Mary Cole, Ruby Cover, Lucy Dale, and Marie York
October 12, 2018 • No Comments
Tenth through 12th graders and faculty expressed irritation and confusion about an online accreditation survey administered Sept. 20 during the second period. The accreditation...
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Ana Butze, Spotlight Co-Editor
September 9, 2018 • No Comments
High school juniors are typically preoccupied by questions about where and how they will find themselves after graduation. Izzy Ortman, however, is not an average high...
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Anna Krouse, Raider Zone Editor
October 9, 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 contests that fell...
- Kicking Off the Football Season August 31, 2018
- What the Refs Don’t Hear August 27, 2018
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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...
Lauren Sheperd, Education Columnist
October 3, 2018 • No Comments
During a normal school day, information is thrown at me left and right from seven different classes. However, as soon as I get home, I forget most of it. Currently, classes...
- Why Now? September 27, 2018
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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
Michael McGinnis (‘19) is in his first year with The Shakerite. He is currently a Journalism I Reporter, and is interested in theatre. Michael does Sankofa and will be a part of the ensemble show this year. In his free time, he likes writing a variety of things.
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Journalism I Reporter
Jackson Wrubel (‘22) is in his first year with The Shakerite. He is currently a Journalism I Reporter. Jackson is a baseball and tennis player. He enjoys playing video games, sleeping, reporting, weekends and watching football and baseball.
“I had an F until I brought in the tissues.” Teachers do not have to provide tissues for students, which leads to some teachers giving students extra credit for bringing them in. Journalism I Reporters Dylan Robinson, Diana Martins, Will Welsh, Alex Markland and Katie Rusnak have the story.
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Cold and flu season is fast approaching, and with it runny noses and the annual question of who provides tissues and where to find them. Flu season has already begun in Northeast Ohio, and the worst i...The weekly "Raider Review" series covers the previous week in sports. Raider Zone Editor Anna Krouse writes and reports.
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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 Oct. 8..."A lot of things were opinionated to make the teachers look bad, and I didn’t agree with it, honestly." Shaker students and teachers took an online survey that included questions students felt were narrow and biased. Journalism I Reporters Mary Cole, Ruby Cover, Lucy Dale and Marie York have the story.
Mandatory Survey Leaves Students and Teachers With Questions
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Tenth through 12th graders and faculty expressed irritation and confusion about an online accreditation survey administered Sept. 20 during the second period. The accreditation survey, provided by Adv...“Overall, our students and teachers should benefit from the new Monday schedule put in place, rather than the Tuesday schedule.” Student athletes give their viewpoint on the new early release Monday schedule. Raider Zone Editor Anna Krouse has the story.
Early Release Monday Creates Controversy for Student Athletes
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Monday’s new early dismissal schedule was put in place to benefit teachers, although student athletes are just as affected because of the increased gap between school and practice time. In previous ...The Shakerite will publish a weekly “Raider Review” series every Sunday night covering the previous week in sports. Raider Zone Editor Anna Krouse writes and reports.
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The “Raider Review” is a weekly series that The Shakerite will publish on every Sunday night covering the previous week in sports. This weeks reporting is on games that fell between Oct. 1-7. Next...