Introduction

The Shaker Heights City School District is pleased to provide updates on the latest developments with the Ludlow and Woodbury renovation projects as a part of the District’s Long-Term Master Facilities Plan. The District's commitment to enhancing the educational environment for students continues to drive these efforts.

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In this Message

• Ludlow Early Learning Center Neighborhood Canvassing Continues
• December 17 Work Session with City Representatives Scheduled as Woodbury Site Design Evolves

Ludlow Early Learning Center Neighborhood Canvassing Continues

In an effort to raise awareness for the new Ludlow Early Learning Center, the District’s Family and Community Engagement (FACE) leadership team continues to coordinate door-to-door canvassing in Shaker neighborhoods. Adult chaperones and high school student volunteers are placing a colorful door hanger at every house. Ludlow and Moreland neighborhoods were canvassed on November 16 and December 7 respectively. Canvassing will continue after winter break. Volunteers interested in joining the canvassing effort should email Keith Langford at langford_k@shaker.org.

Woodbury Campus Site Design Continues to Evolve with City Input at Monthly Work Session

The project architects are scheduled to meet at City Hall on December 17 at 7 p.m. with representatives of the City Planning Commission/Board of Zoning Appeals and Architectural Board of Review. This month’s work session will include a review of the updated site plan, massing of the building, parking configurations, traffic circulation and greenspace planning.