CLEVELAND — Wednesday night, the Cleveland Metropolitan School District’s Board of Education has a work session taking place at the Arnold Pinkney East Professional Center, starting at 6:30 p.m.

At that meeting, we could learn which schools are recommended for closure and consolidation under their Building Brighter Futures initiative.

At the State of the Schools Address held last month, CEO Dr. Warren Morgan said the recommendations would be presented sometime in November.

The Building Brighter Futures initiative is part of the long-term facilities planning and relates to the district’s plan to cut costs to avoid running out of money by 2028 while also boosting academics.

The district is looking to save about $150 million over the next three years. It said downsizing could save about $

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