CLEVELAND (AP) — Marsha Dobrzynski found it a revelation when five years ago, teenagers who attended digital arts-based summer programs in Cleveland were always the first to arrive and the last to leave.

Their dedication inspired Dobrzynski, of the Center for Arts-Inspired Learning in Cleveland, to consider how a curriculum that incorporates video production, game design and digital music recording might work in a school setting. Aided by funding from two of Cleveland’s most prominent foundations, she spent years doing research that resulted in the Cleveland Municipal School District’s new Cleveland High School for the Digital Arts.

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