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Charles H. Lake
Charles Henry Lake (January 2, 1879 in Granville, Ohio – December 14, 1958 in Cleveland, Ohio) was an American educational administrator and author. He was superintendent of the Cleveland Metropolitan School District from 1933 to 1947. During Lake's administration each school had a radio station, school safety programs, and classes for the disabled, among other changes.〔(Encyclopedia of Cleveland History:LAKE, CHARLES H )〕 Also Lake is the first school superintendent in Cleveland to have a school named after him.
== Early life ==
Lake was born in Granville, Ohio. Lake graduated from Ohio State University in 1910 and studied at the University of Chicago afterward. At the age of nineteen he served in the Spanish–American War. After he was discharged he taught and served as an administrator in schools in Columbus, Alexandria, and Hamilton, Ohio, before coming to Cleveland in 1916 as principal at East-Tech High School.〔 Lake was later promoted to assistant superintendent of Cleveland schools in 1919, assistant superintendent in charge of senior high schools in 1921, superintendent of Cleveland Public Schools in September 1933. Charles Lake was an author of textbooks that specialize in science and mathematics. Lake advocated creative financing of schools. He kept the board of education apprised of both sides of controversial issues. After leaving superintendency in 1947, Lake served as an consultant to the Cleveland Board of Education for a year and a half.
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