Features – Page 12 – Cedar BluePrints Magazine

Monday, June 16, 2025

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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,

Hailing from Memphis, Tennessee, Mckale Jones has only been at Cedar Shoals for two school years and has already made

SFC Kenneth Washington traveled all around the world during his time in the United States Army. Now retired from the

Originally from a small town in Illinois, Cynthia Gaines moved to Athens for a brand new start. Moving to Athens

Some high school classrooms feel lifeless and dreary, but not Tara Stuart’s classroom. Her’s is decked with pride flags, lights,

Smart, funny, caring, compassionate, kind, tall, passionate, quiet, and the “backbone of Cedar Shoals.” These are the words that Joshua

A contact tracing team made up of current and retired school nurses, students in the University of Georgia College of

Clarke County schools started classes face-to-face Aug. 4. With the delta variant spreading, going back to school was a concern