Teachers make adjustments amidst pandemic challenges
One month into the 2021-22 school year, Cedar Shoals teachers still face unique circumstances: they have to keep their distance,
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A new mentor for the Cedar peer leaders
From discussions about race and gender discrimination to school spirit initiatives, the Cedar Shoals peer leadership program has become a
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The value of virtual school
When COVID-19 cut the 2019-20 in-person school year short, administrators and teachers were presented with the unique challenge of continuing
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New faces from different places
Kicking off the 2021-22 school year, Cedar Shoals welcomes new staff into the building, including a world traveler, a hip-hop
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VanHessen to attend West Point
With a 12% acceptance rate, getting accepted into West Point, the United States Military Academy, is no small feat. Cedar
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Quarantine leads to self discovery
The pandemic has changed all of our lives. We have all struggled in ways we might have never imagined. But
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Growing gifted: CCSD program is evolving to become more inclusive
From 2010 to 2020, CCSD’s gifted program grew by 43%, which is eight times greater than the growth of the
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Introverts vs. extroverts, and the effects of quarantine on both
As a self-proclaimed extrovert known for the lively greetings he offers in the hallways, junior Mich Bodden’s experiences during the
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Mask policies disrupt students and staff across county lines
In Georgia, most students populate desks rather than Zoom screens. In-person instruction is considered to be superior in terms of
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Students and teachers struggle with mental health
Before COVID-19 caused a nationwide lockdown one year ago in the U.S., students woke up every morning to go to
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