3003 E 63rd St
Cleveland, OH 44127

it was great when I went their I want to go their next year

This school is so bad, the principal is very disrespectful and so much other teachers to. The school is very dirty and the amount of bullying and fights at that school has going on is so bad. I do not recommend this school at all for kids and including sped kids to

If I could give a 0 Stars I will this school is the worst school ever I will not recommend this school to nobody my daughter went to the school last year and she was bullied and when she finally stand up for herself they came and blamed it on my daughter how if my daughter was bullied the principal didn't do anything about it they don't care about the students getting bullied or they're safety this year my daughter went to this school the first week that she started a student fighting my daughter and the teacher didn't do anything about it the teacher just watched like are you serious I've been dealing with this principal since last year and she doesn't care about the students the principal didnt even sat down with me and try to find a solution this school is a joke smh

I am surprised the physical building is still standing. It is old and depressing to see. There is no hospitality when you approach the building other than a bunch of cars in a lot. The classrooms are very dull and boring. There is no cheerfuls colors. Hallways are dark and drab.

my experience at waverly has been horrible i sent my child to school she came home crying the teacher are horrible and very mean i do not recommend do not come here .

Omg the principals are so annoying and plus they don't listen what you got to say to anything.

This horrible school the kids are bullyed by not only kids but teachers .they dont allow kids to go to bathroom for hours they dont allow kids to finish eating they dont teach the students they allow other students to bully the other kids.they need to improve this school i would recommend this school.kids should want to go to school and learn not hate it because theyre being bully and not being taught

THE SCHOOLW IS GREAT AND THE STAFF AND TEACHERS ARE SO NICE

I am a graduate of CSA with a 3.6 GPA, 4 seals, Impact! and ArtWorks completion, and in progress for a BFA. I cannot recommend this school to anyone else.The admin have made it their mission to stamp the passion and creativity out of students there with awful art support, terrible treatment of A.I.R.'s, lack of direction for majors like Visual Arts and Theater, and overall issues including but not limited to:-Awful treatment of A.I.Rs including mismanagement, and at worst stringing along and leaving unpaid-Severely underfunded tech department with unusable desktops on campus and provided laptops that don't hold a charge or connect to the internet-Funding only being put towards Dance and Theater, despite Theater lacking clear direction since Doc's passing.-Implementing AI Generated art on their social media pages and refusing to take it down-Lack of care of students emotional wellness-Painting over murals for higher-up approvalAnd this is only the beginning. Fantastic teachers, great student body, yet the school is being sucked and bled dry of its legacy by the admin running it and the district overseeing it. Do not come here if given the chance.

As a recent graduate, I can confidently say that my experience was far more positive than many might expect. While there were occasional challenges such as conflicts or instances of student disrespect, these are not uncommon in most educational environments. In my case, the experience was largely defined by supportive, dedicated teachers who were genuinely committed to sharing their knowledge and helping us succeed.My classmates were respectful, friendly, and close-knit; we supported one another and fostered a sense of community. Although there were a few difficult individuals, they were never part of my immediate class group. The educators made learning engaging and did their best to create a positive and enjoyable environment. I’m truly grateful to have graduated with the guidance of compassionate staff, outstanding teachers, and a welcoming peer group.