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The award-winning Shaker Heights High School student news organization

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For the first time, freshmen have Naviance accounts. “It made me realize that college is just around the corner, in a way,” said freshman Kate Hahnenberg.

College Comes Ever Closer

Emerson Coffman, Journalism I Reporter
December 5, 2017
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Katie Cronin, Journalism I Reporter
December 4, 2017
For non-testing students, school begins at 12:39 p.m. today and 12:09 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday to accommodate state exams.

Let the Disruptions Begin

Lily Camp, Journalism I Reporter
December 4, 2017
Principal Jonathan Kuehnle posted a Nov. 9 tweet, stating, “Our boys need to learn how to respect girls.” The tweet was in response to Spotlight Editor Ainsley Snyder’s column, ‘Who Deserves It?,’ which described an experience with sexual harassment from boys on school grounds.

Boys Have Lots to Learn

Ashley Sah, Journalism I Reporter
December 2, 2017
A Gun-Free Zone sign hangs in a window at the front entrance of the high school. “Think how often cell phones go missing or get stolen. Is it always possible to secure every piece of property in our building 24/7?” said Principal Jonathan Kuehnle.

Fighting Firearms with Firearms

Anna Krouse, Journalism I Reporter
November 30, 2017
A Mano en Mano poster of the Puerto Rican flag on display in the upper cafeteria.

Clubs Cooperate to Aid Puerto Rico

Isaac Van Orman, Journalism I Reporter
November 17, 2017
District Aims to Maintain Learning by Maintaining Buildings

District Aims to Maintain Learning by Maintaining Buildings

Ethan Bloch, Campus and City Editor
November 13, 2017
“I probably couldn’t live without mine, said Superintendent Gregory C. Hutchings, Jr. of his assistant. She does all of my scheduling, she takes all of my phone calls, she proofreads all of my PowerPoint presentations, she uploads all of my BoardDocs.

Government Mandates Spawn New Non-Teaching Positions

Emet Celeste-Cohen, Investigations Editor
November 8, 2017
Board of Education member-elect Heather Weingart speaks to supporters and campaign aides shortly after receiving news of victory Nov. 7.

Hardaway, Cremer and Weingart to Join Shaker Heights Board of Education; Zimmerman, Williams and Roeder Re-Elected to City Council

Zachary Nosanchuk, Assignment Managing Editor
November 8, 2017
Elementary school students painted pictures of space that were displayed outside the large auditorium.

Shaker takes Learning to Space

Ashley Sah, Danielle Krantz and Ana Butze
November 6, 2017
The mural of former teacher Timothy Mitchell painted as George Washington was met by controversy in 2011.

The Mitchell Mural: Bookended By Controvery

November 1, 2017
Registered voters in Shaker will cast their ballots Nov. 7 to elect city council and school board members and vote on several issues. “We are a republic, we are a representative democracy, and if you want those you elect to make decisions that you support then you need to let them know what your choices are, government teacher Kimberly Owens said.

Shaker Teen Center in the Works

October 30, 2017
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