June 24, 2019 • No Comments
Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction Terri Breeden, whose tenure has provoked controversy, will retire from the district June 30. Breeden, who came to...
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Andrea Yasinsky, Journalism II Reporter
April 15, 2019 • No Comments
It took 24 years, but finally, it’s the last straw for Starbucks. Starbucks began selling cold drinks and straws in 1995, and since then, usage has skyrocketed. Americans...
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Ezra Marks, Raider Zone Editor
June 7, 2019 • No Comments
In the original version of this article, which appears in print on pages of 64-69 of Volume 89, Issue II, published April 26, 2018, Todd Corbin was incorrectly titled as a...
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Mae Nagusky, Editor-in-Chief
July 16, 2019 • No Comments
Halfway through the Nov. 8 meeting, senior Brianna Jarrell stepped up onto the stage. She took the microphone from Substitute Principal David Glasner and expressed frustration...
May 30, 2019 • No Comments
Dr. David Glasner, substitute principal and superintendent-select, submitted this letter to the editorial board May 23 in response to the 'Rite Idea published in the Vol....
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“When or if I come back, I want to be able to come back and really feel comfortable and ready to teach.” Campus and City Editor Danielle Krantz reports on Jody Podl’s choice to remain on medical leave.
“We were OK with that and we would play around them. It was not causing any issues.” Principal Eric Juli decides men's head soccer coach cannot continue after calling police to remove former students from turf field. Ezra Marks has the story.
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Conflict Over Alumni Field Use Leads to Dismissal of Men’s Soccer Coach
Men’s varsity soccer coach Jacob Cooper’s contract was not renewed after he told a group of football alumni to leave the turf field during men’s and women’s soccer practices July 10 and called...“For Shaker to be marketed as such a diverse school, the diversity within each classroom doesn’t seem like it’s where it should be.”
Editor-in-Chief Mae Nagusky writes about students’ experiences with racial inequities in Shaker schools.
"I discovered how stressful, rewarding and educational a job in the service industry could be."
Guest 'Riter Adonis Fryer examines the truths he gained while working during high school.
"As I complete my fortieth year in education, I have decided it is the perfect time to pursue my other interests." Lauren Sheperd and Ashley Sah report on the retirement of Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction, Terri Breeden.
Administrative Changes Continue
Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum and Instruction Terri Breeden, whose tenure has provoked controversy, will retire from the district June 30. Breeden, who came to the district from Fairfax Count...