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**UPDATE** So… here’s the plan…
1) If you have prepared a statement to read during public comments, we urge you to send them ahead of time. You can send them to these 3 addresses: clevelandheightscouncil@clevelandheights.gov, ABalester@clevelandheights.gov & mayor@clevelandheights.gov, and if you want to, you can copy us on the email at info@coventrypeacecampus.org.
2) We don’t want this meeting to go too long. Council cannot vote on this matter until AFTER public comments, so if we speak for too long, the vote will not happen until late. That risks losing the attention of the public who may be watching the live stream or video, and makes it a really long day for the Council Members who are doing what they can to be helpful. SO… that’s why we want you to send your statements via email ahead of time - it will give them the encouragement they need heading into the meeting, and will respect everyone’s time at the actual meeting.
3) If you feel strongly about wanting to make your statement out loud during the public comments portion, by all means you should speak. If you think the people that spoke before you already covered what you were going to say, then just go to the podium and say that everyone has already spoken to the important issues you were going to speak to, quickly say thank you to council and then return to your seat without using up a lot of time - short and sweet is the key.
4) FILL THE ROOM!!! FILL THE ROOM!!! FILL THE ROOM!!! We don’t have to take up a lot of time by speaking to council - but we should do what we can to fill the room - that will actually speak volumes!!!
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Join us in thanking City Council members for their support and commending them for publicly expressing it. Councilman Petras and Councilman Cobb are co-sponsoring a resolution of support, which will be voted on during the Council meeting on Monday, September 16, at 7:30 pm at City of Cleveland Heights, - City Hall. While this public statement of support cannot force the Library Board to act and respects their autonomy in decision-making, it sends a clear message that Cleveland Heights' elected representatives stand with the residents who have voiced their desire to preserve this important community pillar.
We hope to see you Monday night (09/16) at 7:30 pm at Cleveland Heights City Hall – 40 Severance Circle, Cleveland Heights, OH 44118.
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So… here’s the plan… 1) If you have prepared a statement to read during public comments, we urge you to send them ahead of time. You can send them to these 3 addresses: clevelandheightscouncil@clevelandheights.gov, ABalester@clevelandheights.gov & mayor@clevelandheights.gov, and if you want to, you can copy us on the email at info@coventrypeacecampus.org. 2) We don’t want this meeting to go too long. Council cannot vote on this matter until AFTER public comments, so if we speak for too long, the vote will not happen until late. That risks losing the attention of the public who may be watching the live stream or video, and makes it a really long day for the Council Members who are doing what they can to be helpful. SO… that’s why we want you to send your statements via email ahead of time - it will give them the encouragement they need heading into the meeting, and will respect everyone’s time at the actual meeting. 3) If you feel strongly about wanting to make your statement out loud during the public comments portion, by all means you should speak. If you think the people that spoke before you already covered what you were going to say, then just go to the podium and say that everyone has already spoken to the important issues you were going to speak to, quickly say thank you to council and then return to your seat without using up a lot of time - short and sweet is the key. 4) FILL THE ROOM!!! FILL THE ROOM!!! FILL THE ROOM!!! We don’t have to take up a lot of time by speaking to council - but we should do what we can to fill the room - that will actually speak volumes!!!
Thank you Councilman Cobb for your strong, public support of the Keep the P.E.A.C.E. effort.
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Building A Strong Foundation: Supporting Exceptional Learners Event Registration and information can be found in the attached post. Brought to you in part by Reaching Heights.Building A Strong Foundation: Supporting Exceptional Learners Event Registration.
Time & Date: September 23, 2024, 6 p.m.- 7:30 p.m. (Dinner & Registration begin at 5:30 p.m.)
Location: Heights Family Resource Center, 14780 Superior Road, Cleveland Heights, OH 44118
This interactive workshop will connect families and caregivers of students with Exceptionalities to representatives from the CH-UH Student Services Department; the CH-UH Parent Mentor Joy Howard; And the County Board of Developmental Disabilities (CCBDD) Community Outreach Office. The evening will begin with an overview of services and supports and continue into table top discussions to help gain clarity on enrollment, resources and programs. Please RSVP by September 20, 2024.
For more information contact Family Engagement Specialist Lisa Lisa M. Hunt at (216) 320.2204 or by email at L_Hunt@chuh.org
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CH-UH Parent Mentor Joy Howard at 216.236.3616 at Joy@Reachingheights.org for more information.
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Thank you Councilman Craig Cobb for your strong, public support of our Keep the P.E.A.C.E. effort.
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Do you like to sing?!? Join The Singers' Club of Cleveland! See the attached post for more info.Do you love singing? Are you looking to join a choir? Join The Singers' Club of Cleveland! We are a men's chorus that allows serious non-professional singers to perform a wide and diverse range of choral works. While the primary focus of our organization is musical, we strive for camaraderie and friendship, and the relationships forged between members have contributed to the success and longevity of The Singers' Club.
We meet once a week on Tuesday evenings in Cleveland Heights. An informal "audition" is required so our Artistic Staff can get a sense of your voice. If interested, please visit our website at singersclub.org for more information and send an email to membership@singersclub.org. Rehearsals are ongoing. See you there! 🎼
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FYI - DANCECleveland is hiring!DANCECleveland is currently looking for teaching artists to add to our roster of instructors for our Read to Learn… Dance to Move program that enters into preschool and kindergartens across Northeast Ohio!
This year we are looking for teachers for CMSD as well as Lorain!
For more information, please visit: www.dancecleveland.org/about/jobs/teaching-artist
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What is Coventry PEACE Campus?
When the school district sought to divest itself from the former Coventry Elementary School building in 2017, leaving its future uncertain, the leaders of all the tenant organizations and a broad base of community supporters came together in a grassroots movement to propose ways to preserve and grow the thriving arts, culture and education hub that had organically taken root there. From this effort, the Coventry PEACE Campus came into being. The Coventry P.E.A.C.E. building currently houses a dozen local and regional nonprofits. It is our goal to provide an accessible, sustainable, more efficient, and affordable home for these nonprofits, and to attract new organizations to the building.
