Cleveland City Schools is proud to announce that Jordan Reeves will serve as the new Assistant Principal of E.L. Ross Elementary School. Reeves is a familiar and trusted face at Ross, where she has been teaching fourth grade since 2023. Known for creating a classroom environment built on care, connection, and high expectations, she has made a meaningful impact on both her students and her colleagues. Reeves was recently named Cleveland City Schools District Teacher of the Year for 2025 to 2026 and has advanced to the next level of competition. She is also a recipient of the Don Goff Innovation Award, recognizing her commitment to creative and impactful teaching. For Ross Elementary, this next step feels especially meaningful as the school looks ahead. “Jordan is already such an important part of the Ross community,” said Donald Benton, incoming Principal of E.L. Ross Elementary. “She has a natural ability to connect with students and support her colleagues in a way that builds trust and positivity. I’m looking forward to working alongside her as we continue to strengthen the culture at Ross and serve our students and families together.” Before coming to Ross, Reeves taught fifth grade at Salem Elementary and served as a program lead with Marine Corps Community Services Child Development Centers. Across each role, she has focused on building relationships, supporting fellow educators, and creating engaging learning experiences that help students grow with confidence. “I am incredibly honored and grateful for the opportunity to serve in this new leadership role at Ross Elementary,” said Reeves. “Ross is a truly special place filled with amazing students, dedicated teachers, and families who deeply care about this school community. I am proud to be a Ross Rocket and look forward to supporting our staff, serving our students, and helping our school continue to grow. I am excited for the opportunity to serve our school community while building on the strong foundation that makes Ross so special.” Reeves will begin her new role this fall.

Cleveland City Schools Names Jordan Reeves as Assistant Principal of Ross Elementary

Cleveland City Schools

April 30, 2026

Cleveland City Schools is proud to announce that Jordan Reeves will serve as the new Assistant Principal of E.L. Ross Elementary School.

Reeves is a familiar and trusted face at Ross, where she has been teaching fourth grade since 2023. Known for creating a classroom environment built on care, connection, and high expectations, she has made a meaningful impact on both her students and her colleagues.

Reeves was recently named Cleveland City Schools District Teacher of the Year for 2025 to 2026 and has advanced to the next level of competition. She is also a recipient of the Don Goff Innovation Award, recognizing her commitment to creative and impactful teaching.

For Ross Elementary, this next step feels especially meaningful as the school looks ahead.

“Jordan is already such an important part of the Ross community,” said Donald Benton, incoming Principal of E.L. Ross Elementary. “She has a natural ability to connect with students and support her colleagues in a way that builds trust and positivity. I’m looking forward to working alongside her as we continue to strengthen the culture at Ross and serve our students and families together.”

Before coming to Ross, Reeves taught fifth grade at Salem Elementary and served as a program lead with Marine Corps Community Services Child Development Centers. Across each role, she has focused on building relationships, supporting fellow educators, and creating engaging learning experiences that help students grow with confidence.

“I am incredibly honored and grateful for the opportunity to serve in this new leadership role at Ross Elementary,” said Reeves. “Ross is a truly special place filled with amazing students, dedicated teachers, and families who deeply care about this school community. I am proud to be a Ross Rocket and look forward to supporting our staff, serving our students, and helping our school continue to grow. I am excited for the opportunity to serve our school community while building on the strong foundation that makes Ross so special.”

Reeves will begin her new role this fall.