In a warehouse packed with technology, Cuyahoga Falls City Schools staff prepared over 4,500 Chromebooks for students to start the new school year.

Hello Families of 6th graders or New Students to Bolich.  Please use the link to sign-up for a time to come pick up information and technology for the return to school.  Aug. 13th 4-8 pm or Aug. 14th 9am- 1 pm. This event is for students that will be learning in person 2 days a week and remotely 3 days a week.  Black Tiger Remote Learning Academy will be picking up materials at a later date.

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 Please Complete
The Return to School 2020 Commitment Form 
by July 31

The Cuyahoga Falls City School District (CFCSD) has created two learning options for you to consider. Select your preferred learning option by filling out this form (click here). Forms need to be completed by July 31.

Information about the Cuyahoga Falls City School District’s “Return to School 2020” Reopening Plan can be found HERE.

Since we are unable to host a live orientation for parents of incoming sixth graders, our principals have recorded their presentations instead.

Each virtual presentation is designed for the parents of incoming sixth grade students. Principals have provided important information about middle school goals, procedures, and expectations.

Click here for links to the presentation & information about the live Q&A sessions on May 5,6, and 7.

Click here to view flyer added 4/21

What is the Cuyahoga Falls Community-Wide Tiger Bag Program? It is a program that started at Silver Lake School 5 years ago and has grown to other buildings in different forms. Our Tiger Bag Program is now open to ALL Cuyahoga Falls City School students from K-12. We offer “Tiger Bags” every Friday that include 2 breakfast, 2 lunch, and 2 dinners. We continue to receive monetary donations that help us to purchase food from the Akron-Canton Food Bank. 

Click here to register your request

As a result of the  extended school closure issued by our Governor, many events will unfortunately be cancelled.  While there is still some hope that some end of the year activities may be salvaged, we also know that the window is beginning to close on much of it and it’s absolutely heartbreaking for all of our students.

It is our hope we can create virtual events to focus on the achievements of our students and the contributions they make to our community. Consequently, it is highly unlikely that some  events will be rescheduled for the 2019/2020 school year.

Please read this article to see a detailed list of events that have been affected by Covid-19.