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The Lay Facilities Committee (LFC) presented its recommendations for a school facilities plan to the Cleveland Heights-University Heights Board of Education at the board’s May 7 meeting.  The LFC has met approximately every three weeks since last October. The LFC … Continue reading →

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In August 2012, in response to a request that grew out of a community meeting convened by FutureHeights and Reaching Heights,the CH-UH Board of Education  established a Lay Facilities Committee. A Cleveland Heights Patch article about that meeting is here. At … Continue reading →

Plan C

The Cleveland Heights and University Heights communities have spent the last two years giving voice to their ideas, wants and needs about school facilities. Substantial work has been done in that time.  Beginning in early 2011, the District brought together … Continue reading →

A few thoughts on the impact of facility on the education process- http://www.coe.uga.edu/sdpl/articlesandpapers/lyons.html http://www2.ed.gov/offices/OESE/archives/inits/construction/impact2.html http://www.ecoliteracy.org/essays/when-building-teacher

To all concerned- At its meeting on Monday night, the board requested the planning team to study construction of the high school ahead of the middle schools, and elementary schools.  We are reviewing and revising phasing of both concepts and … Continue reading →

Many questions were asked Wednesday night about the phasing of the project.  The district is in the process of clarifying this information, and an updated phasing plan will be issued Monday.

CH-UH Community Presentation #4 April 18th, 2012 6:30 – 8:30pm Agenda   I.                  Welcome and Opening Remarks (5 minutes) II.                  Information Sessions (40 minutes) Nine stations will be set up throughout the room each focused on a particular aspect of … Continue reading →

The District’s proposed Facilities Master Plan — Idea “C”– is the latest version of a comprehensive facilities master plan to fully renovate and upgrade all of our buildings, reduce costly excess space, and align the facilities with the District’s vision … Continue reading →