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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.

2. www.cleveland.com › architecture › 2016A $26.5M makeover turns Hawken Upper School into an ...

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   Aug 18, 2016 · A $26.5 million expansion and renovation has turned Hawken's Upper School campus in Chesterland into an architectural gem that finally lives up to the super landscapes around it.

3. www.usgenwebsites.org › OHCuyahoga › SchoolsCleveland Municipal School District - USGenWeb sites

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   Cleveland School Histories and a list of Cleveland Schools from 1814-1930 by Laura Hine. Before 1814 - One of the first schools in the city of Cleveland was taught by Miss Sarah Doan in what was then known as the Kingsbury neighborhood near the corner of Kinsman and Woodland Heights Avenues.

4. ancestors.familysearch.org › en › 29WN-W4WFrank Charles Borden (1878–1930) • FamilySearch

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   Discover life events, stories and photos about Frank Charles Borden (1878–1930) of Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, United States.

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5. case.edu › ech › articlesCLEVELAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS - Case Western Reserve University

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   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.

6. case.edu › ech › articlesHAWKEN SCHOOL | Encyclopedia of Cleveland History | Case ...

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   HAWKEN SCHOOL was founded in 1915 with the motto "That the better self shall prevail and each generation introduce its successor to a higher plane of life." Originally located at 1572 Ansel Rd. in Cleveland, Hawken was a boys' elementary school with 19 students and 3 teachers.

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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.

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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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   What happened to Cleveland's Public Schools before the Civil War?

   • Cleveland's public schools freed themselves of political control and the image of being a charity organization before the Civil War but were, by the 1980s, reverting to these conditions. The continued crisis of public education in Cleveland prompted proposals for its takeover by either the state or the mayor.

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   Is Cleveland a bad school district?

   • In 2018, Cleveland passed only one of the 24 state standards for public education. That same year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s survey of 19 school districts in the nation ranked Cleveland the worst, with 40% of its public school students either attempting or considering suicide.

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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.