Cleveland High School for the Digital Arts is expanding its project-based approach where students design videogames, film movies and record digital sound projects as part of core coursework. The school combines game design, recording arts technology and digital filmmaking to allow students to access math, history and science via creative means. Ninth-grade students arrive early and stay late to work on recording arts and film projects, and they are highly engaged in the digital arts curriculum. The integrated design model in the school gives students opportunities to display work and prepare portfolios for art and technology colleges.

Q1. Does Cleveland High School for the Digital Arts support learning through practical activities?

Ans. Yes, students work on projects and do things that help them learn skills they can use in the real world.

Q2. Can students take the SAT and ACT?

Ans. Yes, Cleveland High School for the Digital Arts lets students who want to go to college take both the SAT and the ACT.

Q3. Are there chances for peer mentoring?

Ans. Yes, Older kids can teach younger kids how to be leaders, work together, and help each other.

Q4. What can students do to get help with their homework?

Ans. Tutoring, advice, and counseling help students figure things out and do well in school.

Q5. Are there programs that help kids stay fit?

Ans. Yes, Cleveland High School for the Digital Arts helps students' mental, emotional, and social health by giving them counseling and wellness programs.