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Cleveland City Schools adopts 2025–2030 strategic plan and seeks city partnership to fund two new elementary schools
Summary
The Cleveland City Schools Board of Education on June 1 adopted a 2025–2030 strategic plan and approved a resolution formally requesting that the City of Cleveland collaborate on funding and land acquisition to construct two new elementary schools, including consideration of a property tax increase.
The Cleveland City Schools Board of Education on June 1 adopted a 2025–2030 strategic plan and approved a resolution formally requesting that the City of Cleveland collaborate on funding and land acquisition to construct two new elementary schools, including consideration of a property tax increase.
The board said the move responds to district growth and school capacity limits. Director of Schools Jeff Elliott asked the board to adopt the summary and full strategic plan and told members, “I propose that the board adopt these plans, the summary report and the full detailed strategic plan for 2025 … 2030.” The board passed the adoption by voice vote.
The strategic plan centers on four priorities: student academic success, supporting students and families, highly effective employees and…
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