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A vow of silence involves
someone
commiting to
abstain from talking or, in some cases, communicating with others at all, for a set amount of time. More than 10,000
people
participated in the national Day of Silence in April.

When Silence is Louder than Speech

August 29, 2019

“I’ve started not doing my homework in my bed and I’ve started doing it at a table, and it’s really
helping. I get it done quicker and I’m less distracted,” Bourdrez, said.

How to Stay Focused While Studying

August 28, 2019

English teacher Jody Podl, who attended Shaker schools and has taught in the district for 21 years, will not return to the classroom this year. At an August Board of Education meeting, she called on the administration to help the district move forward.

Podl to Continue Leave

August 23, 2019

Junior Rhazariah McFall is a member of choir and takes French. “Just as a starting step, effort would be monumental for change,” she said.

Being Black in Shaker Schools

July 16, 2019

Dr. Breeden to retire after 40 years in public education

Administrative Changes Continue

June 24, 2019

Delegates from South Korea listen to high school students.

From South Korea to Shaker Heights

May 24, 2019

Interim superintendent, Dr. Stephen M. Wilkins sits with incoming superintendent Dr. David Glasner at the Nov. 8 community meeting.

Hutchings Hires Wilkins, Again

May 20, 2019

Science teacher John O’Verko said each year he interacts with his students differently based on their personalities.

In the Wake of Administrative Leave

May 17, 2019

“I don’t think it’s right to abuse the elevators just because there are kids who need them. But I also don’t blame them because of how packed the stairs can get,” sophomore Clovis Westlund said.

Just Push the Button

May 15, 2019

Jonathan Kuehnle, then an applicant for high school principal, addresses the audience at a March 7, 2016 community meeting. Photo by The Shakerite.

Searching for Success

May 14, 2019

Juli said his first job as a principal is to listen and learn, to hear from the students and staff about what needs to be fixed and what is working great. “It would be really presumptuous of me to come in and say ‘Alright, I’m here now. This is what we’re going to do,’” he said.

Juli Named SHHS Principal

May 10, 2019

Marijuana comes in various edible forms, including gummies

Edibles Found on Middle School Students, Leading to Investigation

May 8, 2019

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