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Cleveland’s schools are undergoing a seismic shift this year, shuttering 18 buildings and merging 29 schools to tackle a $150 million budget gap and aging infrastructure. Iconic Collinwood High is gone, its students now at Glenville, while over 400 staff face layoffs—or reassignment. The city’s still hunting for developers to repurpose the vacant sites, pushing deadlines to mid-September. It’s a painful but necessary pivot toward modern, equitable education—and a smaller, smarter footprint for the future.

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