Beaumont School Shares Campus Master Plan at Community Meeting

Beaumont School is hosting a community meeting tonight for Cleveland Heights neighbors who want to learn more about the campus’s future plans.

The meeting begins at 5:30 p.m. in Sister Margaret Ann Kelley Dining Hall (MAK) at Beaumont School, 3301 North Park Blvd., Cleveland Heights. Student-led campus tours will be available beforehand, from 4:30 to 5:15 p.m. Parking is available in the North Park Lot in front of the school.

What to Expect

The school has developed a comprehensive campus master plan with Bialosky Cleveland Architects as part of its long-term vision. School President Wendy A. Hoke said the plan balances growth, preservation and stewardship of the historic property with the educational demands of the future.

Topics on the agenda include an overview of the master plan and recent facility improvements, the history of the property including the Painter estate, a redevelopment study undertaken by Dr. Roby Simon, plans for the demolition of the Painter house, and Beaumont’s commitment to preserving the remainder of the original estate and its structures. Time will also be set aside for community questions and feedback.

Light refreshments will be provided.

This year marks 175 years of Beaumont educating young women, including 84 years at its Cleveland Heights campus.

Those with questions in advance can contact Eileen McCann, chief of staff, at emccann@beaumontschool.org or 216-325-7328.

Photo: Beaumont School via Facebook.

Frequently Asked Questions

The meeting begins at 5:30 p.m. in the Sister Margaret Ann Kelley Dining Hall at Beaumont School, 3301 North Park Blvd., Cleveland Heights. Student-led campus tours are available beforehand from 4:30 to 5:15 p.m., and parking is available in the North Park Lot in front of the school.

The agenda includes an overview of the campus master plan and recent facility improvements, the history of the property including the Painter estate, a redevelopment study by Dr. Roby Simon, plans to demolish the Painter house, and Beaumont's commitment to preserving the rest of the original estate. Time is set aside for community questions and feedback.

Beaumont School developed its comprehensive campus master plan with Bialosky Cleveland Architects. School President Wendy A. Hoke said the plan balances growth, preservation and stewardship of the historic property with the educational demands of the future.

This year marks 175 years of Beaumont educating young women, including 84 years at its Cleveland Heights campus.

Those with questions in advance can contact Eileen McCann, chief of staff, at emccann@beaumontschool.org or 216-325-7328.