Constellation Schools: Eastside Arts Academy

6700 Lansing Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44105

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(216) 441-9830

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Principal

Katherine Rybak

6700 Lansing, Cleveland, OH 44105, US

Grades Offered

PreK—8

Operated By

Buckeye Community Hope Foundation

Hours of Operation

8:00 AM — 3:15 PM

Mission

Eastside Arts Academy is a small school setting with small class sizes. Students build lifelong friendships here at EAA because of our almost family-like environment where we have very high behavior expectations and where students and staff always have respectful interactions. Students are held to high standards both behaviorally and academically so that they can grow to be successful adults. Students enrich their learning with daily art & music, & are provided many extracurricular opportunities

Achievement

State rating of how well students performed on tests.

Above Average Ranked 5 of 22
Cleveland schools

Progress

State rating of student growth compared to growth of other students in Ohio.

Above Average Ranked 7 of 22
Cleveland schools

State Rating

3.5/5

Achievement: 2/5

Progress: 5/5

Gap Closing: 4/5

Graduation: 0/5

Early Literacy: 1/5

Enrollment

105

Students

Third Grade Reading Proficiency

28.3%

Students meeting requirements for 4th grade

Attendance Rate

85%

Attendance Rate

Programs Offered

(2) materially interfere with school work

2022

Arts integration

Autism Services

Band

Band Drama Club Guitar Club Morning News Art Club

black

black or Constellation sweatshirts may be worn in cool weather. ABSOLUTELY NO HOODED SWEATSHIRTS/GARMENTS MAY BE WORN DURING SCHOOL. ● Navy blue or black ties (optional) ● Black

but are not limited to: ● Any clothing not identified above ● Any clothing with pictures or wording ● Hooded sweatshirts ● Sweatpants ● Open toed shoes ● Tennis shoes that light up

but must be removed during school. ● Plain belts – black or brown – no decorations Violations to the uniform requirement include

Cheerleading

clean clothing that is appropriate for an educational environment. The Principal may require students to change any attire deemed inappropriate. For this purpose

create disorder

Dress Code – Uniform Policy (Applicable to Early Kindergarten – 8th grade) 4.2010.7 Dress Code The Board has adopted the following reasonable dress code and grooming guidelines to promote discipline

ELL Services

Extramural Basketball

Inclusion Classrooms

Jones Road Family Development

Libraries

maintain order

No

or

or disrupt the educational program. All students are expected to wear neat

or light blue sweaters ● White or light blue turtlenecks may be worn under shirts or sweaters ● Navy blue

Other

Pull out/Push in services

secure the safety of students

shoes

the Principal may ask the student’s parents to bring different clothing to the school

Volleyball

we do not offer any of these programs

white

white or navy blue socks ● Black dress shoes are preferred. Clean tennis or basketball shoes in good condition may be worn. Boots may be worn to school in the winter

Yes