Skip to content
Tuesday, February 11, 2025
Latest:
  • Hilsman unveils mural commemorating East Side history
  • Athens residents rally against Trump’s immigration policies 
  • CCSD students to go to Italy in 2026
  • Current Events (1/18 – 1/31)
  • The Grammys: picks and predictions
Cedar BluePrints Magazine

  • News
  • Features
  • Sports
  • Variety
  • Viewpoints
  • Broadcast
  • Gallery
  • En Español
  • Archived
    • Podcast
  • About
    • Contact Us
    • Staff Directory
    • Magazines
    • Awards
    • Corrections
Broadcast

WJAG TV Weekly News – February 13, 2019

February 13, 2019 Catherine Wang 0 min read

  • Boys basketball welcomes honorary guest coaches
  • Long road, some turns

You May Also Like

WJAG-TV December 7, 2022

December 7, 2022 Aliyah Adams

WJAG-TV Episode 3

January 19, 2024 Maria Payne

Ashton Daniel’s The Next Step

February 8, 2018 Kamia Caldwell

BluePrints Magazine, Vol XXV Issue 1, November 2024

Instagram

Cedar BluePrints

cedarblueprints

Official Instagram account of Cedar BluePrints Magazine at Cedar Shoals High School in Athens, GA
Over the past year, De’Treviunte Cooper, a Cedar Over the past year, De’Treviunte Cooper, a Cedar Shoals alumnus, has worked with Hilsman Middle School students and local artist Broderick Flanigan to commemorate the rich history of education, integration and the Black community on the East side in the form of a mural in Hilsman’s cafeteria. On Feb. 7 Hilsman hosted a reception to celebrate the unveiling of the East Side Integration Mural. Guests from across the community were invited to speak about the history of Black education in Athens. Speakers included Annie Matthews, Athens High and Industrial School Class of 1964, who spoke about the Historic Chestnut Grove Schoolhouse which she’s worked to preserve and Cedar Shoals alumnus Randy Watkins, who shared his experiences integrating into an all-white school and being one of Cedar’s first students. Read more on our website! Photos by Eva Lucero and Julianna Robledo-Briseno, caption by Eva Lucero.
Hundreds of Athens residents and students from the Hundreds of Athens residents and students from the University of Georgia gathered together in downtown Athens on Feb. 6 to protest President Donald Trump and his administration's immigration policies. Demonstrators began the protest by marching from the Arch to Athens City Hall while carrying signs with a variety of messages in opposition to Trump’s immigration policies. “It was encouraging to see so many people out at the protest,” Kimberly Olvera, a freshman at Cedar Shoals High School, said. “It was a good experience to be able to use my voice to advocate for my loved ones.” Read more on our website, link in bio. Photos by Julianna Robledo-Briseno, caption by Kenia Gonzalez-Chavez.
The Cedar Shoals Rifle Team held their fourth matc The Cedar Shoals Rifle Team held their fourth match of the season against Clarke Central’s newly established team on Feb 4. Coming out with a victory against their rival school, the Jaguars also achieved their best score in the last four years. “I was really happy because we had finally broke (a score of) 1100 and I was also really happy because I finally broke my personal best,” senior and team captain Dariana Reyna said. School cancellations due to inclement weather meant that some matches had to be rescheduled. With sectionals in late February and semi-finals in early March, the Rifle team has crunched six matches into five days. “Right now we don’t really have breaks between matches. We're kind of just doing match, sleep, next day, we come back and it's another match. It's been really stressful, not just on me, but on the team as well,” Reyna said. “But the victory at Clarke Central has us all looking forward.” Caption and photos by Aislynn Chau
Records broken: Freshman Lauren Neace is the first Records broken: Freshman Lauren Neace is the first woman from Cedar Shoals to qualify for the state championship in 20 years. Neace qualified for five events: 500-yard freestyle, 100-yard freestyle, 100-yard breaststroke, 100-yard butterfly and 200-yard individual medley. The state cut for the 500 free was 5:40.00, and Neace’s qualifying time was 5:33.93. The state cut for the 100 free was 58.50; Neace achieved a time of 56.42. The state cut for the 100 breast was 1:15.00, and Neace finished with a time of 1:12.27. The state cut for the 100 fly was 1:05.00, and Neace registered 1:01.58. The state cut for the 200 IM was 2:24.00; Neace reached the time of 2:21.22. “I am really proud of myself. It's not just because I made state but because I feel like in a way I’m representing my school, and I’m happy to represent my school as the first girl in decades. I definitely put in the work for it,” Neace said. Caption by Katie Kulik. Photos by Katie Kulik, Cora Osburn, and Kellie Clark.
Our staff's picks and predictions for The Grammys! Our staff's picks and predictions for The Grammys! Read more about our choices at cedarblueprints.com, link in bio.
The Cedar Shoals boys and girls soccer teams held The Cedar Shoals boys and girls soccer teams held tryouts on Jan. 27-28, with the boys holding tryouts Jan. 29 as well. Read more on our website! Link in bio! Story by Gretta Garrett and Julianna Robledo. Pictures by Julianna Robledo and Sandra Villegas.
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.
Follow on Instagram

Weekly poll


Sports this week

DateEventTime/ResultsVenue
2025-02-11 19:30:00February 11, 2025 Boys soccer vs. Franklin County 19:30:007:30 pm
N/A
2025-02-13 19:30:41February 13, 2025 Boys soccer @ Clarke Central 19:30:417:30 pm
N/A
Copyright © 2025 Cedar BluePrints Magazine. All rights reserved.
Theme: ColorMag Pro by ThemeGrill. Powered by WordPress.