District Performance on State Report Card Declines from Recent Years
Nora Spadoni, Editor-in-Chief
The district earned eight Fs on the state report card from the Ohio Department of Education
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Community to Benefit from New Tennis Courts
Alexa Jankowsky, Raider Zone Editor
The new tennis courts opened with a Sep. 10 ceremony. The ceremony recognized the efforts by community members and the school district to create the new courts and emphasize... Read More »
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To Know What Diversity is, Try Listening
Ose Arheghan, Multimedia Editor
By now, I might have worn out my diversity credentials, but I'm not done talking about diversity. During the course of this investigation, I received a text message from a student w... Read More »
May 2, 2016 • 0 comments
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OPINION
‘Rite Idea: What the Heat is Going on Here?
Shaker constantly expresses its desire to do whatever it takes to help students and teachers succeed. This is why they should consider closing or dismissing schools due to ex... Read More »
September 8, 2016 • 0 comments
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LIFESTYLE
Sacrificing Self-Love for Social Likes
Izzy Markey, Staff Reporter
Each month, Instagram hosts more than 400 million active users, who share more than 80 million photos daily. According to the “rules” of social media, I rate high on the... Read More »
May 28, 2016 • 0 comments
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Not only are they undefeated after 11 games, Raider men's soccer has only allowed one goal this season. Journalism I reporters Brianna Ali and Michael Prowell filed this report, their first for The Shakerite.
Undefeated and Virtually Unchallenged
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The men’s varsity soccer team remains undefeated 11 games into the season after posting a 14-8-2 record last season. Shaker extended their streak to 11-0 with 1-0 victory over the Medina Bees Sept. ...
"Shaker earned F's in eight categories, including closing the achievement gap, K-3 literacy, and progress for students whose academic performance is in the lowest 20 percent, on the Ohio Department of Education state report card." Our Editor-in-Chief, Nora Spadoni, writes about the validity of the report and the responses from the administration.
District Performance on State Report Card Declines from Recent Years
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Investigations Editor Astrid Braun reports on the decision of funding for a second IB Theory of Knowledge class, and the controversies and questions raised by it.
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The IB Theory of Knowledge curriculum emphasizes questions, including “How do we know?” and “How do we learn?” This year, TOK II students are asking, “How do we learn in Theory of Knowledge ...
Multimedia Editor Ose Arheghan photographs singer-songwriter Teyana Taylor as she performed at Cleveland State's Wolstein Center in support of reproductive health rights during All Access Cleveland 2016 on Sept. 10.
Teyana Taylor Takes Cleveland Stage
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Throwback: in light of the 15th anniversary of the horrific attacks on September 9, 2001, we remember Multimedia Editor Ose Arheghan's column last year about the affects of 9/11 on the millennial generation.
A Millennial’s Perspective on 9/11
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While it marks a somber moment in American history, 9/11 has a different impact on teens today than in generations past. As it is, the oldest students in our school wouldn’t have even started Kinder...
