CLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL | SEATTLE
This article was published in the Seattle Times, March 29, 2020 | View Source Written by Nicole Bordeur, Seattle Times
By Anna Ni & Maxwell Brooke, Staff reporters Note: A reprint from The Cleveland Journal In a country where students
‘A feeling of pride’ – Cleveland High School war memorial — a forest in Issaquah — is rededicated By Susan
To keep dry from a heavy downpour, students and alumni from Cleveland High School huddled shoulder-to-shoulder under umbrellas and awnings
New housing developments creep closer and closer to the Cleveland Memorial Forest on the east side of the Sammamish Plateau
It was fitting and appropriate that the Washington state Supreme Court recently declined to review lower-court decisions rejecting an attempt
It may have burned for several days, but the fire that destroyed a lyceum on the Issaquah-Fall City Road wasn’t
It was a poetic occasion: The old and new superintendents of Seattle Public Schools stopping by the woods on a
Sometimes tragedy accomplishes what no amount of politicking could. The drive-by slaying of a Ballard High School student in March
When the 1944 yearbook staff at Cleveland High School wrote about “the shattered conditions of the world,” they meant World
Kenneth E. Selby, former assistant superintendent of Seattle’s schools during the 1940s, was always into something, his family said. Mr.
