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About Findley CLC

The new Findley Community Learning Center opened on November 30, 2009.
 

Findley CLC Teachers:

  • Our teachers have an average of 18 years of experience.
  • 79% hold a master's degree or higher.
  • All Findley CLC teachers have a "highly qualified" designation from the state.

Findley CLC Programs:

  • A school-wide Title 1 program, which provides full-time teachers, tutors, instructional materials and special programs designated specifically for academic support
  • OhioReads extended-day enrichment programs (Akron After School, ICEP)
  • Girls on the Run (fourth and fifth grades)
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History of Findley CLC

 
Findley CLC is named in honor of Samuel Findley (1831-1908), who served as the superintendent of Akron Public Schools for 15 years, from 1868-83. He was very active in the education community of Ohio, serving as editor and publisher of the Ohio Educational Monthly after his retirement. The original school building was constructed in 1906, and an addition was made in 1926. The dedication for new building took place on December 16, 2009; classes started in the new building on November 30, 2009.