Cleveland High

Interested in trying out for our new mascot and scholarship? Scan the QR code to fill out the form or access it on the school webpage. We look forwarded to showcasing Rowdy Raider!

Exciting New Tradition at Cleveland High! Meet Rowdy Raider! Cleveland High School is proud to announce an exciting new tradition that will take our school spirit to the next level — we’re welcoming a brand-new custom Rowdy Raider! Rowdy Raider will be the face of our pride, energy, and Raider spirit at games, pep rallies, community events, and more. And here’s where YOU come in… We’re now accepting applications for students who want to be part of the very first Rowdy Raider Team for the upcoming school year! We’ll be selecting up to 4 students (rising 9th–12th graders) to bring Rowdy Raider to life. If selected, students will receive: • A scholarship • PE credit • And the chance to be a legendary part of Raider history! This is your moment to shine, hype up the crowd, and represent Cleveland High in the most spirited way possible. Are YOU Rowdy enough? Apply now and help us launch a tradition that will fire up Raider Nation for years to come! For questions, see Mrs. Morris or Ms. J. Garcia. #RowdyRaider #RaiderNation #ClevelandPride #NewTradition #MascotTryouts

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Starting on Thursday evening you can see A MUSICAL WITHOUT SONGS...yes..... you read that correctly! Bringing Down the House is a musical without songs. How does that work? Well, you just have to see it. ------ Jules, Sydney, and Elliot have some big dreams. An up-and-coming musical team, they’ve rented a creaky old theater for six weeks to mount a production of their new show. Top Broadway investors are slated to attend, so the team is going to need every minute to rehearse the musical. To their dismay, they discover that the theater is scheduled for demolition the very next day, and they don’t have the money to rent another venue! There’s only one thing to do: throw the show together in just two hours and present it to any investors who can make it on such short notice. ------ Ever hear of a musical without songs? It just might make this madcap comedy a first! Thursday, April 10 at 7:00 Friday, April 11 at 7:00 Saturday, April 12 at 7:00 Sunday, April 13 at 2:30 Monday, April 14 at 7:00 Admission taken at the door.

🌟 Help Us Celebrate Our Amazing CHS Teachers! 🌟 Cleveland High School is gearing up to celebrate the incredible educators who invest in our students' futures every single day. As part of Teacher Appreciation Week, the CHS Leadership students are organizing a special Staff Appreciation Lunch to say THANK YOU to the nearly 180 dedicated staff members who make CHS such a special place. 🗓 When: Tuesday, May 6 🕚 Time: Lunch will be served at 11:00 AM 📍 Where to Drop Off: Main entrance by 11:00 AM We need the support of our amazing parents and community to make this event truly special! Whether you’d like to contribute a dish, supplies, or make a monetary donation — every bit helps. 💵 Monetary Donations: Checks can be made out to Cleveland High School Attn: Jenna Morris Let’s come together to show our teachers how much we appreciate all they do. Thank you for supporting CHS and helping us make this celebration one to remember! 🌟 https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C094FA9AD29ABFFCE9-56221009-teacher

Many thanks to Horace Mann for supplying donuts to the real heroes of CHS! Thank you to our Blue Raider Cafeteria Staff!!

💎Prom is tomorrow💎 We are proud of students taking the Prom-Pledge, signing as a promise to make good choices. We hope everyone has a magical night, but remember, safety first! Thanks to the 24/7 Movement & ATS for the partnership keeping our students safe!

See you there! 🥎

Each month students and staff nominate deserving teachers for Teacher of the Month. Congratulations, Mr. Markham, Mr. Self, Mr. Bradbury, Mr. Rogers, and Ms. Stephens! We are so thankful for you!

Our Lady Raider Flag Football team had their first official games against Bradley and Silverdale. We defeated Bradley 25-0 and Silverdale 12-6. Check out their schedule to go support them making history!

We are so proud of our ATS the Bridge Ambassadors who spoke on MyMix104.1 for the 24/7 Movement promoting safe driving/choices, especially on prom night. Raising awareness and being proactive is crucial in working to keep our students safe. Raiders, make good choices 💙

Congratulations to our March 🌟Students of the Month 🌟 We are so proud of you!

Contact Athena Davis at adavis@clevelandschools.org to purchase! Please share!

The Renaissance Show Choir will be holding auditions on Fri, April 11th at 3:15 in the choir room. There will be a dance clinic on Wednesday, April 9th from 3:15 – 4:30 for anyone interested in seeing what it’s all about. Please see Mr. Atha in the choir room for more details.

4️⃣ more days to bring in canned goods to honor Mrs. Ector! Current standings: 1st place- N. Cantrell 108 cans 2nd place- Ferguson 92 cans 3rd place- Mullins 23 cans

The A-team dusted off the carts for the Blue Cart Special today! We hope everyone enjoyed their treats 😊

As you purchase your prom tickets this week, participate in the Safe Driving Movement activities!

🗣️This Thursday 🗣️ 🌟 Car Wash 🌟 📍CHS Peerless Road Parking Lot 🗓️Thursday, April 3rd ⌚️9:45-12:30 💰Donations accepted 🫶🏻 Proceeds help fund projects that benefit CHS ❓See Mrs. Morris

Get Ready for Prom Spirit Week! Prom week is just around the corner, and we’re bringing awareness to safe driving with fun daily activities! From March 31 - April 4, participate in the 24/7 Movement to help reduce crashes and make prom night safe for everyone! • Monday: Take a pic with a seatbelt before buying a prom ticket! • Tuesday: Paint your thumbnail red as a reminder to never text and drive. • Wednesday: Wear orange to support safer work zones. • Thursday: Sign the safe driving pledge before purchasing your ticket. • Friday: Catch up on any missed activities! Each event will be documented next to prom ticket sales—let’s make prom week fun and safe!

So very proud of all the work these students put in to preparing for ETSBOA Concert Performance Assessment!! Straight Superior ratings AND an American School Band Directors’ Association “Band of Distinction” award for having all A’s in every sub-caption on every judge’s sheet! Lead Director Jim Burton states, "Thanks also to Erik Simpson, associate director, for his great work and Assistant Principal (and Fine Arts supervisor) Donald Benton for always being there to support our program."