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2019-20 DIOCESE of CLEVELAND SCHOOLS Schools City H. Dist 2019-20 DIOCESE OF CLEVELAND SCHOOLS Schools City H. Dist. House Representative Sen. Dist. Senator St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception Elementary Wooster 01 Rep. Scott Wiggam 27 Sen. Kristina D. Roegner Sts. Peter & Paul Elementary School Doylestown 01 Rep. Scott Wiggam 27 Sen. Kristina D. Roegner Assumption Academy Broadview Hts. 06 Rep. Phillip M. Robinson, Jr. 24 Sen. Matt Dolan Gilmour Academy - Lower School Gates Mills 06 Rep. Phillip M. Robinson, Jr. 24 Sen. Matt Dolan Gilmour Academy - Middle School Gates Mills 06 Rep. Phillip M. Robinson, Jr. 24 Sen. Matt Dolan Gilmour Academy High School Gates Mills 06 Rep. Phillip M. Robinson, Jr. 24 Sen. Matt Dolan Julie Billiart Elementary School Lyndhurst 06 Rep. Phillip M. Robinson, Jr. 24 Sen. Matt Dolan Corpus Christi Academy Lyndhurst 06 Rep. Phillip M. Robinson, Jr. 24 Sen. Matt Dolan St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School Gates Mills 06 Rep. Phillip M. Robinson, Jr. 24 Sen. Matt Dolan St. Michael School Independence 06 Rep. Phillip M. Robinson, Jr. 24 Sen. Matt Dolan St. Paschal Baylon Elementary School Highland Heights 06 Rep. Phillip M. Robinson, Jr. 24 Sen. Matt Dolan St. Rita Elementary School Solon 06 Rep. Phillip M. Robinson, Jr. 24 Sen. Matt Dolan Academy of St. Adalbert Berea 07 Rep. Thomas F. Patton 24 Sen. Matt Dolan St. Albert the Great Elementary School North Royalton 07 Rep. Thomas F. Patton 24 Sen. Matt Dolan St. Mary of the Falls Elementary School Olmsted Falls 07 Rep. Thomas F. Patton 24 Sen. Matt Dolan St. Mary School Berea 07 Rep. Thomas F. Patton 24 Sen. Matt Dolan Sts. Joseph & John Elementary Strongsville 07 Rep. Thomas F. Patton 24 Sen. Matt Dolan Our Lady of the Lake School Euclid 08 Rep. Kent Smith 25 Sen. Kenny Yuko Sts. Robert & William School Euclid 08 Rep. Kent Smith 25 Sen. Kenny Yuko Beaumont High School Cleveland Heights 09 Rep. Janine R. Boyd 21 Sen. Sandra R. Williams Benedictine High School Cleveland 09 Rep. Janine R. Boyd 21 Sen. Sandra R. Williams Communion of Saints Elementary School Cleveland Heights 09 Rep. Janine R. Boyd 21 Sen. Sandra R. Williams Gesu Elementary School University Heights 09 Rep. Janine R. Boyd 21 Sen. Sandra R. Williams St. Dominic Elementary School Shaker Heights 09 Rep. Janine R. Boyd 21 Sen. Sandra R. Williams St. Agatha/St. Aloysius Elementary Cleveland 10 Rep. Terrence Upchurch 21 Sen. Sandra R. Williams St. Ignatius High School Cleveland 10 Rep. Terrence Upchurch 21 Sen. Sandra R. Williams St. Jerome Elementary School Cleveland 10 Rep. Terrence Upchurch 21 Sen. Sandra R. Williams St. Rocco Elementary School Cleveland 10 Rep. Terrence Upchurch 21 Sen. Sandra R. Williams Villa Angela/St. Joseph High School Cleveland 10 Rep. Terrence Upchurch 21 Sen. Sandra R. Williams Cleveland Central Catholic High School Cleveland 11 Rep. Stephanie D. Howse 21 Sen. Sandra R. Williams Holy Name Elementary School Cleveland 11 Rep. Stephanie D. Howse 21 Sen. Sandra R. Williams St. Adalbert Elementary School Cleveland 11 Rep. Stephanie D. Howse 21 Sen. Sandra R. Williams St. Benedict Elementary School Garfield Heights 11 Rep. Stephanie D. Howse 21 Sen. Sandra R. Williams St. Francis Elementary School Cleveland 11 Rep. Stephanie D. Howse 21 Sen. Sandra R. Williams St. Martin de Porres High School Cleveland 11 Rep. Stephanie D. Howse 21 Sen. Sandra R. Williams St. Stanislaus Elementary School Cleveland 11 Rep. Stephanie D. Howse 21 Sen. Sandra R. Williams 2019-20 DIOCESE OF CLEVELAND SCHOOLS St. Thomas Aquinas Elementary Cleveland 11 Rep. Stephanie D. Howse 21 Sen. Sandra R. Williams Trinity High School Garfield Heights 11 Rep. Stephanie D. Howse 21 Sen. Sandra R. Williams Villa Montessori Center Cleveland 11 Rep. Stephanie D. Howse 21 Sen. Sandra R. Williams Archbishop Lyke School Cleveland 12 Rep. Juanita O. Brent 25 Sen. Kenny Yuko Holy Family Learning Center Lakewood 13 Rep. Michael J. Skindell 23 Sen. Nickie J. Antonio Lakewood Catholic Academy Lakewood 13 Rep. Michael J. Skindell 23 Sen. Nickie J. Antonio Metro Catholic School Cleveland 13 Rep. Michael J. Skindell 23 Sen. Nickie J. Antonio Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Elementary Cleveland 13 Rep. Michael J. Skindell 23 Sen. Nickie J. Antonio St. Edward High School Lakewood 13 Rep. Michael J. Skindell 23 Sen. Nickie J. Antonio St. Ignatius Elementary School Cleveland 13 Rep. Michael J. Skindell 23 Sen. Nickie J. Antonio Urban Community Elementary School Cleveland 13 Rep. Michael J. Skindell 23 Sen. Nickie J. Antonio Academy of St. Bartholomew Elementary Middleburg Heights 14 Rep. Bride Rose Sweeney 23 Sen. Nickie J. Antonio Holy Name High School Parma Heights 14 Rep. Bride Rose Sweeney 23 Sen. Nickie J. Antonio Incarnate Word Elementary School Parma Heights 14 Rep. Bride Rose Sweeney 23 Sen. Nickie J. Antonio Our Lady of Angels Elementary Cleveland 14 Rep. Bride Rose Sweeney 23 Sen. Nickie J. Antonio St. Joseph Academy High School Cleveland 14 Rep. Bride Rose Sweeney 23 Sen. Nickie J. Antonio St. Mark Elementary School Cleveland 14 Rep. Bride Rose Sweeney 23 Sen. Nickie J. Antonio St. Thomas More Elementary School Brooklyn 14 Rep. Bride Rose Sweeney 23 Sen. Nickie J. Antonio Holy Family Elementary School Parma 15 Rep. Jeffrey A. Crossman 23 Sen. Nickie J. Antonio Mary Queen of Peace School Cleveland 15 Rep. Jeffrey A. Crossman 23 Sen. Nickie J. Antonio Padua Franciscan High School Parma 15 Rep. Jeffrey A. Crossman 23 Sen. Nickie J. Antonio St. Anthony of Padua Elementary Parma 15 Rep. Jeffrey A. Crossman 23 Sen. Nickie J. Antonio St. Bridget of Kildare Elementary Parma 15 Rep. Jeffrey A. Crossman 23 Sen. Nickie J. Antonio St. Charles Borromeo Elementary School Parma 15 Rep. Jeffrey A. Crossman 23 Sen. Nickie J. Antonio St. Columbkille Elementary School Parma 15 Rep. Jeffrey A. Crossman 23 Sen. Nickie J. Antonio St. Leo the Great Elementary School Cleveland 15 Rep. Jeffrey A. Crossman 23 Sen. Nickie J. Antonio St. Mary Byzantine Elementary School Cleveland 15 Rep. Jeffrey A. Crossman 23 Sen. Nickie J. Antonio Magnificat High School Rocky River 16 Rep. Dave Greenspan 24 Sen. Matt Dolan St. Angela Merici Elementary Fairview Park 16 Rep. Dave Greenspan 24 Sen. Matt Dolan St. Bernadette Elementary School Westlake 16 Rep. Dave Greenspan 24 Sen. Matt Dolan St. Brendan Elementary School North Olmsted 16 Rep. Dave Greenspan 24 Sen. Matt Dolan St. Christopher Elementary School Rocky River 16 Rep. Dave Greenspan 24 Sen. Matt Dolan St. Raphael Elementary School Bay Village 16 Rep. Dave Greenspan 24 Sen. Matt Dolan Archbishop Hoban High School Akron 34 Rep. Emilia Strong Sykes 28 Sen. Vernon Sykes Our Lady of the Elms Elementary Akron 34 Rep. Emilia Strong Sykes 28 Sen. VernH. on Sykes Our Lady of the Elms Jr/High School Akron 34 Rep. Emilia Strong Sykes 28 Sen. Vernon Sykes St. Anthony of Padua Elementary Akron 34 Rep. Emilia Strong Sykes 28 Sen. Vernon Sykes St. Mary School Akron 34 Rep. Emilia Strong Sykes 28 Sen. Vernon Sykes St. Sebastian Elementary School Akron 34 Rep. Emilia Strong Sykes 28 Sen. Vernon Sykes Julie Billiart School of St. Sebastian Parish Akron 34 Rep. Emilia Strong Sykes 28 Sen. Vernon Sykes 2019-20 DIOCESE OF CLEVELAND SCHOOLS St. Vincent de Paul Elementary School Akron 34 Rep. Emilia Strong Sykes 28 Sen. Vernon Sykes St. Vincent/St. Mary High School Akron 34 Rep. Emilia Strong Sykes 28 Sen. Vernon Sykes St. Augustine Elementary School Barberton 35 Rep. Tavia Galonski 28 Sen. Vernon Sykes St. Matthew Parish School Akron 35 Rep. Tavia Galonski 28 Sen. Vernon Sykes Immaculate Heart of Mary Elementary School Cuyahoga Falls 36 Rep. Anthony DeVitis 28 Sen. Vernon Sykes St. Francis DeSales Elementary School Akron 36 Rep. Anthony DeVitis 28 Sen. Vernon Sykes St. Joseph Elementary School Cuyahoga Falls 36 Rep. Anthony DeVitis 28 Sen. Vernon Sykes Holy Family Elementary School Stow 37 Rep. Casey Weinstein 27 Sen. Kristina D. Roegner Seton Catholic Elementary School Hudson 37 Rep. Casey Weinstein 27 Sen. Kristina D. Roegner St. Barnabas Elementary School Northfield 37 Rep. Casey Weinstein 27 Sen. Kristina D. Roegner Walsh Jesuit High School Cuyahoga Falls 37 Rep. Casey Weinstein 27 Sen. Kristina D. Roegner St. Hilary Elementary School Fairlawn 38 Rep. Bill Roemer 27 Sen. Kristina D. Roegner Elyria Catholic High School Elyria 55 Rep. Gayle Manning 13 Sen. Nathan H. Manning St. Joseph Elementary School Avon Lake 55 Rep. Gayle Manning 13 Sen. Nathan H. Manning St. Jude Elementary School Elyria 55 Rep. Gayle Manning 13 Sen. Nathan H. Manning St. Mary School Elyria 55 Rep. Gayle Manning 13 Sen. Nathan H. Manning St. Anthony of Padua Elementary Lorain 56 Rep. Joseph A. Miller, III 13 Sen. Nathan H. Manning St. Joseph Elementary School Amherst 56 Rep. Joseph A. Miller, III 13 Sen. Nathan H. Manning St. Peter Elementary School Lorain 56 Rep. Joseph A. Miller, III 13 Sen. Nathan H. Manning Holy Trinity Elementary School Avon 57 Rep. Dick Stein 13 Sen. Nathan H. Manning St. Mary Elementary School Avon 57 Rep. Dick Stein 13 Sen. Nathan H. Manning St. Peter Elementary School N. Ridgeville 57 Rep. Dick Stein 13 Sen. Nathan H. Manning All Saints of St. John Vianney Elementary Wickliffe 60 Rep. John Rogers 25 Sen. Kenny Yuko Mater Dei Academy Wickliffe 60 Rep. John Rogers 25 Sen. Kenny Yuko Catholic Montessori School Kirtland 61 Rep. Jamie Callender 18 Sen. John Eklund Lake Catholic High School Mentor 61 Rep. Jamie Callender 18 Sen. John Eklund St. Gabriel Elementary School Mentor 61 Rep. Jamie Callender 18 Sen. John Eklund St. Mary of the Assumption Elementary Mentor 61 Rep. Jamie Callender 18 Sen. John Eklund Sacred Heart of Jesus Elementary Wadsworth 69 Rep. Stephen D. Hambley 22 President Larry Obhof St.
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