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The Shakerite

The award-winning Shaker Heights High School student news organization

The Shakerite

The award-winning Shaker Heights High School student news organization

The Shakerite

Mae Nagusky

Mae Nagusky, Editor-in-Chief

Mae Nagusky (‘20) is in her fourth year with The Shakerite. She is currently Editor-in-Chief, running and overseeing coverage for shakerite.com and the quarterly print issues. Mae was The Shakerite’s Web Managing Editor in her junior year, and Campus and City Editor sophomore year. In the past, she has covered topics such as systemic inequity and disrespect toward teachers. Mae participates in high school softball, and she enjoys listening to podcasts and dancing.

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Two police cars parked outside of the high school front entrance in November 2019. File Photo.

[Photo] Rumors Lead to Stay-Put

Josh Levin, Editor in Chief
January 10, 2024
The Oscars get criticized for their lack of inclusion for people of color.

Media Shifts Perception

Mae Nagusky, Editor-in-Chief
June 2, 2020
Junior Avery Luke

Skin Tone and Dating

Mae Nagusky, Editor-in-Chief
June 2, 2020
Glasner addresses the Board Trustees of the Shaker Schools Foundation Oct. 17.

[Photo] Striving For a Better Shaker

Danielle Krantz, Campus and City Editor
December 19, 2019
Protesters call for gun control at the March for Our Lives in downtown Cleveland March 24, 2018.

[Photo] We Can Do More

Olivia Warren, Opinion Editor
December 16, 2019
Shaker Heights law enforcement do the Presentation of Colors at the high school's 9/11 assembly.

[Photo] 9/11 Assembly Moves Audience

Vivian Bowling, Spotlight Reporter
September 13, 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

Mae Nagusky, Editor-in-Chief
July 16, 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

Mae Nagusky, Editor in Chief
May 10, 2019
Transgender Students Feel Locked Out

Transgender Students Feel Locked Out

Mae Nagusky, Web Managing Editor
February 1, 2019
A photo of a page in the 2004-2005 Woodbury yearbook depicts Fraser among some of her students. “Ms. Fraser was my sixth grade math teacher who had an impact on my education and I will forever be grateful,” former student Kendall Marbury wrote at gofundme.com.

Beloved, Devoted Woodbury Teacher Killed

Mae Nagusky, Web Managing Editor
November 18, 2018
Varsity boys soccer team prepares for the incoming corner kick. They faced the Revere Minutemen on Oct. 13.

[Photo] Raider Review, Oct. 8-14

Anna Krouse, Raider Zone Editor
October 15, 2018
Is Disrespect On The Rise?

Is Disrespect On The Rise?

Mae Nagusky, Web Managing Editor
September 5, 2018
#MyMomToo

#MyMomToo

Mae Nagusky, Web Managing Editor
August 25, 2018
Students line up on the turf at Russell H. Rupp Stadium, each holding a poster naming a victim of the Parkland school shooting.

Some Walk Out, But Others Sit In

Mae Nagusky, Campus and City Editor
March 14, 2018
Students enrolled in BYU’s online jogging course are required to log their daily 
activity, but BYU does not ensure that students actually complete the activity.

Freeing Up Your Schedule Isn’t Free

Mae Nagusky, Campus and City Editor
January 15, 2018
A TBH image depicts the application operating system, in which students anonymously decide on complementary superlatives for their friends.

To Be Honest, Shaker

Mae Nagusky, Campus and City Editor
October 10, 2017
Students gather on the sidewalk next to firetrucks and fire department vans.

Faulty Fire Alarm Empties High School

Mae Nagusky, Campus and City Editor
August 25, 2017
Starting times and bell schedules will not change next year, but early release Mondays will replace late start Tuesdays in 2018-19.

Late Start Tuesdays Reach Late Stage

Mae Nagusky, Campus and City Editor
May 17, 2017
Alumni converse about the community Nov. 23 at the Shaker Heights Main Library.

2010 Graduates Speak Up

Mae Nagusky, Journalism I Reporter
December 9, 2016
Participants discussed race and its role in recent events in their small groups, each discussion facilitated by a core leader.

SGORR Steps Forward

Mae Nagusky, Journalism I Reporter
November 17, 2016
Theatre Department dressing rooms await the production of "Urinetown" Dec. 1-3.

You’re in town, ‘Urinetown’

Mae Nagusky, Journalism I Reporter
November 3, 2016
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