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CMSD offers new enrollment portal, survey
Enrollment for the 2016/2017 school year is underway and the Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) has new tools to ease the process including an enrollment portal that allows prospective families to create an account, explore schools and submit their choices online.

Per CMSD: "Choosing the right school matters. CSMD has launched a new and improved school choice portal that empowers all families, whether they attend a district school or not, to make school ch... Read more >
YWCA tackles racism with It’s Time to Talk forum
Coding boot camps are helping to fill open computer jobs in Cleveland
Boot-camp style computer coding courses are rapidly growing alongside Northeast Ohio's tech sector. 
Renovation of Little Italy's historic Alta House is a win-win for all involved
Alta House needed a new social mission and Cleveland Montessori needed a new home. The two came up with the perfect solution.
Ask a CPA your really dumb tax questions
With tax season looming, CWRU research associate Amar Desai bugs his wife Deval, a CPA, with some questions.
Small World Project documents stories from one woman's 11 month trip around the globe
Lindsay Marissa Osborne traveled the world to find the good in other people and cultures for her Small World Project.
Sculptor Chakaia Booker's exhibit opens CIA Reinberger Gallery
The Reinberger Gallery kicks off its visiting artist series with internationally acclaimed sculptor Chakaia Booker's Take the Highway exhibit.
Taking Root: Five new residents share how they came, or came back, to CLE and why they love it
Whether they grew up here and left or are just experiencing Cleveland for the first time, five residents share why they came here and what they love about the city.
Inmates and CWRU students become colleagues in unique course
Inmates from the Lorain Correctional Institution and CWRU students come together in a course aimed at tackling racism, oppression and the implication of mass incarceration.
County approves $10 million for quality preschools
The expansion of early education in greater Cleveland received a $10 million boost last week when Cuyahoga County Council and executive Armond Budish reached a biennial budget agreement for 2016 and 2017.
 
The two-year investment creates the Cuyahoga Early Childhood Trust, a public-private partnership meant to attract private funds to continue the push for universal, high-quality pre-kindergarten education to children across the county.

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