LOOK: Cleveland Heights High School Boys Basketball Schedule

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Click here to see the girls' schedule. Varsity Basketball Schedule 2013 Day Date Opponent Place Time Sunday Jan. 6th Scholastic Play by Play Baldwin Wallace College TBA Tuesday Jan. 8th Warrensville Cleveland Heights HS 7:30 p.m. Friday Jan. 11th Warren G. Harding Warren G. Harding HS 7:30 p.m. Friday Jan. 18th Shaw Cleveland Heights HS 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Jan. 22nd Euclid High School Euclid HS 7:30 p.m. Saturday Jan. 26th Dunk 4 Diabetes Walsh HS TBA Friday Feb. 1st Bedford Bedford HS 7:30 p.m. Saturday Feb. 2nd Mentor Mentor HS 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Feb. 5th Maple Cleveland Heights HS 7:30 p.m. Friday Feb. 8th Lorain City Cleveland Heights HS 7:30 p.m. Thursday Feb. 14th St. Ignatius Cleveland Heights HS 7:30 p.m. Friday Feb. 15th Warrensville…

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Seeking Whiz Kids in the Heights

Nominate an awesome student, musician, artist, athlete or volunteer for our weekly feature

If you've been visiting Cleveland Heights Patch regularly, you know we've already featured dozens of amazing young athletes, musicians, artists and writers.  And we're going to write about more.  Know a youngster who volunteers her time regularly at the Ronald McDonald House? Or a student who won a writing contest? Is your child performing at a piano recital? We want to know about them. Please submit your daughter, son, niece, nephew, grandson, goalie, student, choir member, honor society member and any other incredible teen, 'tween or child for our weekly Feature, Whiz Kid. It's OK to brag.  Please note, this is not a competition. We feature a Cleveland Heights Whiz Kid each week on Wednesday, so don't hesitate to nominate someone.  …

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Update: Heights High Boys' Basketball Coach Will Not Lead Team Next Year

Barry Egan's contract will not be renewed

Updated 4:30 p.m. Tuesday: The Cleveland Heights-University Heights School District announced that Barry Egan, coach of the Heights High boys' basketball team, will not lead the Tigers next year. Kristin Hughes, athletic director for the school, said Egan's contract will not be renewed, and they are searching for candidates to replace him.  “The boy’s basketball team at Cleveland Heights High School played tough and achieved much success throughout the 2010-2011 season," Hughes said in a press release from the school. The team's record for the 2010-2011 season was 16-7. "While we look forward to next season and even more success, we have discussed our plans for next season with Coach Barry Egan and agree that we will pursue a different …

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ILUVCH

11:58 pm on Thursday, May 5, 2011

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Whiz Kid: Ashley Aniton

President of student council passionate about volunteerism

Cleveland Heights Patch Whiz Kid of the Week: Ashley Aniton Ashley Aniton has led two student organizations at Heights High. She is the former president of the Minority Student Achievement Network, an advocacy group for students at Heights High that describes itself as a "national coalition of 25 multiracial, suburban-urban school districts." She and the group participated in volunteer projects, including the “Flip this Yard” program, where several students manicured the lawn of two seniors in Cleveland Heights and University Heights. The 17-year-old is now president of student council and is a co-captain on a community tennis team. One of her favorite activities is volunteering at McGregor Nursing Home in East Cleveland. “I’m a really …

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5 Things You Need to Know Today

Five Things You Need to Know About Cleveland Heights This Week

Egg hunt, volunteer opportunity, concert and more

1. There are still tickets available for the Reaching Musical Heights concert tonight at 7:30 at Severance Hall. The show is only once every four years and features more than 500 students from the Cleveland Heights-University Heights School District. 2. Coventry PEACE is asking volunteers to help clean and repair Coventry Playground and work in the gardens this Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Equipment and lunch will be provided. 3. Tickets are on sale for Pestival at the Nature Center at Shaker Lakes. The sixth annual cocktail-style reception includes cuisine made from garlic mustard, an invasive species that staff pull from the grounds each year.  The event is from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday. 4. The 15th annual Cleveland Heights High …

Parents Talk Q&A: Restructuring of Heights High Small Schools

What do you think about the upcoming changes at Cleveland Heights High School?

Each week the Cleveland Heights Parents Council will answer a question on parenthood. Join the conversation by logging in and posting a comment or posing a question below. We'd love to hear from you. Last week, we posted a question asking parents what they thought about the changes at Heights High. Because we didn't hear from parents, we wanted to give everyone an opportunity to respond again.  This week's question is the same as last week's: What do you think about the upcoming changes to Heights High?  Mariya Ali: Overall, I am excited about the changes scheduled for implementation in the 2012-2013 school year. I agree with the effort to integrate the district's curriculum across all grade levels and to make the education our children …

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Whiz Kid: Victoria Lewis

The ninth-grader is a finalist in the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage 'Stop the Hate: Youth Speak Out' essay contest

Cleveland Heights Patch Whiz Kid of the Week: Victoria Lewis  When her English teacher asked her to write about a type of hate and what she would do to stop it, 14-year-old Victoria Lewis didn't pick bullying or discrimination.  Lewis was inspired to write about self-hate among teens after noticing that some girls her age had cuts on their arms.  Her teacher, Donna Feldman, asked the class to write an essay for the third annual essay contest sponsored by the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage, Stop the Hate: Youth Speak Out. Lewis said she wrote the piece in the fall and was surprised to find out she was a finalist.  "I was excited at first because I really didn't plan on it — I forgot about it," said Lewis, a ninth-grader at the Mosaic …

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Michelle Simakis

2:09 pm on Monday, April 4, 2011

The event is April 10, and we will let readers know which finalists won prizes. But all of the students should be proud that they were selected!   more ›

CHUH School Board to Hear Plans for High School Next Year at Work Session

Principal and teacher reassignments at Cleveland Heights High School on the agenda tonight

The Cleveland Heights-University Heights School Board will hear from high school officials tonight about principal and teacher reassignments and other changes at the small schools next year.  The regularly scheduled work session will be held at Wiley Middle School's Auditorium at 7 p.m.  Cleveland Heights High split into five small schools in 2004 and 2005 as part of the Ohio High School Transformation Initiative, and the hope was that student achievement, engagement and graduation rates would improve.  But school officials said results have not met their expectations. Students aren't taking all classes within their small schools, achievement has tapered off and about a quarter of freshmen have to repeat the ninth grade. The district …

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linda jenkins

3:51 pm on Wednesday, March 16, 2011

i think it is very important for the ohio teachers voices to be heard.they should be given an opportunity and a open forum to discuss,share,ideas in the setting of a classroom ,that we may think is insignficant to the parent and the student ,but it could be of great signficance for the educators,our schools should never be a political issue ,it should be a justifiable right and privilege for …   more ›

Cleveland Heights Boys' Basketball Season Ends in District Play

No. 1 Garfield Heights downs Tigers, but not without a fight

A gleeful coach Sonny Johnson said last week his Garfield Heights team was going to have fun facing Cleveland Heights in the Division I district semifinals. Well, it sure didn’t look like it Wednesday night. Despite the trash talk and a final score that might indicate it was less of a contest than it actually was, the state’s No. 1 boys’ basketball team in Division I came away with a 59-40 victory over the Tigers that wasn’t truly secure until deep into the fourth quarter at Solon High School. With a quick burst to open the third, the Tigers drew within two points of the Bulldogs, but Garfield’s superior size, speed and skill put down the threat almost immediately. Nonetheless, Garfield Heights didn’t find itself with a comfortable 12-…

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