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Cleveland Heights Looking for Students to Lead Youth Advisory Group

The group will consist of 10 young residents; find the application here

Cleveland Heights officials hope a few area students step into leadership roles for a soon-to-be-formed commission.

The city is developing the Cleveland Heights Youth Advisory Commission, a group that will promote understanding and connectivity between the city and its young residents. The commission will consist of six students from Cleveland Heights High School and four from private, parochial or home schools in the area.

According to the city, students on the commission will be accompanied by a Cleveland Heights Police officer, a Cleveland Heights High School teacher and a member from the city's Recreation Advisory Board. These adults will be non-voting members of the commission.

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Students interested in joining the group must submit an application form and a 250-word essay detailing why they want to join the advisory commission. The application deadline is 4 p.m. on Feb. 4.

Click PDFs for a copy of the application form.

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Applications and essays can be emailed to Judy Hayes, jhayes@clvhts.com, or mailed to:

Cleveland Heights City Hall
c/o Judy Hayes
40 Severance Circle
Cleveland Heights Ohio 44118


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