Education

From elementary to high school, here’s a look at the priavte schools serving students across the Cleveland area. By Cleveland Magazine Staff

Learning to ask questions, feel uncomfortable and put yourself out there are just a few ways mentorship opportunities grow more well-rounded students. By Kristen Hampshire

Robotics competitions can help students gain technical and soft skills for future careers. By Jaden Stambolia

NASA Glenn’s High School STEM programs allow students to explore different engineering disciplines before committing to a college major. By Jaden Stambolia

The comedian, who got his start in Cleveland’s comedy scene, has made a splash on the 50th season of the popular comedy show. By Annie Nickoloff

Figuring out the ever-changing, complex college admissions environment is no easy feat. Some families are layering on the counseling services. By Kristen Hampshire

A forced pivot to virtual college during the pandemic illuminated how offering choice in modality and adapting in-person curriculum can accommodate a wider spread of students. By Kristen Hampshire

A conversation with Donny Bittala, director of Lake Ridge Academy and leader of the upper school, details AI efforts. By Kristen Hampshire

Cleveland is developing into a hub for gaming with the addition of the Ethlete Lab Academy, which joins a roster of esports resources and programs in the city. By Jaden Stambolia

School menus at Gilmour, University School and more look a lot different than parents remember, with diverse flavors and healthy offerings. By Kristen Hampshire

We’re all figuring it out. Laurel School and Lake Ridge Academy share how tech in the school environment is increasingly complicated. By Kristen Hampshire

Practice digital ‘separation’ to prevent no-electronics anxiety during camp. By Kristen Hampshire