Editing Garfield Heights, Ohio (section)

==Education==
[[File:Garfield Heights High School.jpg|thumb|Garfield Heights High School]]
Garfield Heights has its own [[Garfield Heights City School District|public school system]] comprising three elementary schools, one middle school, and one [[Garfield Heights High School|high school]]. It is governed by a five-member elected board. There are two Catholic schools in the city; St. Benedict and [[Trinity High School (Garfield Heights, Ohio)|Trinity High School]].

In 2001, Garfield Heights voters approved a [[tax|levy]] to build a new high school. Construction of the school began soon thereafter and was completed in mid-2003. In 2006, ground was broken for the construction of the high school arts and drama complex, a $5 million building. Construction of the 750-seat Garfield Heights Matousek Center for the Performing Arts started in November 2006. The performing arts center opened on November 3, 2007.

In 2010–11 school year both Elmwood Elementary and Maple Leaf Intermediate were renovated and Maple Leaf School gained more classrooms and a bigger gym. Maple Leaf School is the Garfield Heights City School District's oldest building built in 1925 and was the smallest until the current reconstruction.