H
ow do I enroll?
CMSD allows students to attend the
high schools of their choice, regardless of
location. Generally, students who apply to a
school will be chosen at random for
admission and placed on a waiting list if seats
are filled. If demand is high at some schools,
priority may be given to students who live in
the area.
Students seeking to attend the three high
schools at the John Hay Campus, ClevelandBard Early College High School, Cleveland
School of the Arts @Harry E. Davis and
Whitney M. Young Leadership Academy
must meet selective-admission
requirements.
STEM schools adopted different type of
enrollment methods; lottery method,
application and interview process. PreK-8
STEM schools are open enrollment. Please
contact the school of choice and inquire
about all necessary information:

Can my child transfer in at any point of
the year?

Can siblings attend the same school if
one of them is accepted there?

Is there limit to how many students per
grade?
W
ho do I contact?
Each STEM school has established
their own unique requirements, we highly
recommend that you contact the school of
choice and inquire about all necessary
information.
Bilingual Instructional Aides
Support and Services
 Assist classroom teacher in the delivery of instructional program to meet the needs of the Limited
English Proficient students using English and the
native languages
 Work with individual or small group of students
under the direction and supervision of classroom
teacher
 Support school and staff with parent involvement,
conferences and training activities
I
s transportation going to be provided?
Transportation eligibility is based on the distance
from the home residence to the school. Students in
grades Kindergarten through 8th must live 1.00 mile
or more from their assigned school to receive some
form of transportation service. Students in grades 9
through 12 must live 3 miles or more from their assigned school to receive transportation. (RTA tickets
or identification swipe cards are provided for this
group.)
To help students reach high schools across the District, the Board of Education provides free transportation through the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (RTA). Students who live at least a halfmile from school can ride RTA with an identification
card issued by the District. The cards may be used
from 5:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on school days.
For more information regarding STEM, New and
Innovative Schools, please click this link: http://
www.clevelandmetroschools.org/Domain/873
Loulou Elias, Curriculum and Instruction Manager
Multilingual Multicultural Education Program
[email protected]
(216) 404-5119
S
TEM: Science,
Technology,
Engineering, and
Mathematics
Programs
W
W
W
The STEM High Schools
Cleveland School of Science and Medicine
2075 Stokes Blvd., Cleveland OH 44106
216.229.0070 (p) • 216.339.3242 (f)
hat is STEM?
STEM stands for Science,
Technology, Engineering, and
Mathematics.
hat are STEM Schools?
Learning at a STEM school
focuses on developing students’
knowledge of science, technology,
engineering and mathematics while promoting
development of problem-solving, critical-thinking,
creativity, innovation, communication and
collaboration skills. Students learning through
authentic experiences where they strive to create
solutions as teams to real-life problems. Their
solutions are then presented to the greater school
community for increased accountability and
learning potential.
H
ow are Language minority
students identified for STEM
School eligibility?
All our ELL (English Language Learners) students
are eligible for enrolling in a STEM school if they
meet the program requirements. Pre-functional
to intermediate English language proficiency level
students benefit by attending ESL/bilingual
comprehensive sites where they receive
specialized instructional support by grade, native
language and English proficiency levels (Lau A, B,
and C). However, English Language Learners who
elect to attend Non-ESL/Bilingual school receive
bilingual tutorial services from Itinerant Bilingual
Tutors.
I
s a STEM school right for my child?
If your child has an innate interest in science or
building things, a STEM school maybe a natural
choice. But we believe that STEM schools create
environments for all students.
hat are the current STEM
schools in the district?
Design Lab Early College
1740 East 32nd St., Cleveland, OH 44114
216.621.5064 (p) • 216.592.6879 (f)
East Technical High School
2439 East 55th St., Cleveland, OH 44104
216.431.2626 (p)
Garrett Morgan School of Science
4016 Woodbine Ave., Cleveland, OH 44113
216.281.6188 (p)
John Marshall School of Engineering
3952 West 140th St., Cleveland, OH 44111
216.838.6100 (p)
John Marshall School of Information
Technology
3952 West 140th St., Cleveland, OH 44111
216.838.6850 (p)
MC2STEM – Great Lakes Science Center
601 Erieside Ave., Cleveland, OH 44114
216.858.1267 (p)
MC2STEM – GE Lighting @ Nela Park
1975 Noble Rd., Bldg 336
Cleveland, OH 44112
216.744.1512 (p)
MC2STEM – Cleveland State University Rhodes
Tower West
2124 Chester Ave., 2nd Floor
Cleveland, OH 44115 216.838.8500 (p)
New Tech East
2439 East 55th St., Cleveland, OH 44104
216.361.3116 (p)
New Tech West
11801 Worthington Ave.
Cleveland, OH 44111 216.838.8700 (p)
The STEM preK-8 Schools
George Washington Carver STEM
2200 East 55th St., Cleveland, OH 44103
216.838.1450 (p) • 216.391.5041 (f)
Hannah Gibbons - STEM
1401 Larchmont Rd., Cleveland, OH 44110
216.383.4555 (p) • 216.383.4556 (f)
Michael R. White
1000 East 92nd St., Cleveland OH 44108
216.451-7013 (p) • 216.451.4692 (f)
Mound
5935 Ackley Rd., Cleveland OH 44105
216.838.1650 (p) • 216.441.8092 (f)
Orchard School of Science
4200 Bailey Ave., Cleveland OH 44113
216.838.7350 (p) • 216.634.2135 (f)