Mid-sized urban district collaborative

1:00 PM | Tuesday, Nov 13 | Room: A 213–215

Four northeast Ohio school districts and Cleveland State University describe how a partnership of superintendents and union presidents serving high-poverty students led to significant improvements in academic achievement and instruction. Learn about their efforts to modify academic distress commissions and develop a legislative agenda to redirect school action, increase accountability and impact achievement.

Topics: Community engagement, Current and critical, Student achievement, Urban schools

Moderator: Vanessa Jeter-Freeman, board member, Trotwood-Madison City and Miami Valley Career Technology Center

Eugene Sanders, superintendent, Sandusky City

Myrna Corley, superintendent, East Cleveland City

Donald Jolly II, superintendent, Warrensville Heights City

Charles Keenan, superintendent, Maple Heights City

Claire Grantier, director, Center for Educational Technology, Cleveland State University