Welcome to Warrensville Heights High School
Assistant Principal Sabrina Dyson
Sabrina Dyson is an Assistant Principal at Warrensville Heights High School with over 12 years of experience in education. She has served as a math teacher, Dean of Students, and Principal of a charter school, where she developed a strong foundation in student achievement and school leadership. Sabrina holds a Bachelor of Arts from Cleveland State University and a Master of Science from St. Thomas University. She is currently pursuing her doctorate at St. Thomas University, furthering her commitment to educational excellence. Sabrina is dedicated to empowering both students and staff, fostering an environment where growth and achievement thrive.
Assistant Principal Lawrence Perry
Lawrence grew up in East Cleveland, Ohio, and graduated from Shaw High School. He continued his education at Capital University for undergraduate studies and later obtained a Master’s degree and teaching license from Notre Dame College of South Euclid. With 15 years of experience as an Intervention Specialist for East Cleveland City Schools,Lawrence also served as an athletic coach for 13 years within the district. In 2020, he earned a principal license from Cleveland State University and became the Assistant Principal at Warrensville Heights High School in 2021.
Why Warrensville Heights High School?
Warrensville Heights High School recently underwent a remarkable reconstruction with the unveiling of a cutting-edge facility. This $31.7 million endeavor, envisioned by architects Moody Nolan, and with the collaboration of community partners, parents, and administrators has provided for students a contemporary and adaptable learning community. The school is enhanced with flexible learning spaces, including open collaboration zones, maker spaces, and specialized rooms for culinary arts and firefighting training. Furthermore, it boasts a professional quality auditorium, an expanded gymnasium, and a vibrant e-sports center. The campus also boasts a brand new football stadium, track, baseball and softball fields, and a revitalized community center, creating abundant opportunities for both academic pursuits and extracurricular adventures. Students from the tri-city are are drawn to Warrensville Heights High School for its cutting- edge amenities, large variety of programs, and deep-rooted community engagement. The school’s emphasis on creativity, collaboration, and independence nurtures a supportive atmosphere where students can flourish both academically and personally.
