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Sowing skills: Julie Throne grows FFA and agriculture programs

Students shake tiny mason jars of cream and salt, making butter. An Australian Shepherd curls in the corner behind the

Elijah Barlow was 14 years old when he decided that he would be a construction manager when he grew up.

Kristi Muenzer originally had aspirations to become a math teacher but her plans changed after taking pre-calculus while attending Alfreda

Starting off the year of 2024-25, the Cedar Shoals marching band and color guard have been working hard on their

At the end of the 2023-24 school year, Cedar Shoals had over 30 staff who would not be returning. Of

When A.S. Green Sr., also known as “Preacher Green,” bought land in 1956, he planted the Green Acres seed, a

On Feb. 23, Jarissa Navarro, a student at the University of Georgia, received a call from her friend asking where

The University of Georgia has seen a 15% decrease of enrollment in education programs. The National Center for Educational Statistics

On May 21 the Athens-Clarke County local election and primary will be held. With no Republican candidate for sheriff, the

While Advanced Placement classes seem to be deeply-rooted in school culture, many have yet to scratch the surface. The concerns