Impactful Interns: How students help Cedar Teachers
Teachers and staff at Cedar Shoals work hard every day, so sometimes they may need a little help. This is
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Educating the educators
The 2022-23 school year is the first to start with a full group of instructional coaches, with a specialized content
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The pros and cons of advisement: waste of time or mindful connections?
As the third bell of Wednesday chimes, students shuffle to advisement instead of their usual schedule. Consisting of a planned
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No easy solution: educators face unparalleled challenges
It’s 2:05 p.m. The fourth period tardy bell sings as Josh Campbell, English department, turns from writing on the whiteboard
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Teachers make adjustments amidst pandemic challenges
One month into the 2021-22 school year, Cedar Shoals teachers still face unique circumstances: they have to keep their distance,
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Students and teachers struggle with mental health
Before COVID-19 caused a nationwide lockdown one year ago in the U.S., students woke up every morning to go to
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CCSD employees receive their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine
Clarke County teachers and staff received their first dose of the Pfizer vaccine today. Announced by Gov. Brian Kemp on
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From Student Teacher to Teacher
With the proximity of the University of Georgia, student teachers are a common sight in the classrooms of Cedar Shoals
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