Ana Ratkosky Is one of about 50 area high school juniors selected this year to participate in the Cleveland Leadership Center’s year-long “Look Up To Cleveland” leadership development program for high school students.

A partnership between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Kaulig Giving provided new eyeglasses to dozens of students at Cleveland's Whitney M. Young PreK-8 school, with more than 300 Cleveland Metropolitan School District students expected to receive glasses overall.

Earlier this month, 25 Heights High juniors attended and had a resounding success at the 2025 Youth Career Olympics in the Huntington Convention Center.

Brooklyn’s Kindergarten students recently visited downtown Cleveland’s historic Playhouse Square to watch a performance of Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! The Musical! Based on the Caldecott Honor award-winning “Pigeon” books by author Mo Willems, the musical adaptation of the beloved stories featured an unforgettable mix of songs and humor. 

Berea-Midpark High School students in the Polaris Career Center Satellite Programs for Broadcasting & Video Production and Digital Marketing are leading the charge against reckless and distracted driving. 

 Despite the dreary weather marking the first day of spring, Mrs. Helmet's kindergarten classroom at South Euclid Lyndhurst was alive with color as students participated in "Rainbow Day," a hands-on science activity.