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CAMPUS & CITY
Weapon Detection Delayed
Weapon Detection Delayed
Superintendent's 3 p.m. email states that Dec. 2 start date is "not feasible"
Emma Barker, Journalism I Reporter | November 22, 2024
Principal Eric Juli's daily message to students about taking charge of their fate greeted the high school community this morning on the front lawn, courtesy of the high school PTO.
“I Think It Takes a Big Person to Do That”
Isabel Siegel and Olivia Cavallo | November 21, 2024
Juli in 2019, after being named principal.
Juli Resigns
Eliot Call, Editor in Chief | November 18, 2024
Voters scan their ballots in the Shaker Heights Middle School gym Nov. 5.
Concerned for the Future
Olivia Cavallo and Ingrid Holda | November 6, 2024
Image of a Ohio voter registration form.
Determined to Cast Their First Votes
Mahoney Hill and Lucy Horrigan | November 5, 2024
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INVESTIGATIONS
SPOTLIGHT
Voters waited more than an hour in line to cast a ballot at Shaker Heights Main Library this afternoon.
Waiting in Line, With Lots on Their Minds
Shaker Heights residents share what moved them to vote today
Olivia Cavallo, Spotlight Editor | November 5, 2024
An example of a pro-Harris Halloween yard sign for sale online at moveon.org. With a presidential Election Day approaching, trick-or-treaters this year will visit lots of homes where political allegiances are clearly on display.
All Signs Point to Candy
Bridget Barragate, Journalism I Reporter | October 31, 2024
Petey21, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
Trick-or-Treating, Forever?
Ruth Foreman, Journalism I Reporter | October 31, 2024
Lights frame artwork in Room 216, helping to create a peaceful mood in the zen, or mindfulness room created by guidance counselor Catherine Szendrey.
Szendrey Makes Space for Mindfulness at School
Isabel Siegel, Managing Editor | June 4, 2024
A 2020 mural by Dorothy Sabo in Room 251 emphasizes the history and power of protest in the United States.
Walls May Go, But Art Will Survive
Ingrid Holda, Opinion Editor | June 4, 2024
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RAIDER ZONE
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Trending Stories
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Juli in 2019, after being named principal.

Juli Resigns

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Principal Eric Juli's daily message to students about taking charge of their fate greeted the high school community this morning on the front lawn, courtesy of the high school PTO.

"I Think It Takes a Big Person to Do That"

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Birdseye view of Shaker Heights.

The True Story of the Integration of Shaker Heights

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Jokes Can Be Racist, Too

Jokes Can Be Racist, Too

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What is Football?

What is Football?

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Weapon Detection Delayed

Weapon Detection Delayed

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Principal Eric Juli at the main office P.A. station Nov. 22, his last day at work with students. Juli delivered daily Words of Wisdom messages and deejayed music during passing periods from this spot throughout his tenure, which began in August 2019. Today, Juli shared a quote from John Wesley, an English theologian of the 18th century: “We do all the good we can/By any means we can/In all the ways we can/In all the places we can/At all the times we can/To all the people we can/As long as we ever can.”

'Rite Idea: Juli's Leadership on Security is Unequaled

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A student makes an iPad recording of a fight during 6A lunch Jan. 9, an act that can result in detention or suspension.

Record That Fight at Your Own Risk

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OPINION
Principal Eric Juli at the main office P.A. station Nov. 22, his last day at work with students. Juli delivered daily Words of Wisdom messages and deejayed music during passing periods from this spot throughout his tenure, which began in August 2019. Today, Juli shared a quote from John Wesley, an English theologian of the 18th century: “We do all the good we can/By any means we can/In all the ways we can/In all the places we can/At all the times we can/To all the people we can/As long as we ever can.”
‘Rite Idea: Juli’s Leadership on Security is Unequaled
Editorial Board | November 22, 2024
Choose optimism, but avoid apathy
November 19, 2024
Harris For President
November 4, 2024
‘Rite Idea: Taking Security to the Next Level
September 27, 2024
SATIRE
A bewildered student attempts to navigate the disorderly jungle that is the schedule for the month of May. A senior, he is thankful that there isn't much more of the month he'll have to endure.
New Schedule Freaks Everyone Out
Daniel Carroll, City Reporter | May 1, 2024

A new schedule for the month of May has been posted on the official Shaker Heights High School Facebook page, which we all definitely check at...

Stories from Expeditions to the Loo (Satire)
May 24, 2022
Boobvoyage!
May 20, 2022
Welcome Back, Faces! (Satire)
March 1, 2022
Sporting their future alma maters' colors, B'Lise Bradley and Lizzy Favret sign their letters of intent Nov. 13 in the North Gym during the Athletic Department winter media day ceremony.
Bradley, Favret Declare Division I Commitments
Charlie Howell, Sports Writing Reporter | November 14, 2024

Seniors B’Lise Bradley and Lizzy Favret signed Division I letters of intent yesterday during the Athletic Department’s winter sports media day. Bradley will play volleyball...

The Raiders pose in celebration of their state semifinal win at Thomas Worthington High School's Hamilton Field Thursday. The victory sent them to the title game for the first time since 2019.
Field Hockey to Vie For State Title Tomorrow
Vaughn Ullom, Raider Zone Editor | November 1, 2024
An illustration of a Metrasens Ultra unit at the company's website, which describes it as "the ideal solution for schools looking to enhance event security without breaking the budget. Its portable design allows it to be easily deployed at multiple events throughout the day—from assemblies to sports games—making it a versatile tool for maintaining safety."
In a First, Spectators Will Walk Through Metal Detection
Sports Writing Reporters | September 26, 2024
Swimmers Eliot Coutelen, Liam Coffey, Henry York, Johnny Coffey and Manuel Alvarado shaved their heads at Nicoletti Hair Styling in Woodmere Jan. 28.
Ahead by a Hair — Or None
Vaughn Ullom, Raider Zone Editor | March 13, 2024
Cavaliers fans pack the streets to celebrate Cleveland's NBA championship June 22, 2016. Increasing incidents of gun violence in public assemblies has some people wondering if they would attend another Cleveland celebration.
Fan Fears
Eamonn Furey, Raider Zone Reporter | March 13, 2024
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PHOTO GALLERIES
Students Walk Out in Wake of Gun Violence, Again: Speakers
The work of Ella Grey, Meg Hahnenberg, Haiden Whitney and Ashlyn Inouye, IB HL Portfolio students, is on display through March 26.
Concrete Jungle, Evan Yule
Women's March Photo Gallery
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