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After nine years at Cedar Shoals, Leroy Ryals will After nine years at Cedar Shoals, Leroy Ryals will no longer serve as the varsity head football coach. Read more on our website, link in bio!
We're going to miss this place... 😞 We're going to miss this place... 😞
Here are some highlights from our holiday party ye Here are some highlights from our holiday party yesterday! Our staff had such a great time eating pizza, doing karaoke, awarding superlatives, and playing games. Happy holidays! Photos by Lilly Cohen, Sophie Meile, and Aislynn Chau.
Chemistry teacher Astrid Tarleton and her student Chemistry teacher Astrid Tarleton and her student created atom Bohr model ornaments for the classroom chemis’tree’ to celebrate the holiday season and end of the semester. A Bohr model is one way to show an atom's protons, neutrons, and electrons on different energy levels. “I got the inspiration to create a chemis’tree’ from my mentor Mary Lynn Zimpher,” Tarleton said. Caption by Jillian Stirn and Katie Kulik. Photos by Katie Kulik.
Two Cedar Shoals seniors, Delia McElhannon and Gen Two Cedar Shoals seniors, Delia McElhannon and Genesis Rodriguez, were accepted into Duke University with the QuestBridge scholarship. With Duke’s low acceptance rate of 6.3%, this was an achievement for both students. “I feel really good. I put in a lot of work and effort, and I’m really proud of all my achievements,” McElhannon said. The QuestBridge program matches students to partnering universities. The scholarship allows both students to attend Duke University with tuition and housing covered. McElhannon and Rodriguez were selected out of over 2,600 finalists. “Honestly, I was in shock for a few hours afterwards because I wasn’t expecting that at all,” Rodriguez said. Caption by Gretta Garrett and Julianna Robledo-Briseno. Photos by Julianna Robledo-Briseno
Happy Thanksgiving from the Cedar BluePrints staff Happy Thanksgiving from the Cedar BluePrints staff! Broadcast Editor Olivia Brown asks students and staff what they are thankful for this holiday season. Video and editing by Olivia Brown and Katie Kulik.
Cedar Shoals High School’s 2025 flag football se Cedar Shoals High School’s 2025 flag football seniors, corner McKoya Mack (left), punter Alyssa Weiszer (middle) and wide receiver Atora Jackson (right) pose for a photo before the game. The trio stepped onto the field for the last time of their high school career on Nov. 21. Although they have only been together for a couple months, Mack will feel the loss of the team. “I will miss the practices when we would scrimmage, water breaks, and flag pulling techniques,” Mack said. Caption and photos by Katie Kulik.
The Cedar Shoals High School Aqua Jags had their f The Cedar Shoals High School Aqua Jags had their first home meet of the season at the Ramsey Student Center on Nov. 15. After their previous first meet of the year on Nov. 9 in Clarksville, freshman Van Thang reflected on his time with the Aqua Jags this season. “I did well at this meet and I like how supportive the team is. I'm proud of my relays this season and how fast my time has been,” Thang said. Caption and photos by Jillian Stirn and Julianna Robledo-Briseno.
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DateEventTime/ResultsVenue
2024-12-10 16:30:26December 10, 2024 Cedar Shoals wrestling, Classic City Tournament 16:30:264:30 pm
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2024-12-10 18:00:04December 10, 2024 Lady Jags basketball at North Oconee 18:00:046:00 pm
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2024-12-10 19:30:23December 10, 2024 Boys basketball at North Oconee 19:30:237:30 pm
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2024-12-11 16:00:19December 11, 2024 Freshman boys basketball at Commerce 16:00:194:00 pm
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2024-12-13 00:00:06December 13, 2024 Aqua Jags @ Jingle Jam, Clarksville, GA 00:00:06TBD
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2024-12-13 17:30:12December 13, 2024 Varsity boys basketball @ Carbondale Illinois Get Down vs Craigmont 17:30:125:30 pm
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2024-12-13 18:00:42December 13, 2024 Lady Jags basketball vs. RGNHS 18:00:426:00 pm
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2024-12-14 11:00:56December 14, 2024 Varsity boys basketball @ Carbondale Illinois Get Down vs Meridian 11:00:5611:00 am
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2024-12-14 14:41:16December 14, 2024 Cedar Shoals wrestling @ Oconee Duals 14:41:16TBD
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