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University Heights City Council

Thursday, May 17, 2012

Infeld: Closing Gearity Will 'Kill Our City'

The proposal to close Gearity Professional Development School was a primary topic during a Monday meeting that included city and school officials from Cleveland Heights, University Heights and South Euclid.

University Heights Mayor Susan Infeld told the Cleveland Heights-University Heights School Board that if they decide to close Gearity Professional Development School, it will “kill our city.” “Frankly, it’s odd in an urban area to not have a public elementary school,” Infeld said at a meeting Monday that included about 20 officials from Cleveland Heights, University Heights and South Euclid city councils and the CH-UH School Board. “In an area that is urban with sidewalks, it is normal and kind to have an elementary school choice for your children.” The meeting was called to discuss the district’s third facilities master plan proposal, and the two most hotly debated topics — closing the only elementary school in University Heights, and …

John Hubbard

10:38 am on Friday, July 13, 2012

Please consider signing this petition essentially asking the CH-UH Board of Ed to allow a year of honest community dialog before asking our community for $130 Million. http://www.change.org/petitions/cleveland-heights-university-heights-board-of-education-remove-plan-c-from-consideration-for-the-november-2012-ballot   more ›

Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Kelley: Call Center Will Not Move Into Millikin

Cleveland Heights Mayor Ed Kelley confirmed the developer will have space near Monticello and Mayfield, and School Board president Karen Jones said the CH-UH Board will consider putting Millikin up for public auction in its executive session tonight.

The Millikin controversy has come full circle. The recent debate over the former school was sparked by word that a call center was interested in the building, constructed in the mid-50's, at 1700 Crest Road. Cleveland Heights Mayor Ed Kelley confirmed that was no longer on the table at a meeting Monday night that included Cleveland Heights and University Heights city councils and the CH-UH School Board at the Cleveland Heights Community Center. About 400 people came to listen to the work session, the majority being Orthodox Jewish families from Mosdos Ohr Hatorah, which wants to buy Millikin. Kelley said the developer previously interested in opening a call center in the school building, owned by the CH-UH City School District, has a …

Susan Miller

11:18 am on Wednesday, May 16, 2012

retention - planning.co.cuyahoga.oh.us/infrastructure/pdf/langerdale.pdf Nine Mile Creek - relevant to this discussion because it is the watershed for Severance Millikin neighborhood and Oakwood has opportunities that are being overlooked. One such is a green turnout of the stream just north of the Oakwood property and south of Mayfield to make a low cost pocket wetland. It'd be a start since so …   more ›

Monday, May 14, 2012

Cleveland Heights, University Heights Councils, School Board to Meet Tonight

The meeting among the two cities and CH-UH School Board will start at 7:30 p.m. in the Cleveland Heights Community Center.

The Cleveland Heights and University Heights city councils and the Cleveland Heights-University Heights School Board will meet at 7:30 p.m. today in the Cleveland Heights Community Center. City and school officials will discuss the proposed facilities master plan for the CH-UH district, and two major concerns from each city — Millikin and Gearity. Cleveland Heights City Council has asked the CH-UH School Board to meet to hear more about the future of the former Millikin School several times since February. The district released the updated appraisal last week, which said the market value of the property was about $770,000. University Heights Mayor Susan Infeld has openly shared her concern about the proposal to close Gearity Professional …

Thursday, April 26, 2012

UPDATE: Joint Meeting Among Cleveland Heights, University Heights Councils, School Board Set

The joint meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. May 14 at the Cleveland Heights Community Center.

This article was originally published at 8 a.m. April 24. The Cleveland Heights and University Heights city councils and the Cleveland Heights-University Heights School Board will meet at 7:30 p.m. May 14 in the Cleveland Heights Community Center. Mayor Ed Kelley confirmed the time and location Thursday and said the joint meeting is open to the public. Karen Jones, school board president, announced the date was confirmed at Monday's board work session. The councils and board will discuss the proposed facilities master plan for the CH-UH district. Cleveland Heights City Council has also asked the CH-UH School Board to meet separately about community concern over the future of the former Millikin school several times since February. A date …

Friday, September 30, 2011

Forum to Feature Cleveland Heights and University Heights Candidates

The local chapter of the League of Women Voters and FutureHeights are co-hosting the two-hour event featuring Cleveland Heights and University Heights City Council and School Board candidates

Cleveland Heights and University Heights residents can hear from and question local candidates at a forum at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Cleveland Heights Community Center. The two-hour event will feature candidates running for city council and school board seats in Cleveland Heights and University Heights, and is presented by the League of Women Voters Cuyahoga Area, Cleveland Heights-University Heights Chapter and FutureHeights. Deanna Bremer Fisher, executive director of FutureHeights, will moderate the event. “Candidates will have an opportunity to make a statement, and the audience will be able to ask questions. We will follow the format that the League has used for many years, which asks audience members to write down their questions,” …

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