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This relatively small area contains several schools, the majority being affiliated with the Cleveland Municipal Schools district. See the listing in this section. The Cleveland school district sponsors a Parent Academy that offers workshops to assist parents in leadership, personal skills development and support of their children as they prepare for learning at school. Courses are available from late September through May. For more information call 216-574-8149 or log on to the district's website at: http://schoolnet.cmsdnet.net/outreach/csd/parents/face. Each school also has a School Community Council that advises the principal and gives advice on regulations, curriculum, use of school facilities, hiring staff and more. Parents, staff and community members can become SCC members, but to be a full voting member, one must take training from the school district. For more information, call your child's school or the Parent Organizations office. Cleveland Scholarship Programs, Inc. helps children with limited resources go to college. The non-profit organization helps students until they graduate from college, for up to five years. A resource center is available for students to explore college, career and scholarship information. No appointment is necessary, and it is open 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday. Call 241-5587. East High School Martin Luther King High School Mary B. Martin Middle School
(kindergarten through 8th grade) Daniel E. Morgan Elementary School John W. Raper Elementary School Wade Park Elementary School at Harry
E. Davis John Rockefeller (K-8) The Early Childhood
Development Center@ Charles Orr St. Thomas Aquinas St. Francis Elementary
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