Cuyahoga Heights are thrilled to announce our new app for mobile phones! Stay up-to-date with access to events, documents, news from administrators, student stories, and even emergency notifications.
Check out our LAST TOM TALKS!
https://cuyahogaheightsoh.edurooms.com/engage/cuyahoga-heights/newsletters/tom-talks-7-26-2024-8162
Thanks to all who attended our final farewell to Mr. Evans last evening! He was recognized by the Board of Education with a Resolution and a special banner which will be hung in the CHHS Lobby. We wish him all the best as he begins his retirement!
Looking for Elementary Supply Lists?
Click the link below!
https://es.cuyhts.org/o/ches/page/supply-lists
Eight students have applied to work as Summer Maintenance Aides to prepare the school for next school year! Tasks include stripping & waxing floors, moving furniture, painting, power washing.
Thanks for making our school a great place to learn! 🍎
🍎 It’s not too early to start thinking about school supplies for next school year!
Elementary School Lists:
https://es.cuyhts.org/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=2188613&type=d&pREC_ID=2328172
Middle School Lists:
https://ms.cuyhts.org/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=2188713&type=d&pREC_ID=2441067
CHS Tech Hard at work Over the Summer
Candle Light Vigil for Officer Jacob Derbin
Congratulations to new Superintendent Matthew Young
The Cuyahoga Heights Middle and High School staff once again held their own against the seniors in this year’s game of Seniors vs. Staff Dodgeball, which took place at the end of the school day on May 3. The whole senior class donned their pink shirts, which they had purchased to raise money for the Cleveland Kids’ Book Bank, and took to the court to face such perennial powerhouses as Dr. Roy, Mr. Martin, Ms. Neville, and Mr. Robinson as well as some newer participants to be reckoned with such as Mr. Bryk, Mrs. Broski, Miss Castle, and Mr. DeTray. Despite several highly-respected regulars needing to sit out this year due to injury, a total of 12 staff members represented the teaching, custodial, and administrative teams of Cuyahoga Heights Schools. On the student side of things, both Hannah Flynn and Kellen Katona made incredible catches, while Fletcher Sturgill and Francis Connors demonstrated consistent athleticism throughout several rounds of play. In the end, a great time was had by all in attendance and, as usual, the official winner is still grounds for debate.