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WJAG-TV News – December 13, 2017

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The annual Classic City Marathon was held the morn The annual Classic City Marathon was held the morning of Saturday, Jan. 25. All runners took their mark at 7:30 a.m. to begin their races. Along the path designated for the runners were water stations and medical tents to ensure safety to all participants. Cedar Shoals Beta and Student Government clubs joined forces to run water station 9, providing hydration to full and half marathon members. Students arrived at their water station at 7 a.m. and stayed for five hours, cheering on runners and handing them refreshments. “I feel like it's a fun and good team building experience for us (Beta Club) while providing us with exciting service hours,” junior Beta Club president Lexie Holiday said. Photos and Caption by Sophie Meile.
The journalism publication, BluePrints, has spent The journalism publication, BluePrints, has spent the first week back at Cedar Shoals High School decorating and moving into their new room. This room has supplied the staff with new space and rooms for individual offices for the Little Blue Book Literary Magazine, yearbook, magazine and WJAG-TV. “I really loved moving to a new space because it has so much more room for the things we need,” staff writer Gretta Garrett said. “As a freshman it was fun to be able to add something new to the room.” Photos by Lilly Cohen and Sophie Meile.
The CCSD school district has confirmed an asynchro The CCSD school district has confirmed an asynchronous day on Friday, January 10th due to weather forecasts. The graphics above by Sophie Meile and Maggie Gillan explain the precautions that can be taken. Information compiled by Gretta Garret.
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
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2025-01-28 15:45:09January 28, 2025 Cedar Shoals rifle vs. Lucy Laney HS 15:45:093:45 pm
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2025-01-28 18:00:45January 28, 2025 Lady Jags basketball at Walnut Grove 18:00:456:00 pm
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2025-01-28 19:30:25January 28, 2025 Cedar Shoals basketball vs. Walnut Grove 19:30:257:30 pm
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2025-01-30 13:45:23January 30, 2025 Cedar Shoals rifle vs. GA Military College 13:45:231:45 pm
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2025-01-31 13:40:56January 31, 2025 Aqua Jags area championship - senior night 13:40:56TBD
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2025-02-04 18:00:37February 4, 2025 Lady Jags basketball at Flowery Branch 18:00:376:00 pm
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2025-02-04 19:30:25February 4, 2025 Cedar Shoals basketball at Flowery Branch 19:30:257:30 pm
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