About Forest Hill CLC
Forest Hill Community Learning Center opened on August 27, 2008.
Forest Hill CLC Academic Support Programs:
- Teachers have an average of 22 years of experience, and 81% hold a master's degree or higher.
- 100% of Forest Hill CLC’s teachers have the designation of "Highly Qualified Teacher."
- Title 1 funds keep class sizes small in fourth grade.
- Intervention for students with special needs
- English as a Second Language services
- Site-Based Improvement Plan team monitors math, attendance and reading.
- Intervention Assistance Team that coordinates with parents, students and staff
Forest Hill CLC Parent + Community Involvement:
- An active PTA
- Parent involvement programs include math and reading nights
- YMCA after-school care, Pastoral Counseling, K-5 safety programs
- Partnerships with Bath Church
- Tutors help strengthen reading skills during Intervention
Forest Hill CLC Student Activities:
- Instrumental music to prepare for middle school band and orchestra
- The Akron After School program provides reading & math instruction and enrichment activities for 50% of our students.
- Peer mediation
- Student lunches held with teachers and counselor
Forest Hill CLC Mission:
We come to school to work, learn and make good decisions.
Forest Hill CLC Vision:
One World + One School + One Goal = Success
Forest Hill Handbook:
For More Information:
330.761.1645
Principal: Juanita Rogers
jrogers2@apslearns.org
Dean of Students: Jennifer Ramon
jramon@apslearns.org

History of Forest Hill CLC
Forest Hill School was originally part of Portage Township Schools when it was constructed in 1914. The school took its name from the woods in which it was located. The original buff-colored brick structure contained four rooms. In 1916, Forest Hill became part of Akron Public Schools. Additions were completed in 1926, 1964 and 1993. The groundbreaking for the new building took place on February 9, 2007. The dedication ceremony was on August 26, 2008; classes started in the new building on August 27.


