Reading representation: CCSD libraries broaden perspectives
From classics to children’s literature, the American Library Association tracks hundreds of attempts to remove books from shelves and curricula
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Author: Jackie Wright
Q&A with author Alex Gino
The University of Georgia held the annual Georgia Conference on Children’s Literature March 18-19. Alex Gino, a children’s book author
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CCSD bus drivers cooperate and sacrifice to transport students
By 9:00 a.m. every morning Clarke County bus driver Sondra Riden has delivered three buses of students to school. Elementary,
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Tracing trials: districtwide COVID-19 mitigation requires new hires, communication changes
A contact tracing team made up of current and retired school nurses, students in the University of Georgia College of
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Unwise, unjust and immoderate
Sanford Stadium is sold out for the University of Georgia’s matchup against the University of Alabama-Birmingham on Saturday. On the
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Lockdown tests new crisis alert system
Last Friday at 1 p.m. Cedar Shoals High School administration placed the school on lockdown after the Athens-Clarke County Police
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CCSD staff to receive second doses of COVID-19 vaccine
Standing across from the entrance to the boys’ locker room, four doctors carefully filled syringes from small bottles of the
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Cedar Shoals alumni participate in the Moderna vaccine trial
Neal Browning and Doug Lloyd barely knew each other when they graduated from Cedar Shoals in 1991, but now the
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CCSD students tackle racism through education and activism
Approaching a downtown Atlanta intersection around 10 p.m., Kurali Grantham noticed an unlit police car parked in a lot to
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Students, faculty adjust to new normal
All schools in the State of Georgia are officially closed until April 24 and the Athens-Clarke County Mayor and Commission
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