Rhodes College & Career Academy Student Advisory Students create a marketing video

Students from three different schools revealed their marketing videos during the December Student Advisory Committee meeting at Windows on the River.
At the last meeting in October, the students, made up into teams, won a “Shark Tank” style pitch competition.
Students from Rhodes College and Career Academy, John Marshall’s three schools of Engineering, Civic and Business Leadership and Information Technology and MC2STEM High School at General Electric Lighting’s Nela Park worked with the District’s communication team to make the videos.
The goal of the videos is to help CMSD students and their families choose from among roughly 30 District high schools. CEO Eric Gordon hopes the videos will boost enrollment across the district.
The Student Advisory Committee is made up of 400 or students representing each District high school. As a part of the state law behind The Cleveland Plan, a customized blueprint for education reform in the city, CMSD students have a voice in their education.