Features – Page 13 – Cedar BluePrints Magazine

Wednesday, June 18, 2025

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Distrust causes low vaccination rates

The majority of Cedar Shoals high school students are not vaccinated against COVID-19. In Clarke County, 78.8% of 12-19 -year-olds

For better or worse, as Jonathan Williams and Joshua Daniels adapted to the circumstances of the pandemic, their social lives

Depression is a major issue among teenagers: 99,000 more teens experienced at least one major depressive episode in 2020 than

On Aug. 17, 2020, Athens-Clarke County reported 14 cases of COVID-19. Cases had been on the decline for the past

All American students have experienced the symptoms: sweaty palms, sudden amnesia, general angst. A pillar of education, standardized tests have

Students flood into the open doors of a bustling school with hair done, new backpacks and first-day nerves. But for

Walking into Cedar Shoals for the first time on March 15, Makayla Powell finally got to meet the students she

One month into the 2021-22 school year, Cedar Shoals teachers still face unique circumstances: they have to keep their distance,

From discussions about race and gender discrimination to school spirit initiatives, the Cedar Shoals peer leadership program has become a

When COVID-19 cut the 2019-20 in-person school year short, administrators and teachers were presented with the unique challenge of continuing