Cleveland Heights ends season with 71-61 loss in district semifinal game
The Cleveland Heights High School boys basketball team fell 71-61 to St. Ignatius in their district semifinal match Wednesday, according to a St. Ignatius district Twitter account. Did you go to the game? Share your photos and videos here! The team ends the season with a Lake Erie League championship under their belt.
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Tiger basketball team will take on St. Ignatius at Solon High School at 7 p.m.
The Cleveland Heights boys basketball team will take on St. Ingnatius in the district semifinal tonight at 7 p.m. at Solon High School. Going to the game? Share your photos and videos here! Pre-sale tickets are available at the high school athletic office today for $4 for students and $6 for adults. All tickets are $6 at the door.
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Heights High Parent Connection Council sponsors event this week
The Heights High Parent Connection Council is sponsoring a get-together for parents of Heights High kids this Thursday at the BottleHouse in Cleveland Heights. The organization invites parents to unwind with other parents Jan. 31 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Click here for more information.
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Lady Tigers to play on new field this spring; raising money for fencing, dugout covers
The Heights High Fastpitch Team could use some help getting on the field this spring. The team is selling iPad 3 raffle tickets and collecting donations to pay for the second phase of construction on the team's new softball field at Washington Boulevard and Goodnor Road next to CHHS. The Softball Booster Club and the CH-UH School District broke ground on the new field last month and the Boosters have raised money for the new backstop, dugouts, bullpens and infield renovation. The second phase of the project will be to build outfield fencing, dugout covers and to mount a scoreboard. To enter the raffle, buy a ticket from a softball player, at a Heights High sporting event, or mail a check to Cleveland Heights Fastpitch Club, 2981 Lincoln …
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Group was only high school competitors and placed 4th out of 19 teams.
The Heights High Barbershoppers competed in the International Youth Barbershop Chorus Festival January 10-13. They were the youngest vocalists there and placed fourth in a field that included 19 groups. Much of the competition has been singing barbershop style music for longer than the boys have been alive. The Heights group received an Excellent rating and was recognized for being such a skilled young group - the only one with all high school aged members. Assistant Vocal Music Director Kari Sharpe said, “One of the highlights of the trip was the boy’s performance of The Prayer for the Children. Many of the adults in the audience had tears running down their cheeks.” Vocal music Director Craig McGaughey (right in photo) directs the group…
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4:26 pm on Saturday, January 19, 2013
Craig, Kari, and the barbershoppers richly deserve their many accolades. Well done, all! more ›
A Cleveland Heights High School student said another student assaulted him and stole graduation tickets from him.
An 18-year-old student at Cleveland Heights High School assaulted another senior at the school for his graduation tickets, according to a Cleveland Heights Police Report. The 18-year-old victim was walking near the high school June 1 when he said two men approached him. One suspect started hitting the victim and told him he’d stop if he handed over his graduation tickets. The victim called police, and officers found and arrested the teen, charged him with robbery and recovered the stolen graduation tickets. The other suspect involved was not charged because he did not assault the student. Reports compiled from information and call logs from the Cleveland Heights Police Department.
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9:22 am on Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Hope he was charged as an adult. These kids think its alright to hurt someone with no consequences. Stop the violence, stop the hate. When are we going to look at another person and say that's someones brother, sister, father, mother. Sometimes I wish I was on an island with just family and friends. more ›
The senior signing day celebration begins at noon today.
Cleveland Heights High School athletes will sign letters of intent at noon today, May 30 in the auditorium. Students who play football, boys' basketball and soccer and girls' basketball will participate in the senior signing day celebration. Look for highlights from the event soon.
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The new inductees join more than 300 who have received the honor during the past 32 years.
For the past 32 years, the Cleveland Heights High School Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame has inducted more than 300 alumni who have made significant achievements in their careers. A Heights High student committee selects the inductees from a list of nominees from the general public with only their accomplishments listed, not their names. The ceremony to honor this year's inductees was May 3 at Executive Caterers at Landerhaven. Those recognized include graduates from 1938 and 1999. The 2012 Cleveland Heights High School Distinguished Alumni are: More information about the inductees and biographies can be found on the Heights Alumni website.
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The Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics curriculum will be offered in the 2012-2013 school year.
The first 100 people who sign up for a daily newsletter from Cleveland Heights Patch at the Cleveland Heights High School Alumni Foundation Pancake Breakfast will get $1 off the meal.
The Cleveland Heights High School Alumni Foundation is flipping flapjacks for a good cause this Sunday, and Cleveland Heights Patch is getting involved. This is the 16th year the foundation is hosting its Annual Pancake Breakfast, and proceeds benefit scholarship programs for Heights High seniors. Pancakes are served from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., and Cleveland Heights Patch will offer $1 off meals for the first 100 people who sign up for our (free) daily newsletter. The day's headlines will be delivered — free of charge — to your inbox every morning. Admission is $6 for adults, $5 for 4- to 12-year-olds and $5 for people 60 years old or more. We'll give you a dollar off that price and give it to the alumni foundation at the end of the event. …
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Dave
4:32 pm on Thursday, March 7, 2013
Nope didn't go. Thought you would go then give us a report. more ›