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THE CLEVEL AND METROPOLITAN SCHO OL DISTRICT SCHO OL FACILITIES MASTER PL AN UPDATE 2014 – 2019

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Sources: CMSD, NEO CANDO, Cleveland City PlanningAccessed: March 2014

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Facts About the Cluster 02Detroit Shoreway – Cudell – Edgewater

YOUR SCHOOLS AT A GLANCE

City of Cleveland SPAs: Detroit-Shoreway, Cudell, Edgewater, West Boulevard City of Cleveland Wards: 11, 15 Public Community Assets Recreation Center(s): Cudell, Cudell Fine Arts, Michael Zone Cleveland Public Library Branch(s): Lorain - 8216 Lorain Avenue Eastman - 11602 Lorain Avenue Walz - 7910 Detroit Avenue

Total Population ....................................................................44,582 School-age population ages 5–17 ..........................................7,980 Pre-school age population ages 0–4 .......................................2,645 Student capture rate ........................................................... 61.76%(Source: 2008-2012 American Community Survey (ACS) 5-year estimates)

Kindergarten – Grade 8 SchoolsAlmiraH. Barbara BookerJoseph Gallagher Louis Agassiz Louisa May Alcott Marion Seltzer Watterson-Lake WaverlyWilbur Wright

High School and Swing SitesMax S. Hayes High School (under construction)* Denotes “Neighborhood Investment School” status 2013-2016.

Cluster 02 is comprised of the Detroit Shoreway, Edgewater, Cudell and West Boulevard Statistical Planning Areas (SPAs). These neighborhoods are situated on Lake Erie west of downtown Cleveland. The Metroparks’ Edgewater Park sits in the northeast section of this cluster. The cluster continues to the western edge of the City where Cleveland meets the City of Lakewood.

Students – GradesNetwork Students %

KG 566 11.48%1 418 8.48%2 373 7.57%3 386 7.83%4 319 6.47%5 379 7.69%6 351 7.12%7 352 7.14%8 352 7.14%9 496 10.06%10 376 7.63%11 283 5.74%12 278 5.64%Grand Total 4,929 100.00%

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Max S. Hayes High School (new)

Clark

Walton

Almira

Waverly

Orchard

Denison

McKinley

Garfield

Riverside

Wilbur Wright

Paul L Dunbar

Louis Agassiz

Watterson-Lake

Marion Seltzer

Thomas Jefferson

H Barbara Booker

Louisa May AlcottJoseph M Gallagher


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Alfred A. Benesch School 3 0.06%Almira 272 5.52%Andrew J. Rickoff 2 0.04%Artemus Ward 14 0.28%Benjamin Franklin 25 0.51%Buckeye-Woodland 2 0.04%Buhrer Dual Language 78 1.58%Campus International @ CSU Cole Center 12 0.24%Case 1 0.02%Charles A. Mooney 15 0.30%Clara E. Westropp 18 0.37%Clark 74 1.50%Cleveland Early College High School @ John Hay 38 0.77%Cleveland School of Architecture and Design @ John Hay 12 0.24%Cleveland School of Arts Lower Campus 10 0.20%Cleveland School of Science and Medicine @ John Hay 35 0.71%Cleveland School of the Arts @ Harry E. Davis 23 0.47%Collinwood College Board Academy 2 0.04%Denison 8 0.16%Design Lab Early College @ Health Careers 5 0.10%Douglas MacArthur Girls’ Leadership Academy 71 1.44%East Tech Community Wraparound 3 0.06%East Tech Engineer & Science Tech 1 0.02%Euclid Park 4 0.08%Facing History New Tech @ Charles A. Mooney 12 0.24%Fullerton 1 0.02%Garfield 59 1.20%Garrett Morgan School of Science 102 2.07%George Washington Carver STEM 3 0.06%Ginn Academy 4 0.08%

Glenville Career & College Readiness Academy 2 0.04%Glenville Health Exercise Sports & Recreation 1 0.02%H. Barbara Booker Wraparound 288 5.84%Hannah Gibbons STEM 1 0.02%Harvey Rice Wraparound 1 0.02%James Ford Rhodes 172 3.49%Jane Addams Business Careers Center 12 0.24%John Adams High School 5 0.10%John F. Kennedy Entertainment Media Academy 1 0.02%John F. Kennedy Interactive Media 1 0.02%John Marshall 9th Grade Academy@ Nathaniel Hawthorne 122 2.48%John Marshall High School 242 4.91%Joseph M. Gallagher 456 9.25%Lincoln-West International Studies 111 2.25%Lincoln-West Ninth Grade Academy 50 1.01%Louis Agassiz 228 4.63%Louisa May Alcott 173 3.51%Luis Munoz Marin 69 1.40%Marion C. Seltzer 324 6.57%Martin Luther King Jr Health Careers Center 7 0.14%Martin Luther King Jr Law & Municipal Careers 5 0.10%Mary M. Bethune 1 0.02%Max S. Hayes High School 191 3.88%MC2STEM 28 0.57%McKinley 39 0.79%Michael R. White STEM 2 0.04%Miles 1 0.02%Miles Park 1 0.02%Nathan Hale 1 0.02%New Tech @ Lincoln-West 67 1.36%

New Tech East @ East Technical 4 0.08%New Tech West @ Max Hayes 101 2.05%Newton D. Baker 37 0.75%Orchard STEM 126 2.56%Paul L. Dunbar 27 0.55%Paul Revere 2 0.04%Riverside 63 1.28%Robert H. Jamison 1 0.02%Robinson G. Jones 21 0.43%School of One @ James F. Rhodes 7 0.14%School of One@ John Marshall 13 0.26%School of One@ Lincoln-West 7 0.14%Scranton 32 0.65%SuccessTech Academy 12 0.24%Sunbeam 4 0.08%Thomas Jefferson International Newcomers Academy 118 2.39%Tremont Montessori 77 1.56%Valley View Boys’ Leadership Academy 42 0.85%Walton 9 0.18%Warner Girls’ Leadership Academy 1 0.02%Washington Park Environmental Studies 5 0.10%Watterson-Lake 210 4.26%Waverly 170 3.45%Whitney M. Young Leadership Academy 3 0.06%Wilbur Wright 315 6.39%William Cullen Bryant 2 0.04%Willow 1 0.02%Willson 8 0.16%Grand Total 4,929 100.00%

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WHERE DO STUDENTS CHOOSE TO GO TO SCHOOL?

02 – “Detroit Shoreway – Cudell – Edgewater Cluster” Fact Sheet

School Name EnrollmentMax Capacity (% capacity)

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Almira, 3375 W 99th St 44102 328 550 (60%) 2013 None D F

H. Barbara Booker, 2121 W 67th St 44102 384 750 (51%) 1970 None D D

Joseph M. Gallagher, 6601 Franklin Blvd 44102 703 925 (76%) 1977 None D F

Louis Agassiz, 3595 Bosworth Rd 44111 299 225 (133%) 1929 None D A

Louisa May Alcott, 10308 Baltic Rd 44102 222 225 (99%) 1926 2012 B A

Marion C. Seltzer, 1468 W 98th St 44102 413 725 (60%) 1972 None D F

Max S. Hayes High School (under construction), 2211 W 65th St 44102 886 800 (111%) 1957 None D NR

Watterson-Lake, 1422 W 74th St 44102 266 650 (41%) 1969 None D C

Waverly, 1810 W 54th St 44102 296 750 (39%) 1976 None D C

Wilbur Wright, 11005 Parkhurst Dr 44111 396 900 (44%) 1929 1972 D F

*Note: Building capacity numbers are approximate. The numbers remain approximate until decisions are made about how the building is programmed educationally

Building CapacityIt is important to note that the OFCC uses three key variables to begin to determine or analyze the capacity of a school building and they include:1. Different formulas for new schools and existing schools, as well as for the type of student the school

serves, e.g., (Pre-K, K-8, middle school or high school). These grade groups have varying capacity requirements.

2. The number of students by grade the school will serve. This number will dictate how many students can be served in a building.

3. The type and number of special programs (non-regular education) that require special support spaces, amenities, etc. to deliver educational programming. Also, other large support spaces like cafeterias, gymnasiums, locker rooms, libraries, etc., vary by building and must be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.


Cluster 02: Detroit Shoreway – Cudell – EdgewaterSchool and Student Locations

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Sources: CMSD Enrollment Report. NEO CANDO, Cleveland City PlanningAccessed: January 2014

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Cluster Scenarios Ranking TablesDistrict School Facilities Master Plan

DRAFT Cluster 02 – Detroit Shoreway – Cudell – Edgewater

Yellow = Issue 14 School Cluster 02 Buildings RANKING COLUMN Building Current Realities and DRAFT Scenarios

Almira Maintain NO RANK NEEDED H. Barbara Booker Consider building a new 350-‐seat school on the current site. Swing students during

construction of the new school.

Halle Use as a swing site. Joseph M. Gallagher Joseph M. Gallagher would be maintained and remain a K-‐8 school for 700 students.

Louis Agassiz Louis Agassiz is well attended and draws primarily from the neighborhood in which it is located. It is a 40,000-‐square foot landmarked building that should be maintained.

Louisa May Alcott Maintain NO RANK NEEDED Marion Seltzer Could build a new 400-‐seat school on the current site. Swing students during

construction of the new school.

Max S. Hayes High School

Under construction. Ready in 2015. NO RANK NEEDED

Old Max S. Hayes School site

Option 1: Consider a land swap with the city for equivalent parcel to consider building a new westside high school. Option 2:Possible westside high school site. Consider building a new 500-‐student high school on the former Max S. Hayes site and consider whether to maintain the annex for 300 additional students.

Watterson-‐Lake Watterson-‐Lake students could stay in place until a new Waverly is ready. Then Watterson-‐Lake students would move into the new Waverly and the Watterson-‐Lake building would close. In partnership with local leaders, the Watterson-‐Lake site could be sold for redevelopment (see Waverly discussion).

Waverly Could build a new 550-‐student school on the Waverly site to replace Watterson-‐Lake and Waverly schools. Swing Waverly students during construction of the new school.

Wilbur Wright Wilbur Wright building would be maintained and appropriate work done to receive influx of McKinley students who would transition to the Wright building which is larger and can accommodate additional students.

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