Finish first for students

4:00 PM | Tuesday, Nov 15 | Room: C 220-222

East Cleveland City, Maple Heights City and an East Cleveland Municipal Court judge describe innovative ways to provide a successful school environment. Strategies include understanding the legal matrix; breaking negative cycles; developing emotionally intelligent students; avoiding poor interaction with teachers, the community and police; and understanding how music, media and crime impede education.

Topics: Leadership development, Student issues, Urban schools

Moderator: Gail Requardt, board member, East Muskingum Local (Muskingum) and Mid-East Career and Technology Centers

Myrna Corley, superintendent, East Cleveland City

Tiffany Fisher, board member, East Cleveland City

Rosalind Moore, board member, Maple Heights City

William Dawson, presiding and administrative judge, East Cleveland Municipal Court