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The award-winning Shaker Heights High School student news organization

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This image was generated by Open AI's ChatGPT using the text of this story as the prompt. When asked what the object atop the book in the bottom-right corner was, Shakerite editors identified it as either a printer, a typewriter or a "really messed up book."

Is AI OK? It Depends on Whom You Ask

Isabel Siegel and Daniel Carroll
March 20, 2025
Sophomore Daniel Bowen sings while sophomore Luvirt Parker and Sankofa members dance to “This is How We Do It” by Montell Jordan.

Sankofa Brings Its Wildest Dreams to the Stage

Shakerite Staff
February 21, 2025
Students walk past a two-sided analog clock in the second floor main hallway.

Clocked Out

Spencer Zbanek, Raider Zone Editor
February 10, 2025
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

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
Michael Better, a junior, and freshman Natalie Better enjoy a conversation with substitute teacher Spencer Sowards near the high school main entrance May 29. Natalie said Sowards often asks her about her sport, figure skating.

Inspired and Inspiring

Olivia Cavallo, Opinion Editor
May 31, 2024
When it was built, Woodbury was nearly one-third the size it is today. Additionally, the pond that was formerly to the east of the school has since been reduced to a stream.

More Than a Century in the Making

Will Stewart, Policy Reporter
May 15, 2024
Swimmers launch from the starting blocks for a backstroke heat during a 1957 swim meet held at the high school's pool.

A Splash From the Past

Will Stewart, Policy Reporter
May 7, 2024
A promotional card from Spitz shows the A4 projector in operation. The card is posted in Planetarium Director Bryan Child's office.

Space for Learning

Liam MacGilvray, Journalism II Reporter
April 8, 2024
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