outstanding job at the National Association of Military Marching Bands competition! They received straight 1s from the judges, and they placed 2nd in class 5A. Danny Diosdado wrote and taught an incredible drill that was fun to watch and fun to be a part of. …
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