Cleveland Schools Students And Programs Supported By Politicians And Celebrities
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Students and Programs in Cleveland Schools Gain Support from Politicians and Celebrities
Overview
Cleveland Schools are benefiting from significant support by politicians and celebrities, enhancing educational experiences and preparing students for the future.
Dance and Acting Classes with Otis Sallid
Choreographer and director Otis Sallid is collaborating with the Ohio Theatre to provide dance and acting classes for Cleveland Schools students. Held at Playhouse Square studios, these classes also serve as recruitment opportunities for upcoming theatre productions. Sallid, renowned for winning the Bob Fosse L.A. Choreographers Dance Award, is well-equipped to mentor students with his experience from films like “School Daze,” “Do the Right Thing,” “Malcolm X,” and “Sister Act II.” His work in TV shows such as “Living Single” further solidifies his expertise.
Financial Education with Joe Jurevicius
Cleveland Browns wide receiver Joe Jurevicius is teaching students at South High School about financial responsibility. This initiative is part of the VISA, NFL, and PLAYERS INC Financial Football Program. Students learn money management through an interactive computer game called Financial Football. Cleveland Schools is one of only 17 districts nationwide selected for this program, which is taught by Jurevicius and Jason Alderman, director of Visa USA.
The 3Rs Program: Rights, Responsibilities, and Realities
A collaborative effort between the Cleveland Bar Association and Cleveland Schools, the 3Rs Program involves over 600 local attorneys, judges, and law students. It aims to improve 10th-grade students' understanding of the law, prepare them for the Ohio Graduation Test, and offer career counseling. Monthly sessions focus on essential skills such as goal setting, pre-college testing preparation, and resume building.
The program was launched with an inspiring rally featuring key figures like Dr. Eugene Sanders, CEO of Cleveland Schools, and Louis Stokes, former U.S. Congressman. Students provided entertainment with performances by the John Marshall High School marching band, Cleveland School of the Arts singers, and John F. Kennedy High School cheerleaders. A dramatic reading of the Constitution by students further energized the event.
Conclusion
Through collaborations with dignitaries and celebrities, Cleveland Schools students receive invaluable opportunities and guidance, paving the way for their future success.
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