The toll of the 2020 elections
The 2020 presidential election wreaked havoc leading to riots, protests and lawsuits. Families, friends and relationships have been ripped apart.
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News
Air conditioning system failure leads to early dismissal
What felt like a normal Monday at Cedar Shoals quickly turned to a hot situation after the Charles J. Worthy
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Prom canceled for a second straight year
With cancelation after cancelation, the 2020-2021 school year has been quite a ride. In early March Cedar Shoals announced a
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Pandemic Pets
423 pets were adopted from Athens-Clarke County Animal Services in 2020. Considering the pandemic has halted life in a way
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Bridging the Gap
Hundreds of applicants from around the world were nominated to be student ambassadors for Bridge to Employment, but only 13
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Q&A with Principal Derricotte: Returning to in-person learning
Students returned to in-person classes on March 15 for the first time since March 2020, using a hybrid model that
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Planning for change in the pedestrian plaza
The Athens Clarke County government removed the Confederate Monument on College Avenue last August and closed off College Square to
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CCSD staff to receive second doses of COVID-19 vaccine
Standing across from the entrance to the boys’ locker room, four doctors carefully filled syringes from small bottles of the
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A new look for the jungle
With Clarke County students attending school online since March 2020, most students have not been able to visit the Cedar
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CCSD employees receive their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine
Clarke County teachers and staff received their first dose of the Pfizer vaccine today. Announced by Gov. Brian Kemp on
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