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1. teachingcleveland.org › history-of-the-clevelandHistory of the Cleveland Public Schools from the Encyclopedia ...

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   Jan 30, 2006 · In 1844 school manager CHARLES BRADBURN led the crusade to establish the first public high school against those decrying higher taxes and the failure of the elementary schools to enroll the over 2,000 children of school age not in attendance.

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3. www.cleveland.com › life-and-culture › erry-2018See what Cleveland high schools looked like 50 years ago

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   Aug 29, 2018 · A look inside Cleveland area high schools of the 20th century shows students learning, teams winning and clubs gathering. Snow was still an issue and school spirit never died.

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4. cplorg.contentdm.oclc.org › digital › collectionEarly History of the Cleveland Public Schools - OCLC

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   The author established the first free high school in Ohio in 1846, which became Central High School. This work is a continuous narrative without chapter divisions. It includes information on individual schools and a list of school board members from 1836-1866.

5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › List_of_alumni_of_SaintList of alumni of Saint Ignatius High School (Cleveland)

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   William M. Brodhead, 1959 – United States Congressman from Michigan, 1974-1982. Thomas P. Carney, 1959 – retired Lieutenant General of the United States Army. Joe Cimperman, 1988 – former 7-term Cleveland City Council member [ 13 ] and President of Global Cleveland. Michael P. Donnelly – Ohio Supreme Court Justice.

6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Central_High_SchoolCentral High School (Cleveland, Ohio) - Wikipedia

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   Central High School was a public high school in the Central neighborhood of Cleveland, Ohio. It was established in 1846 and merged with East Technical High School in 1952. It had multiple locations during its existence.

7. clevelandhistorical.org › items › showWest High - Cleveland Builds its First Public High School on ...

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   After Cleveland annexed Ohio City in 1854, educators on the city's new west side who wanted their own high school on their side of the Cuyahoga River struggled to find a way around a problematic state law that permitted only one public high school to exist in Cleveland.

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   Why did Cleveland have only one public high school?

   • After Cleveland annexed Ohio City in 1854, educators on the city's west side who wanted their own high school struggled to find a way around a problematic state law that permitted only one public high school to exist in Cleveland. A.G.

   West High - Cleveland Builds its First Public High School on the West

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   What was the first public high school in Cleveland?

   • It was the first high school in Cleveland and the first free public high school west of the Alleghenies. The school began in a Universalist church basement. After Ohio City was annexed to Cleveland, West High School was established as a division of the school since state law allowed only one public high school in Cleveland.

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   Why did Ohio establish school levies?

   • In 1853 Ohio established school levies to eliminate student fees and authorized local school boards to organize primary and secondary schools. The newly appointed board chose ANDREW FREESE, the first principal of Central High School, as superintendent.

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   What are Cleveland's Public Schools?

   • CLEVELAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Cleveland’s public schools are rooted in the campaign to provide a tax-supported, compulsory system of education that began with Horace Mann in Massachusetts and Henry Barnard in Connecticut during the late 1820s.

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   How many charter schools are there in Cleveland Ohio?

   • By April of 1999, the district had established 10 charter schools. In November 1996, voters passed a 13.5-mill operating levy, the first since 1983. In the summer of 1997, the Ohio state government approved House Bill 239, vesting the Cleveland mayor with control of the city schools, a move opposed by the teachers union and the NAACP.

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   What happened to West High School in Cleveland?

   • There no longer exist any buildings in Cleveland that stand as a memorial to West High School, the city's first west side public high school, as all of its old buildings at the Franklin Boulevard site and elsewhere have been razed.

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9. cpl.org › cpl_citation › cleveland-school-memoriesCleveland School Memories Collection - Cleveland Public Library

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   Cleveland School Memories Collection. “Yearbooks and student newspapers from Cleveland public high schools tell the story in words and images of Cleveland youth, neighborhoods, sports, and school culture. This collection supports full text searching.”.