Brooklyn City Schools students have demonstrated a great deal of flexibility, resilience, and personal growth throughout the ongoing transition to online learning. This involves students of all ability levels, including those with special learning needs. 

The Brooklyn City Schools creatively honored its senior Class of 2020 through an individualized commencement ceremony for all graduates during the week of May 18^th with a symbolic walk across the stage in the District’s beloved auditorium. 

With the help of technology and the dedicated efforts of ELA/Creative Writing Teacher Jacinta Bader, 8^th and 9^th grade students are showing both creativity and impressive resilience with the new form of online learning. 

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Brooklyn High School Proudly Presents the 2020 Brooklyn High School Scholarship Awards Banquet

Brooklyn School and Brooklyn High School were recently designated as Project Lead the Way (PLTW) Distinguished Schools and recognized for providing innovative educational opportunities for students through Polaris Career Center middle and high school satellite STEM programs.

Students and staff throughout the entire District had the opportunity to showcase their creativity during a fun, art-themed Virtual Spirit Week Challenge from April 20^th – April 24^th. 

The Brooklyn City Schools Board of Education formally approved Brian Hare as the new Principal at Brooklyn High School during the most recent meeting on Tuesday, April 21, 2020. 

Brooklyn High School is the proud recipient of the 2020 Leo Murphy Field & Equipment Grant, totaling $2,500, from Cleveland Touchdown Club Charities.