What is most important to parents in choosing a school for their child? What challenges do families face in their decision making? Through hundreds of emails and conversational interviews with parents, educators, and local/national community stakeholders, the Cleveland Transformation Alliance Family Listening Campaign has become a thoughtfully designed research tool that will
By: Kaylyn Hlavaty CLEVELAND — As more districts opt-in to begin the school year with remote learning, including the Cleveland Metropolitan School District, Eric Gordon, CEO of CMSD, along with a local school board president and network manager of MyCom, will host a webinar Tuesday to show how the community can
Join a NeoSTEM Ecosystem webinar 4 p.m. Tuesday with CMSD’s CEO, the president of a school board, a leader of a community support network and a teacher to discover how you can best support learning needs CLEVELAND – Eric Gordon, chief executive officer of the Cleveland Metropolitan School District, a local teacher, the network
Ecosystems are ready to support school districts as they reimagine school Cleveland Metropolitan School District Chief Executive Officer Eric Gordon Monday told members of U.S. Congress that the inequities in Cleveland that were magnified by the COVID-19 pandemic existed long before anyone had ever heard of the disease. The scourge
CLEVELAND – A catering company, barbershop, hair salon, lawn mower repair and aromatherapy store are among the businesses participating in the pilot of Wir’Ed, a program that pairs students and marketing professionals with business owners to improve online operations. WIR’ED, co-developed by the NeoSTEM Ecosystem and the Old Brooklyn CDC,
Out of the chaos of COVID, leaders have emerged to rally around in support of small businesses in the Cleveland community of Old Brooklyn. You might think that these leaders were the usual suspects, and definitely, the forward-thinking teams at NEOSTEM, Old Brooklyn CDC, and other local organizations began the
The WIR’ED project, led by NEOSTEM, aims to strengthen local communities by enabling marketing and technology access to small business owners. Bringing together local businesses, high school students, and marketing professionals, WIR’ED’s pilot project focused on the Old Brooklyn neighborhood of Cleveland where many brick and mortar stores were strongly
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Cleveland students, marketing professionals from throughout the region and business owners from Old Brooklyn are in the second week of the WIR’ED pilot project, created by NeoSTEM and the Old Brooklyn CDC. Students and the marketing professionals are helping businesses develop a stronger online presence to help their businesses grow.
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