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Oct 14, 2024 · A $23 million plan to update the Hitchcock Women’s Center in Cleveland’s Hough neighborhood is $7 million from becoming a game-changing reality. The center, located inside the former St. Mary’s Seminary on Ansel Road, would be — with renovation — the only facility in Cuyahoga County housing women and families with substance abuse issues.
new groundwork for improving PreK–12 public education. The Cleveland Plan, as it came to be known, was a response to a growing sense of urgency in the city that action was required to ensure every child in Cleveland attends a high quality school and every neighborhood has a m.
Sep 14, 2022 · The plan ultimately called for transforming CMSD into a “new system of district and charter schools that are held to the highest standards,” according to the plan’s executive summary.
- Conor Morris
The Refreshed Cleveland Plan. In 2012, the Cleveland’s Plan for Transforming Schools set out to ensure every child in Cleveland attends a high-quality school and every neighborhood has a multitude of great schools from which families can choose.
Jun 28, 2024 · Hitchcock Center for Women, Cleveland Clinic and Local Leaders Break Ground on $27 Million Residential Treatment Facility. Expansion will double center’s capacity to support mothers through substance abuse recovery.
Cleveland Plan goals include: Grow the number of high-performing District and charter schools in Cleveland and close and replace failing schools. Redefine the role of CMSD’s central office, with an emphasis on governance and support roles, and transfer authority and resources to the schools.
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Jul 2, 2024 · The Hitchcock Center for Women, established in 1978, is one of the oldest drug rehab programs for pregnant and parenting women in the U.S. The center sees 300 patients a year, and the new $27 million project will allow the center to expand, doubling the number of mothers served each year.
