Maintaining the manicure: turning a backyard shed into a growing nail business
On a hot July afternoon last summer, 15-year old Liliana Mazariegos-Carias sat on her bedroom floor, carefully placing rhinestones onto
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Cultivating a career: UGA Young Dawgs internship program gives students in-field experiences
The University of Georgia’s Department of Human Resources leads an internship program called Young Dawgs that gives high school students
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New teacher, same symphony: Ryan Lopez joins the jungle
Growing up, orchestra teacher Ryan Lopez’ family originally wanted him to play football, but he chose orchestra instead. He started
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Getting invested: how Gifted Savings has impacted Cedar
When he has spare time, math teacher Roquez Walker discusses real estate and stocks with some of his older students
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Increasing artificial intelligence: AI makes its way into classrooms
Open AI released the generative artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot GPT-3 in 2020, bringing the start of a rapid sweep of
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Putting ink to a canvas
Tommy Branch grew up an artist in Athens, and over time what changed is how he did it. In elementary
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Current Events (10/18 – 10/31)
Go through the slideshow and answer the related questions on the Quizzizz at the bottom!
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Tarleton’s Take on AP
Every morning, Astrid Tarleton props open the door to her Advanced Placement (AP) Biology class. The 2025-26 school year will
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Product of passion: Mikhaylah Robinson Smith bridges poetry and community
At five years old, Mikhayla Robinson Smith wrote her first poem. Following the death of her younger sister, writing gave
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Evolving extracurriculars: how the culture of student involvement is changing
Student involvement at Cedar Shoals is unpredictable, as new clubs emerge and some older clubs go without sponsors or consistent
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