Ever wonder where so many historical events happened around town? Or how Cleveland history helped shape the country’s larger history?
Bri Lazarchik, a teacher at Gilmour Academy, is the newest area educator to join the Teaching Cleveland network. This year,
Catching up with . . . Facing History and Ourselves Cleveland The Teaching Cleveland team maintains a special relationship with
It Happened Here at the Corner of Ontario and Rockwell Avenue (southwest corner of the Society for Savings Building on
Catching up with Team NEO: November 2022 Why is Team NEO important for our community?As the Northeast Ohio Region’s economic
Surrogate Suburbs: Black Upward Mobility and Neighborhood Change in Cleveland, 1900-1980By Todd M. Michney In early July 1953, Wendell and
This month, Teaching Cleveland caught up with Yvonne Horstman, a Shaker Heights High School social studies teacher of 19 years,
Hello Cleveland: Things You Should Know About the Most Unique City in the WorldBy Nick Perry, illustrated by Jason Look
The (Sort of) Birthplace of Rock n Roll Where: 300 Prospect Avenue (almost directly across the street from Flannery’s Pub)
In 2015, Tri-C received a $10 million gift to create the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Humanities Center. Located at
Sara Accettura, St. Martin de Porres, Director of College Work Study Program Curriculum & TrainingSara, a California native, moved around
An interview with Todd Arrington, Site Manager, James A. Garfield National Historic Site What is Lawnfield and why is it
