In late 2023, we unexpectedly lost Steve Guthrie, a great man who has served on the Buckeye Community Hope Foundation Board for over 20 years. Steve was a generous, kind, and loyal friend to many. He was always willing to help anyone and demonstrated that in his work with Buckeye, within his family, and his […]
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In recent years, restorative practices have gained attention as an effective framework for building positive school climates and addressing conflicts. While the concept can seem overwhelming or resource-intensive, integrating small restorative practices into daily routines can lead to significant improvements in relationships, trust, and overall school culture. Restorative Practices Defined Restorative practices encompass a set
Constellation Schools Westside Community School of the Arts has been accepted into a 4-year program with The Cleveland Playhouse, as a Disney Musical School! The program, which focuses on building confidence and creativity through musical theater, kicked off after the school’s new academic coach encouraged staff to apply. Following a competitive process that included interviews
By Zoe Plotnick, Accountability and School Improvement Representative Quick question: how many days of school are left until winter break? If you were able to immediately name a precise number without looking at the calendar or stopping to count, we see you. You have certainly earned your share of joyful gatherings, celebrations, treats, and yes, the blessing
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We are thrilled to announce that this year’s annual holiday card will once again showcase incredible student creativity! Students of all ages were invited to submit their festive designs, and we’re excited to congratulate the winner of the contest: Zelena S., a talented 7th grader from Constellation Schools: Puritas Community Middle. The artwork will be
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By Joni Byus, Accountability and School Improvement Representative What do 1775 America, 1789 France, and 2017 Hochman and Wexler have in common? They all saw the need for a revolution! The colonists were discontent with colonial rule due to taxation without representation violating their rights. France was dealing with a combination of social, political, and
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Brit Seward, BCHF Accountability and School Improvement Specialist, has been accepted as a fellow into the National Council of Supervisors of Mathematics (NCSM)! NCSM is a premier mathematics education leadership organization. Their leadership in the mathematics education community develops vision, ensures support, and guarantees that all students engage in equitable, high-quality mathematical experiences that lead
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