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2021-2022 CALENDAR

Calendar Key:BLVD Boulevard

BOE Board of Education

CAN Canterbury

FAFX Fairfax

GRTY Gearity

HHS Heights High

MONT Monticello

NOBL Noble

OXFD Oxford

PRE Preschool

ROXE Roxboro Elementary

ROXM Roxboro Middle

Aug. 19-20 Teacher Independant Work Days Students Not in Attendance

Aug. 23 Professional Day Teachers Report - Students Not in Attendance

Aug. 24 Students Report to School

Sept. 6 All Schools Closed Labor Day

Sept. 7 All Schools Closed Rosh Hashanah

Sept. 16 All Schools Closed Yom Kippur

Oct. 28 Elem. Records & Conference Day Elementary Students Not in Attendance

Oct. 29 Records Day Students Not in Attendance

Nov. 2 Professional Development Day Students Not in Attendance

Nov. 24 All Schools Closed Compensatory Day Parent Conferences

Nov. 25-26 Thanksgiving Recess

Dec. 20-31 Winter Recess

Jan. 3 Students Report to School

Jan. 14 Records Day Students Not in Attendance

Jan. 17 All Schools Closed Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Feb. 18 Teacher Independent Work Day Students Not in Attendance

Feb. 21 All Schools Closed Presidents’ Day

Mar. 24 Elem. Records & Conference Day Elementary Students Not in Attendance

Mar. 25 Professional Development Day Students Not in Attendance

Mar. 28 - Apr. 1 Spring Recess

Apr. 4 Students Report to School

Apr. 15 All Schools Closed Good Friday

Apr. 18 All Schools Closed Compensatory Day Parent Conferences

May 30 All Schools Closed Memorial Day

June 3 Last Day for Students

June 6 Professional Day Teachers Report - Students Not in Attendance

End of the School Year

All Schools Closed No School for Students; Teachers Report for PD or Records Day

No School for Students; Teacher Independent Work Day

First and Last Day of School

2021-2022 CALENDAR AT-A-GLANCE

The 2021-2022 School Calendar is subject to revision due to emergencies created by severe weather, energy problems, or other public calamities that force the cancellation of classes.

Days that may be used to reschedule classes are Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents’ Day, Compensatory Day(s), Memorial Day, and June 6.

The 2021-2022 CH-UH District Wall Calendar is a publication of the CH-UH CSD Communications Department with design and layout by Drew Dallet of Boom Creative.

Photography provided courtesy of Carl Jenks, Laura Saltenis, CH-UH Staff, and CH-UH Parents.

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

CHHS Grade 10 Orientation

CHHS Grades 11-12 & New Student Orientation

CHHS Freshman Orientation

ROXM Grade 8 Trip Information Night

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26 27 28 29 30

Orientation of New Teachers

Preschool Orientations

Teacher Independent Work Days

First Day for Preschool

First Day for Students Kindergarten Staggered Start (Last Names A-I)

Staff Convocation Day All Staff Report

Kindergarten Staggered Start (Last Names J-R)

FAFX Ice Cream SocialNOBL Ice Cream SocialOXFD Welcome

Back Event

No School for Elementary Students; Teachers Report for PD or Records Day

Kindergarten Staggered Start (Last Names S-Z)

CAN Ice Cream SocialFAFX ParentsCoffee


BLVD PTA MeetingCHHS Grades 9-11

Picture DayCTE First Day for

EMT Seniors

NOBL Partnership & Pastries with the Principal

NOBL PTA Skating Party FAFX Open HouseGRTY School MarketROXE PTA Meeting

GRTY Ice Cream SocialMONT Picture DayNOBL Grandparents

CelebrationROXM Picture Day

NOBL PTA Meeting

CTE Grade 10 Career Advising Sessions

GRTY Fall Garden Clean Up

GRTY PTA Meeting

BLVD Food MarketOXFD Grandparent’s

Day Celebration

BLVD Coffeewith the Principal

CAN Mobile Dentist

NOBL AVID Adventure Day

MONT MSAN Opening Meeting

ROXM MSAN Opening Meeting

ROXM Club Rally

OXFD Market Day ROXE Grades K-2 Family Music Night

NOBL AVID Night @ Noble

SEPTEMBER 2021

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Visit www.chuh.org for updated schedule and times.

ROSH HASHANAH

YOM KIPPURGRANDPARENTS’ DAY

LABOR DAY

PATRIOTS DAY

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The district provided more than 5,000 devices for remote, hybrid, and in-person learning.

All Schools Closed All Schools Closed

All Schools Closed

ROXM Spirit Week

FAFX Donuts for Dads & Dudes

NOBL Fathers’ Walk Celebration

OXFD Fathers’ Walk Celebration

Fathers’ Walk to School



FAFX Harvest Orders DueNOBL Partnership &

Pastries with the Principal

NOBL All-Star Assembly

GRTY School Market BLVD Food MarketROXE Picture Day

BLVD PTA Meeting

FAFX Picture Day

NOBL Community Cafe OXFD Market Day BLVD Coffeewith the Principal

MONT Unity Day

CHHS Grades 9-11 Picture Retake Day

FAFX Kindergarten Open House

ROXE Grades 3-5 Family Music Night

NOBL Family Music NightROXM Picture Retake Day

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HALLOWEEN

ROXM Unity Week

NOBL Pride Spirit Week

GRTY Fall Bookfair

MONT MSAN Family Information Night

ROXM MSAN Family Information Night

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Homecoming Weekend

Build the Bridge, a student program developed by Heights High football coach Kahari Hicks, paired more than 60 school football teams of different backgrounds together to connect and discover that they have a lot more in common than just a love of football.

Photo by Laura Saltenis

Staff Professional Development Day

No School for Students

GRTY Fall Garden Clean UpGRTY School MarketNOBL PTA MeetingROXM NJHS Fall

Induction Ceremony

BLVD Fall Bookfair (Ends Oct. 29)

Walk or Bike to School Day

Records Day No School for Elem. Students

Elementary Conferences (PM Session)

Quarter 1 Ends

Elementary Conferences (AM Session)



CTE Grades 11-12 Career Development Sessions

GRTY PTA MeetingNOBL Sockember Begins

FAFX Election Day Bake Sale

GRTY Election Day Bake Sale

BLVD PTA Meeting CHHS Fall MusicalNOBL All-Star AssemblyNOBL Partnership

& Pastries with the Principal

BLVD Food Market CHHS Senior Cap & Gown Day

ROXM Canned Food Drive Begins

GRTY School MarketROXE PTA Meeting

ROXM Honor & Merit Roll Breakfast

NOBL PTA Meeting

OXFD Market DayROXE Picture Retake Day


CHHS Senior Picture Retake Day

FAFX Storyteller Night

CHHS IMD Fall Concert IROXM Grade 8

Orchestra Night

CHHS IMD Fall Concert IIFAFX Grands DayGRTY Capstone

PresentationsROXM Canned Food

Drive Ends

GRTY Tiger Council Community Project Begins

NOVEMBER 2021

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ELECTION DAY

VETERANS DAY

THANKSGIVING

CHANUKAH BEGINS

Daylight Savings Ends Turn Clocks Back 1 Hour

HS Parent Conferences (PM Sessions)

MS Parent Conferences (PM Sessions)

Compensatory Day for Parent Conferences

All Schools Closed

CTE Applications OpenFAFX Picture Retake DayOXFD Oxford Rocks

AssemblyROXM Staff&Student

Dodgeball Game

FAFX Book Fair / ROXM Anti-Bullying Week

The district received two additional 21st Century state grants to provide after-school enrichment opportunities to students under the pillars of math, english, youth development and family engagement.

Staff Professional Development Day


CTE Annual Program Fair CHHS Fall Musical

Thanksgiving Recess - All Schools Closed



BLVD Mobile DentistBLVD Grades 1-2

Winter Concert

GRTY Mobile DentistNOBL Partnership &


NOBL All-Star Assembly

GRTY PTA Meeting (OfficersOnly)

GRTY School MarketNOBL PTA MeetingROXM Winter Vocal

Music Concert

MONT Power of the Pen District Tournament

GRTY K-Kids Sock DriveNOBL Community Cafe

OXFD Market Day BLVD Coffeewith the Principal

DECEMBER 2021

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JANUARY 2021 >1

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WINTER BEGINS CHRISTMAS

KWANZAA BEGINS

FAFX Grades 1-2 Winter Concert

GRTY Winter Arts Festival Concert

ROXM Winter Band Concert

BLVD Food MarketCHHS Combined MS

Orchestra Concert

With in-person, indoor concerts not being possible to hold during the 2020-2021 school year, the Instrumental Music Department (IMD) offered the opportunity for the distinguished senior soloists to be celebrated online at www.youtube.com/CHUHSchools.

GRTY, NOBL Spirit Week

Winter Recess - All Schools Closed

Winter Recess - All Schools Closed

BLVD Snowball DanceCHHS Gospel Choir

Winter ConcertFAFX Grades 4-5

Winter Concert

CHHS VMD Winter Concert

FAFX Holiday Shop

NOBL Snowflake Shop Reaching Heights Annual Meeting



BLVD Food Market BLVD PTA Meeting NOBL Partnership & Pastries with the Principal

HHS VEX Robotics Competition

GRTY PTA Meeting CAN Mobile DentistCHHS OMEA Solo &

Ensemble


CTE Applications Close NOBL PTA Meeting


CAN Literacy NightROXM Clubs & Candid

Picture Day

MONT Clubs & Candid Picture Day

ROXM Honor & Merit Roll Breakfast

CTE Grades 11-12 Career Development Sessions

JANUARY 2022

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NEW YEAR’S DAY

DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. DAY

NOBL All-Star AssemblyOXFD Oxford Rocks

Assembly

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Barbershoppers

The preschool programs at Gearity, Noble, and Oxford elementary schools each have been awarded five-star ratings by the Ohio Department of Education’s Step upto Quality division.

Pupils Report to School

Quarter 2 Ends

ROXM, MONT Model UN Conference

CHHS One Act Festival

CHHS Barbershoppers International Youth Competition

All Schools Closed

Records Day No School for Students



BLVD Food MarketROXM Carnation

Sales Begins

BLVD PTA Meeting CHHS Talent ShowNOBL Partnership &



CHHS IMD Mid Winter Concert I

GRTY School MarketNOBL PTA Meeting

CHHS IMD Mid Winter Concert II

NOBL PTA Sweetheart Celebration

ROXM Valentine’s Day Dance

NOBL Community Cafe OXFD Market Day BLVD Coffeewith the Principal

BLVD Soul Food Cafe and Live Wax Museum

CTE National CTE Month Celebration

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PRESIDENTS’ DAY

VALENTINE’S DAY

2 1 3 4 5

CHINESE NEW YEAR

Teacher Independent Work Day


Students, staff and families at Oxford Elementary School all took a deep dive into the history of the Space Race and the critical role that African American women played in getting the U.S. into outer space as they read variations of Hidden Figures.

All Schools Closed

CHHS Chinese New Year Showcase Table Week



BLVD Food Market BLVD PTA Meeting CHHS VMD Mid Winter Concert

NOBL Partnership & Pastries with the Principal

GRTY PTA MeetingNOBL Food Drive Begins

GRTY Capstone Presentations


NOBL Noble On Ice OXFD Market Day BLVD Coffeewith the Principal

CTE Grade 10 Career Advising Sessions & Presentations

GRTY Food Drive Begins

GRTY Womens’ History Celebration

GRTY Math & Family Literacy Night

MARCH 2022

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9876 10 11 12

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Spring Recess - All Schools Closed

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY

SPRING BEGINS

Daylight Savings Begins Turn Clocks Ahead 1 Hour

ROXM St.Baldwick’s Assemby

NOBL PTA Meeting

Boys’ and Girls’ Swim was named 2021 Gold Tier All-America Scholar teams, the very highest level across the country, for the team’s combined GPAs.

CHHS Swim Cadets

School Social Workers Week

CHHS OMEA Large Group Districts

GRTY Food Drive Ends

Staff Prof. Dev. Day No School for Students

Records Day No School for Elem. Students

GRTY Book Fair / NOBL Spirit Week / GRTY Spirit Week

CTE Annual College Fair

Elementary Conferences (PM Session)

Elementary Conferences (AM Session)

Quarter 3 Ends

FAFX Family Literacy Night; Kindergarten Info. Night



GRTY Spring Garden Clean Up


BLVD Food Market BLVD PTA Meeting GRTY Garden Clean Up NOBL Partnership & Pastries with the Principal

NOBL Food Drive Ends

NOBL Community Cafe GRTY School MarketNOBL PTA Meeting

CHHS Drama Club Spring Play


FAFX Kindergarten Program

FAFX Math Night

CHHS IMD Finale Concert I

CHHS IMD Finale Concert II

MONT Family Literacy Night

NOBL All-Star AssemblyNOBL Soar Into SummerOXFD Oxford Rocks

Assembly

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PASSOVER BEGINS GOOD FRIDAY

EASTER

RAMADAN BEGINS

ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONALS DAY

EARTH DAY

VMD Spring Tour

CHHS Gospel Choir Spring Concert

APRIL 2022

Compensatory Day for Parent Conferences

All Schools Closed

Canterbury Elementary School received nine commendations during their five year International Baccalaureate evaluation for work extremely well done. School leaders were recognized for effectively sharing their passion of the IB Primary Years Programme, while teachers were commended for promoting an inquiry-based, constructivist approach throughout pandemic virtual learning.

Pupils Report to School MS Parent Conferences

Pupils Report to School

CHHS VMD Spring Tour

FAFX Book Fair


HS Parent Conferences

Spring Recess All Schools Closed



GRTY PTA Meeting BLVD Food Market BLVD PTA MeetingFAFX Spring Orchestra &

Recorder ConcertGRTY Spring Orchestra &

Recorder ConcertNOBL Bike to School

CTE Awards & Induction Ceremony

ROXM Ladies of Leadership Celebration

CHHS Jazz NightNOBL Partnership &


CHHS VMD Spring Concert

NOBL PTA Meeting

CHHS Combined MS Orchestra Concert

OXFD Market Day


CHHS VMD Awards & Banquet

ROXM Spring Band Concert

FAFX End of the Year Picnic

GRTY K-Kids Garden Clean Up Project

MONT MSAN Awards NightROXM MSAN Awards

Night; Spring Vocal Music Concert

CTE Grade 12 Last DayMONT Grade 8 DanceNOBL Noblefest

ROXM Music in the Park Festival

GRTY Tiger Council Spirit Week

GRTY Capstone Presentations

ROXM Grade 8 T-Shirt Signing Day

CHHS IMD Awards & Banquet

CTE Grade 11 Last DayMONT Grade 8 Cook-Out

MAY 2022

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SCHOOL NURSE DAYMOTHERS DAY

MEMORIAL DAY

ARMED FORCES DAY

CHHS Tri-M InductionFAFX MuffinsforMoms&

Special Ladies

BLVD Grades 4-5 Spring Music Concert

FAFX Grades 4-5 MusicalGRTY School MarketNOBL Orchestra ConcertROXM Spring NJHS

Induction

MONT Grade 8 Field Trip

The Heights High Class of 2021 earned nearly $14 million in academic, athletic, and community based scholarships.

NOBL Future Me Week

Teacher Appreciation Week

BLVD Boulevard BlastCAN School BBQNOBL Field DayOXFD Oxford Rocks

AssemblyROXM Grade 8 Dance

NOBL Student Appreciation Week

GRTY Summer Garden Clean Up

SCHOOL BUS DRIVER DAY



Last Day for Students


MONT Grade 8 Farewell Ceremony

ROXM Grade 8 Farewell Ceremony

ROXM Grade 8 Field Trip

GRTY School Market

BLVD 5th Grade PromotionCTE Last Day for

Fire AcademyGRTY Grade 5 Field TripNOBL Staff&Student

Kickball Game

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JUNETEENTHFATHERS’ DAY SUMMER BEGINS

FLAG DAY

Roxboro Middle School’s Academic Challenge, a team of five students, qualified for the national tournament after placing 2nd out of 24 teams in the regional competition.

Grade 5 Promotions

Professional Development Day

NOBL Student Appreciation Week



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INDEPENDENCE DAY

JULY 2022

Monticello Middle School’s Learners Become Leaders curriculum infuses a new AVID strategy and IB approach to learning skill throughout the entire building each month.

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TRANSPORTATIONStudents enrolled in the CH

-UH City School

District are eligible for bus transportation according to the follow

ing guidelines:• Elem

entary School: Students must live

one mile or m

ore from their hom

e school.• M

iddle School: Students must live tw

o miles or m

ore from

their home school.

• High School: Bus transportation is not provided for high

school students.

How

do I find out if my student is eligible for transportation?

Call the Transportation Department (216-371-7195) w

eekdays from

6:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m

. You can also search your home

address on our online Busing Eligibility Search Tool. Visit chuh.org and click on “Transportation” under the “District” tab.

When w

ill the bus begin picking up my child?

The bus will pick up your child on the first day of school if your

child is:• Returning from

last year and eligible for transportation, or• Enrolled at least one w

eek before school starts.

If your child is newly enrolled in the District it usually takes 3-4

days before a bus stop can be established. Call the Transportation Departm

ent and they will give you this inform

ation:• Date bus transportation w

ill begin,• Location of the bus stop, and• Tim

e the bus will be there.

Until you receive this information from

the Transportation Departm

ent, you are responsible for taking your child to and from

school.

Will the bus take m

y child to a daycare facility?Yes, but only if:

• Your child is in Kindergarten through fifth grade, AND

• Eligible for transportation to your home school, AN

D • The facility is one m

ile or more from

your home school.

My child attends a school through Intradistrict O

pen Enrollm

ent. Is transportation provided? Yes, but only if your child is eligible for transportation from

both your hom

e school and your school of attendance.

Kindergarten and Special N

eeds Drop O

ffIf your child is in Kindergarten or is a special needs student, the child’s parent/guardian is required to m

eet their child at the bus stop at the end of the school day. N

o Kindergarten or special needs child w

ill be dropped off at the bus stop without

a parent/guardian meeting the bus. If the child’s parent/

guardian is not at the bus stop, the child will be transported

back to his/her home school and the parent/guardian w

ill be contacted for student pick up.

Public Bus TransportationM

any high school students take the public RTA bus to school. Students can purchase bus tickets ($1.50/ride) at H

eights High,

which is on the Cedar Road #32 (east/w

est) route and the Lee Road #40 (north/south) route. Visit RideRTA.com

to plan a trip from

any address to Heights H

igh.

BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL CAREBefore and After School care is available at each CH

-UH elem

entary school through the District partner organization Right At School. The Early Adventures before school care program

starts at 7:00 a.m., and The

Right Club after school care goes until 6:00 p.m

. Flexible scheduling and drop-in days are also available for each program

. There are no wait lists to participate in the

before and after school care programs.

For more inform

ation on the program and to register, visit chuh.org

and click on “Before & After School Care” under the “Families” tab.

2020-21 Program Pricing: (subject to change for 2021-22)

The Right Club - After School Until 6:00 p.m

.5 days per w

eek - $226 monthly

3 days per week - $163 m

onthly2 days per w

eek - $114 monthly

Early Adventures - Before School Starting at 7:00 a.m.


onthly3 days per w

eek - $101 monthly


onthly

Combo - Before and After School


onthly3 days per w

eek - $233 monthly


onthly One Tim

e Per Family Registration Fee - $50

Daily Drop-In Rate - $3510-Day Punchcard - $280

SAFE SCHOOL HELPLINEIn support of the District’s efforts to ensure a safe, respectful and responsible school clim

ate w

e have the Safe School Helpline available to

assist you in reporting any wrongdoing that

impacts our schools, our students, or our staff.

To access

the Safe

School H

elpline, call

1-800-4-1-VOICE extension 359 or (800-418-6423) to leave your inform

ation. You can also subm

it a report via SafeSchoolHelpline.com

. Safe School H

elpline numbers are also posted in each of our school buildings.

Your message w

ill not be traced, and you will not be identified.

The Safe School Helpline team

will transcribe and send your

message to school officials so appropriate action can be taken.

HEALTH SERVICESA

registered nurse

is assigned

to each

school building. Nurses identify and treat

medical issues and injuries, conduct health

screenings, and support students as they self-m

onitor and manage their conditions.

When should I keep m

y child home from

school?Do not send a child to school w

ith a fever or obvious illness. H

ere are some general guidelines to keep in m

ind.• Conjunctivitis - Red, sw

ollen eyes that itch and are draining pus or have a crusty appearance. Keep hom

e until student has been on eye drops/antibiotics for 24 hours and cleared by a doctor.• Coughing - Persistent, disruptive cough.• D

iarrhea - Until diarrhea has ceased for 24 hours without

medication.

• Fever 100 degrees or higher - Until fever is below 100

degrees for 24 hours without m

edication.• Lice or N

its - Until treated and “nit free” (must be checked

by nurse before returning to classroom).

• Rash - If rash is untreated or if student is too uncomfortable

even if treated.• Strep Throat - Until student has been on antibiotics for 24 hours.• Vom

iting - Until vomiting has ceased for 24 hours w

ithout m

edication.

Comm

unicable/Contagious ConditionsIf your student is diagnosed w

ith a comm

unicable disease, keep him

/her home until the doctor clears your child to return to

school. Report all cases of comm

unicable diseases to the school office. This w

ould include, but is not limited to, any physician-

diagnosed case of COVID-19, meningitis, staph (M

RSA, VRSA), pertussis, tuberculosis, m

ononucleosis, and chicken pox.

What happens if m

y child gets sick at school?Students w

ho become ill at school are sent to the nurse’s office.

If the student has a fever of 100 degrees or higher, vomits, or

has persistent diarrhea, the nurse or principal will contact the

parent/guardian to come to school to take the student hom

e.

MEDICATION POLICYPrescription m

edications cannot be given in school w

ithout written instructions from

the student’s parent/guardian and doctor. Form

s for prescription and non-prescription m

edication are available in the school office and on the District w

ebsite by clicking on “Health Inform

ation” under the “Fam

ilies” tab.

All medication m

ust be delivered to the school in the original pharm

acy container. No m

edication is to be kept by students w

ithout permission from

the main office.

If your student has health concerns, has medication that m

ust be adm

inistered during school hours, or if you have questions, please call your school’s m

ain office and request to talk to the nurse.

FOOD SERVICESAll CH

-UH students, in every district school

building from pre-K through 12, regardless

of family incom

e level, receive a healthy breakfast and lunch at no charge each day.

CH-UH

is striving to eliminate hunger as a barrier to academ

ic success by providing this service to fam

ilies, cost-free to the district through the federal Com

munity Eligibility Provision.

A la carte items are available for purchase at the high school

and middle schools. Students m

ust pay for these items w

ith cash, check, or the pre-paid balance on their Infinite Cam

pus account. Students are not be able to “charge” for a la carte item

s. Students may also bring their ow

n lunch.

INFINITE CAMPUSInfinite Cam

pus is a secure online tool that CH

-UH schools use to track and m

anage student inform

ation. It is the official grade book for the District for all grade levels. The

Infinite Campus Parent Portal is an easy-to-use online resource

for parents. Through the Portal, parents can access their child’s attendance, grades, schedule, test scores, assignm

ents, and report cards.

It also serves as an excellent way to com

municate w

ith a student’s teachers. Fam

ilies can receive important school and

emergency-related inform

ation via phone call, text message

and email by updating their contact inform

ation in Infinite Cam

pus.

How

do I create a user account?Parents should contact their child’s school office and request an activation key code. This one-tim

e code will allow

them to

log in to the Parent Portal site. Once logged in, the website w

ill provide step-by-step instructions to guide parents through setting up an account. Parents w

ho need assistance with their

accounts should contact [email protected] for help.

SCHOOL CLOSINGS AND DELAYSPeriodically, CH

-UH schools w

ill close or delay the start of a day due to inclem

ent w

eather or other unforeseen events.

To receive

school closing

and delay

notifications, it is important for fam

ilies to have correct contact inform

ation in their Infinite Campus

accounts. This will allow

the District’s automated m

essaging system

to quickly reach you, via phone, email and text, w

ith school closing inform

ation.

Parents can check the District’s website (chuh.org) or follow

the District on Tw

itter (@CH

UHSchools) and Facebook (Facebook.

com/CH

UH.Schools) to receive instant w

eather notifications. CH

-UH w

ill also notify local TV and radio stations with school

closing information.

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LSBoulevard Elem

entary1749 Lee Road

Cleveland Heights, OH

Grades K-5

Office: (216) 371-7140

Attendance: (216) 320-4665

Principal: Dr. Michael Jenkins

m_jenkins@

chuh.org

Canterbury Elementary

2530 Canterbury RoadCleveland H

eights, OHGrades K-5

Office: (216) 371-7470

Attendance: (216) 371-7311

Principal: Dr. Erica Wigton

e_wigton@

chuh.org

Fairfax Elementary

2150 Fairfax RoadCleveland H


Office: (216) 371-7480

Attendance: (216) 320-4802

Principal: Quatrice James

q_james@

chuh.org

Gearity PD Elem

entary2323 W

renford RoadUniversity H

eights, OHGrades PreK-5

Office: (216) 371-6515

Attendance: (216) 371-6515

Principal: Patrick McN

icholsp_m

[email protected]

Noble Elem

entary1293 Ardoon Street

Cleveland Heights, OH

Grades PreK-5

Office: (216) 371-6535

Attendance: (216) 320-4920

Principal: Patrick Carpenterp_carpenter@

chuh.org

Oxford Elem

entary939 Quilliam

s RoadCleveland H

eights, OHGrades PreK-5

Office: (216) 371-6525

Attendance: (216) 320-4970

Principal: Jacquelyn Taylorj_taylor@

chuh.org

Roxboro Elementary

2405 Roxboro RoadCleveland H


Office: (216) 371-7115

Attendance: (216) 320-4602

Principal: Shelley Pullings_pulling@

chuh.org

Early Childhood Center2323 W

renford RoadUniversity H

eights, OHPreschool ages 3-5

Office: (216) 371-7356

Attendance: (216) 371-7195

ECC Specialist: Danielle Forand_foran@

chuh.org

All Elementary School H

ours: 8:50 a.m

. - 3:20 p.m.

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Monticello M

iddle School3665 M

onticello BoulevardCleveland H

eights, OH

Office: (216) 371-6520

Attendance: (216) 397-3613

Principal: Dr. Jeffrey Johnstonj_johnston@

chuh.org

Assistant Principal: Brigitte Prontyb_pronty@

chuh.org

Roxboro Middle School

2400 Roxboro Road Cleveland H

eights, OH

Office: (216) 371-7440

Attendance: (216) 371-7442

Principal: Rachael Coleman

r_coleman@

chuh.org

Assistant Principal: Denise Lackeyd_lackey@

chuh.org

Middle School H

ours: 8:00 a.m

. - 2:45 p.m.

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ffice: (216) 371-7101Attendance: 9th Grade - (216) 320-317110th Grade - (216) 320-316111th Grade - (216) 320-321112th Grade - (216) 320-3201

HH

S Hours (M

, W, Th, F):

8:15 a.m. - 2:56 p.m

.

HH

S Hours (Tuesday):

8:15 a.m. - 2:16 p.m

.

Administrative Principal

& 12th Grade Principal:

TBD

Assistant Principals: Dr. Alisa Law

son-McKinnie,

11th Grade a_law

[email protected]

John Fullerman

10th Grade j_fullerm

[email protected]

James Dubsky

9th Grade j_dubsky@

chuh.org

13263 Cedar RoadCleveland H

eights, OH

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Options Program

(High School Alternative

Education Program)

Office: (216) 320-2390

Attendance: (216) 320-2398

Principal: Dr. Brian William

s

b_william

[email protected]

Options Program

Hours:

8:30 a.m. - 3:25 p.m

.

14780 Superior RoadCleveland H

eights, OH

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T...General Q

uestions ......Call the Board of Education Offices

[email protected] / (216) 371-7171

Alumni ..........................Julianna Johnston Senturia

j_senturia@

chuh.org / (216) 397-3871Athletics........................................Joe D’Am

ato

j_damato@

chuh.org / (216) 320-3014Career &

Technical Education ..............Katrina Myers

k_m


Comm

unications........................Cathan Cavanaugh


Curriculum................................Robert Sw

aggard

r_swaggard@

chuh.org / (216) 320-2005Early Childhood Program

s..................Danielle Foran


English Language Learners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Felisha Gould


Facilities/Building Permits.................George Petkac

g_petkac@

chuh.org / (216) 320-2062 Fam

ily Engagement..............................Lisa H

unt


Food Services ..............................Anjali Rosedale


GED/Adult Basic &

Literacy Education ..Saundra Washington

s_w


Gifted & Enrichm

ent Programs.............Toia Robinson

t_robinson@

chuh.org / (216) 320-2182Grants and Federal Program

s...................Sue Pardee


Guidance & School Counselors .......Call student’s school

Health Services ....................Karen Liddell-Anderson

k_liddell@

chuh.org / (216) 371-7435 Infinite Cam

pus..............................Betsy Gilmore

b_gilm


Intradistrict Open Enrollm

ent............Student Services

(216) 371-7430 Payroll &

Benefits........................Carmen Jefferson

c_jefferson@

chuh.org / (216) 320-2046PTA Council ....................M

ariegabrielle ‘Gaby’ James

chuhptacouncil@

gmail.com

Registration/Attendance Zones .......Pat Christopherson


Safety & Security.............................Ricky W

atters

r_watters@

chuh.org / (216) 320-2063 Special Education

..................Karen Liddell-Anderson


Technology.................................Christina Bauer


Testing ........................................Allison Byrd


Transcripts..................................Sherelle Rozier


Transportation.................................Scott Smith

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LAFS InterculturalChess ClubDram

a/Theater ClubEducators RisingFashion ClubFree Speech ClubFuture Leading YouthGospel ChoirHall of Fam

e Image

Makers

International ClubJew

ish Student UnionLeading Ladies M

odel United NationsM

SANNational Honor Society

National Technical Honor SocietyNew

spaperPoetry ClubRobotics ClubSADDScience Olym

piadSki & Snow

board ClubStudent Am

bassadorsStudent CouncilSuperintendent’s CadreSw

im Cadets

TV Production ClubTri-MYearbook

BaseballBasketballBow

lingCheerleadingCross CountryField HockeyFootballGolfIce HockeyLacrosseSoccerSoftballSw

imm

ing & DivingTennisTrack & FieldVolleyballW

restling

MID

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SC

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Art ClubChallenge ChoirDance TeamDram

a ClubEnvironm

ental ClubGam

ing Club Leading LadiesM

odel UNM

SANM

ug Club

National Junior Honor SocietyNew

spaperPow

er of the PenRoboticsScience Olym

piadSki ClubSpelling ClubStudent CouncilYearbookBaseballBasketball

CheerleadingCross CountryFootballLacrosseSoccerSoftballVolleyballTennisTrack & FieldW

restling

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LSArt ClubBadm

inton ClubBandBasketball ClubBike ClubBocce BallBook ClubBoys and Girls ClubChess ClubChoirCub ScoutsDanceDram

aGirl ScoutsGirls on the Run

Grief ClubJum

p Rope ClubKarateLet M

e Run!M

aker ClubM

edia ProgramM

ighty Males of

OxfordM

ovie Making Club

Musicians Garden

Gents to Gentlemen

OrchestraOxford ScholarsPeer M

ediationPottery

Safety PatrolScholarly M

enSchool Am

bassadorsSchool Food M

arketSchool Supply StoreScrabble ClubSki ClubSnapologyStudent CouncilTum

blingUltim

ate FrisbeeVideo Announcem

entsYoung Gentlem

en

* Clubs and activities may vary am

ong the middle and elem

entary schools. Visit w

ww

.chuh.org for complete District contact inform

ation.

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James P

oschPresident

(216)633-4249j_posch@

chuh.org

Malia Lew

isVice President(216)906-3693

malia_lew

[email protected]

Dan H

eintzBoard M

ember

(216)906-3646d_heintz@

chuh.org

Jodi SouriniBoard M

ember

(216)906-3556j_sourini@

chuh.org

Beverly W

rightBoard M

ember

(216)337-9636bev_w

[email protected]

Ms. E

lizabeth Kirby

Superintendent(216)371-7330

[email protected]

Scott Gainer

Treasurer/CFO(216)320-2013

[email protected]

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Q: W

ho makes up the C

H-U

H B

oard of Education?

A: Five elected mem

bers serve overlapping four-year terms.

Q: W

hen are Board m

eetings?A:TheBoardm

eetsat7p.m.onthefirstandthirdTuesdayofeverym

onthunlessthereisaconflictw

ithamajorholidayorotherw

isenoticedaheadoftime.

Q: W

ho is allowed to com

e to Board m

eetings?A: The m

eetings are always open to the public.

Q: M

ay citizens speak at Board m

eetings?A: Citizens m

ay address the Board at the beginning of each regular meeting during

publicparticipationandlimitrem

arkstofiveminutes.

Q: Is there a w

ay to make a form

al presentation to the Board?

A: Citizens can write to the Superintendent up to four w

orking days before a meeting

to request a formal audience. Such requests are subject to the approval of the

Superintendent and the Board President. Generally, no form

al public participation at Special M

eetings or Work Sessions is allow

ed, although the Board and the President m

ay decide otherwise at the tim

e of the meeting.

Q: W

hat are “Special Meetings” of the B

oard?A: These are m

eetings called by the President, the Treasurer, or any two m

embers of

the Board. They send a written notice w

ith a time, date, place, and purpose for the

meeting to each m

ember of the Board tw

o days prior to the meeting. These m

eetings are “w

ork sessions” for the Board and are usually scheduled for the third Tuesday of them

onthat7p.m.

Q: W

hen may the B

oard call an executive session?A: The Board m

ay call executive sessions:• To consider the appointm

ent, employm

ent, dismissal, discipline, prom

otion, dem

otion,orcompensationofapublicoffi

cialoremployee,ortoinvestigate

charges or complaints against them

;• To purchase or sell property for public purposes;• To prepare, conduct, or review

negotiations with public em

ployees;• To review

imm

inent or pending litigation;•Toreview

mattersthatarerequiredtobekeptconfidentialbyfederallaw

orrulesor state statutes;• To discuss specialized details of security arrangem

ents.

GO

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TThe Board of Education continues to be com

mitted to

achieving “Excellence in Learning through Excellence in Teaching” and ensuring quality education in support of our com

munities’ com

mitm

ent to quality integrated living. Our priorities include the follow

ing:• Continue to em

phasize competency and proficiency

in basic studies and target results for measurable

improvem

ent.• Every high school student w

ill have a four-year plan that encourages the pursuit of academ

ic work at the

highest level of which he/she is capable. The plan w

ill have as its goal that the student w

ill be prepared for career and/or college entry upon graduation from

high school.• Prom

ote better comm

unications among schools, the

school district, and their constituencies.• Continue to ensure quality fiscal planning and m

anagement, dem

onstrated by financial reporting beyond State requirem

ents.• The District w

ill give attention to the appropriate placem

ent and instruction of each transfer student.• M

onitor and assess program effectiveness of school

district programs for all departm

ents and schools.

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