Fostering friendliness: Cedar’s supportive secretary
When walking into the Cedar Shoals counseling office, students are immediately met with the welcoming presence of counseling office secretary
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Author: London Moore
A new age of politics: The power of Black youth voters
When the 15th amendment to the United States Constitution was ratified in 1870, it ensured that no one’s right to
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Roster Regulation: Mandatory class sizes limit Cedar courses
As the fall semester began, Cedar Shoals teachers were made aware of new mandatory class size limits, leaving some unprepared
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Cedar mental health forum raises awareness about resources
After his son’s mental health struggles this winter, Stacy Dean, Barnett Shoals Zone Neighborhood Leader and former Cedar Shoals security
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Resetting the standard: Local women entrepreneurs visit Cedar
On Tuesday, March 28, the Cedar library held a Lunch and Learn event to promote women in business. Students with
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Returning to the Jungle: Arnulfo Flores rejoins the Cedar community
After graduating from Cedar Shoals in 2018, Arnulfo Flores returned in 2021 to the Jags as a staff member. He
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Black History Month spotlight: Q&A with Assistant Principal Fabian Jones
On Wed, Feb. 22 staff writer London Moore conducted a Q&A with Cedar Shoals Assistant Principal Fabian Jones about his
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Getting involved: The Cedar Shoals club fair
On Thursday, Jan. 26, Cedar Shoals held a club fair in the old gym for freshmen and sophomores, consisting of
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Teaching and learning in the ‘new normal’
Clarke County schools started classes face-to-face Aug. 4. With the delta variant spreading, going back to school was a concern
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