Preparedness, prevention, practice: How CSHS is enhancing safety procedures
207 school shooting incidents have occurred nationally in 2025, according to a report from the K-12 School Shooting Database. That
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Author: Kenia Gonzalez-Chavez
Two Cedar Shoals students place in Martin Luther King Jr. Writing & Art Contest
Clarke County School District announced the 2025-26 winners of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Writing & Art Contest on
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Cedar alum earns Georgia Council for the Social Studies award
Jasmine Curry vividly remembers when she started working at the Boys and Girls Club in 2020, especially tutoring students with
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The bridge to success: Breaking through the barriers to higher education
As students plan on continuing their educational journeys, many face the reality of adjusting academic aspirations with financial burdens. This
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Cedar students place at the state national history day competition
From the six Cedar Shoals students who competed at the Georgia National History Day competition on April 26, three students
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Stop using your “library voice”
Nearly 100 million Americans did not cast a vote in the 2016 presidential election, representing 43% of the eligible voting-age
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Think globally, act locally: CCSD Health Centers offer community-accessible care
From treating common illnesses like fevers to addressing mental health concerns, school-based health centers improve health access in communities by
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House Bill 18 causes worries for Cedar students
The Georgia House Legislature introduced House Bill 18 on Jan. 15, a bill that aimed to restrict dual enrollment eligibility
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Students should better utilize academic resources
I grew up not having the ability to ask my parents for assistance with my math and science homework because
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Art in action: Local activist uses art, poetry and music to create change
When Beto Cacao, a local artist, musician and activist in Athens, was a child, he encountered a huge gas explosion
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