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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COVID-19 Pandemic
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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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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Vaccine incentives are beneficial
Ohio gave away a million dollars and full-ride college scholarships, California had “$50,000 Fridays” where 30 people won $50,000 each
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Why I am vaccinated
On Dec. 11, 2020, I had hope. Pfizer had released the COVID-19 vaccine. My eyes, strained from reading too many
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COVID-19 changes cafeteria experiences
After two months back in school, many students have struggled with anxiety and returned to the social world. In high
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Local groups battle vaccine hesitancy, increase accessibility
Community organizations are rallying to vaccinate Clarke County School District students and their families against COVID-19. Experts from the Innovative
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The COVID after effect: social interaction on a new scale
For better or worse, as Jonathan Williams and Joshua Daniels adapted to the circumstances of the pandemic, their social lives
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Anxiety in the air
Students flood into the open doors of a bustling school with hair done, new backpacks and first-day nerves. But for
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Mask on, mask off: the duality of dual enrollment in a pandemic
WJAG-TV reporter Enock Maganda splits his time between UGA and Cedar Shoals just like a handful of other Jaguar seniors.
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