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Marcia Brown, Managing Editor
May 17, 2013
The administration received a call from the College Board today informing them that Advanced Placement U.S. History and German students will have to retake part of the exam.
Students were informed of the decision during a...
September 19, 2012
Students who slack off during the first quarter always have the second quarter to get the grade they so desire for the semester, right? Wrong.
Due to a change in grading policy, students’ quarterly scores will be averaged...
Julia Scharfstein, Campus and City Editor
March 20, 2012
Just this year, five or six confiscated phones were replaced by the school because they were stolen before they could be returned to the student.
In most of the cases, the phones were stolen from a teacher’s desk. In one...
Shane McKeon, Staff Reporter
February 27, 2012
A 16-year-old boy was arrested at the high school Jan. 25 for carrying a concealed, unloaded, inoperable pistol, but the incident did not precipitate a lockdown.
The matter was handled quietly by administrators and the Shaker...
Alysse Eberhand, Cover Story Editor
December 13, 2011
The roar of cheering fans was not loud enough to drown out the sirens of police cars and an ambulance.
And the explanations of administrators after the fact have done little to quiet students who are protesting arrests for...
Allie Harris, Campus and City Editor
December 13, 2011
After the Dec. 2 incidents, the administration made changes to decrease the probability of reoccurrences.
The administration hopes that changing the time of the hockey game from 9 p.m. to 6:45 p.m. will be another way to control...
Rachel Shaw, Cover Story Editor
December 13, 2011
The basketball home opener – a one-point win for Shaker -- culminated in a parking-lot fight and two arrests. To top it off, LeBron James was not in attendance, despite rumors that he would be.
Assistant Principal Eric...
