- Yearly school-wide theme that ties the culture together (this year: Harry Potter; past: Hunger Games, Monopoly)
- Weekly tutoring sessions with teachers built into the schedule
- Family Community Liaison (Mrs. Skillern) delivers social-emotional lessons in classrooms and works with students individually
- Third-party counseling available for students who need it
- Clubs that reflect what children actually care about: Anime Club, Afrobeats Club, Choir, Dance Club
- Sports for grades 6-8: boys and girls volleyball, boys and girls basketball, cheerleading
- Field trips to the Cleveland Zoo, local farms, and yearly off-campus experiences
- Father's Day Walk and school-wide celebrations that pull families into the building
Get Your Child's Enrollment Info
It takes about 60 seconds. You want a school where your child is known. Where someone notices when he or she is struggling before you have to make the phone call. Where the year has a shape to it that your child can feel, not just a calendar of assignments. Euclid Prep was built around a simple idea: children become determined, fearless, and future-ready when the adults around them refuse to treat school like a holding pattern. When teachers tutor weekly. When a Family Community Liaison pushes into classrooms to teach children how to manage their emotions, not just their grades. When your child can join an Afrobeats Club or an Anime Club and see his or her interests reflected in the building.What happens inside the school day
Your child's teacher doesn't wait for the parent-teacher conference to tell you something is wrong. Weekly tutoring is built into the rhythm of this school. If your child is behind, the help starts immediately. If your child is ahead, that gets noticed too. Mrs. Skillern, the Family Community Liaison, connects the school to its families and its families to each other. She brings social-emotional lessons into classrooms. She works one-on-one with students who need it. She nurtures community partnerships that keep the school connected to the neighborhood around it.What happens outside the classroom
Anime Club. Afrobeats Club. Choir Club. Dance Club for grades 3-8. Your child's interests aren't afterthoughts here. They're recognized, supported, and given space. In 6th through 8th grade, students can compete in volleyball, basketball, or cheerleading. Field trips run throughout the year, from the Cleveland Zoo to local farms. And then there's the Father's Day Walk. Dads in the building. Dads part of the culture. It's a small thing that signals something big about what this school believes a family looks like.Everything you just read? It costs nothing.
- No tuition
- No fees
- Free breakfast and free lunch every day
- Free after-school program Monday through Thursday, 4:00-5:15pm, snacks included, first come first served
- Free yellow bus transportation through CMSD for K-8 students within the service radius
- Community bus service: 440-337-4376
- Kindergarten cutoff: September 30th