Juliet Tonkin and Demi McClain
November 30, 2018 • No Comments
Shaker staff and students took steps this week to help ease the return to school after the death of Woodbury Elementary School teacher Aisha Fraser. On Monday, Nov. 26,...
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Hilary Shakelton, Investigations Budget Reporter
November 5, 2018 • No Comments
The Answer Man: responsible for mopping up floors, filling in as athletic director and even covering classes when a substitute does not show up. Although his formal title...
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December 3, 2018 • No Comments
The “Raider Review” is a weekly series that The Shakerite will publish every Monday night, covering the previous week in sports. This week’s edition covers sports events...
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Emet Celeste-Cohen, Print Managing Editor
September 1, 2018 • No Comments
Shaker is losing students. Over the past decade, district enrollment has declined by more than 370 students. That’s nearly the equivalent of this year’s seventh...
Emilie Evans, Opinion Editor
September 12, 2017 • No Comments
Why is the fall dance called homecoming when no one is truly coming home? Every year students dress up and take to the dance floors in the high school’s north gym, but...
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Journalism I Reporter
Juliet Tonkin (‘20) is in her first year with The Shakerite. She is currently a Journalism I Reporter. Juliet runs cross country and track and is a part of Environmental Club and Global Friendship Club.
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Journalism I Reporter
Katie Fraser (‘22) is in her first year with the Shakerite. She is currently a Journalism I Reporter. Katie is part of Model U.N., Women’s Studies Club and the crew team.
“It’s just to bring attention to the issue of domestic violence in that it was really in our neighborhood.”
The community stands with Aisha Fraser. Investigations Social Issues Reporter Ashley Sah and Visuals Managing Editor David Vahey capture the purple-out with a short video piece. shakerite.com/campus-and-city/purple-out/07/2018/
Students and Staff Show Solidarity for Aisha Fraser
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Shaker students and staff observed a purple-out last Thursday in honor of Aisha Fraser, who was killed by her husband Lance Mason Nov. 17. The purple-out was organized by student council to spread awa...The weekly "Raider Review" series covers the previous week in sports. Raider Zone Editor Anna Krouse and Raider Zone Reporter Ezra Marks report.
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The “Raider Review” is a weekly series that The Shakerite will publish every Monday night, covering the previous week in sports. This week’s edition covers sports events that fell between Nov. 2...“We thought we had it worked out, but at the last minute the district said it would not work, so we were forced into arbitration."
The SHTA will go into arbitration. Campus and City Editor Ethan Bloch and Social Issues Investigations Reporter Ashley Sah report.
SHTA, District Fail to Resolve Podl Grievance
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The Shaker Heights Teachers’ Association announced Friday that it will enter arbitration to resolve a grievance the SHTA filed against the school district on behalf of English teacher Jody Podl. Acc...“It was nice way to show solidarity and come together as a community." After death of Woodbury teacher Aisha Fraser, Shaker students and staff came together to care for each other. Journalism I Reporters Juliet Tonkin and Demi McClain write and report.
A Week of Kindness in the Wake of Sadness
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Shaker staff and students took steps this week to help ease the return to school after the death of Woodbury Elementary School teacher Aisha Fraser. On Monday, Nov. 26, students joined the athletic de..."The student experience cannot be the same as having a licensed and working professional theater artist.”
The district chose not to hire a substitute theatre department teacher. Spotlight Theater Reporter Amya Neal writes.
District Decision Makes McBurney’s Opportunity a Department’s Challenge
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After 16 years teaching theater arts at the high school, Christine McBurney seized upon a chance to renew her approach. She took a leave of absence to teach at Baldwin Wallace University this year as ...