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Michael R. White School
Basic Information
Address: 1000 east 92nd Street
County: United States
District: Cleveland Metropolitan School
Phone Number: 216-451-7013
Fax Number: 216-451-4590
Email: dessie.sanders@cmsdnet.net
Principal: Dessie Sanders
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Additional Information
School Type: K-8 STEM
Grade Level:
K-5, 6-8
Founded: 1933 as Miles Standish
School Setting:
Michael R. White School is located near the beautiful culture gardens in Cleveland, Ohio.
School Schedule (Hours in Day): 9:00 - 4:00
School Colors: Red & White
School Mascot: Stars
Community:
Glenville
School Size: 545
Classroom Teachers: We have 54 classroom teachers
Student/Teacher Ratio: 20: 1
Support Services:
BeechBrook Social Services
Speach Pathologist
Psyschologist
full time nurse
After School Programs: Yes
Summer School: No
PTA Organization: Yes
Computer Capabilities:
Mac
and PC
School Clubs:
America SCORES Technology
Gardening Yes I Can Bible Group
Basketball Science
Reading Soccer
Lunch Availability: Daily
Uniform Guidelines:
Blue or black bottom and white or navy tops.
Mission Statement:
All Students attending Michael R. White School will be engaged in a rigorous, high quality
education. They will be engaged in lessons that will capture and inspire their interest in
STEM education.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
We are the cornerstone of the community. The Staff and school community strongly believe that all of our students will be successful when we work together to meet the needs of all students.