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May 26, 2017

SGORR Steps Forward

November 17, 2016

Community Reacts to Student Suspensions

November 13, 2016

Public Forum Yields Goals to Help Close Achievement Gap

December 15, 2015

Open SGORR Meeting Meets Expectations

December 18, 2014

Bridging Gaps to Improve Race Relations

June 9, 2014

The Definition Dilemma

January 31, 2014

Students Express Opinions on Achievement Gap

David Shakno, Liz Jacob, Ari Ross, Multimedia Editor, Web Editor in Chief, Raiderzone Editor

May 7, 2013

Filed under ACHIEVEMENT, AUDIO, FEATURED MULTIMEDIA, SPOTLIGHT

The Shakerite spoke with several students on their opinions of the achievement gap. We've compiled answers from seniors Ale Bliss, Jack Nemeth and Faride Bustamante as well as SGORR advisor Halle Bauer below: Question: Do you b...

Shiloh Hit the Shaker Ground Running

Bridget Cook, Spotlight Editor

March 26, 2013

Filed under SPOTLIGHT

By mid-March, many second semester seniors have serious cases of senioritis, cruising through the home stretch of their high school careers as they prepare to head off to college. Senior Didi Shiloh, however, is far from checking...

GSA and SGORR Come Together to Combat Homophobia in Shaker

Erica Seman, Spotlight Editor

April 25, 2012

Filed under SPOTLIGHT

ith the addition of more students committed to diversity, the Day of Silence is growing louder. While Shaker’s Gay Straight Alliance has provided support for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community since 1998, the...

Student Mayors Meet to Consider Solutions for School

Allie Harris, Campus and City Editor

February 27, 2012

Filed under CAMPUS & CITY

About 100 students came together at Meetings of the Mayors Nov. 28 and Feb. 6. The meetings were designed by faculty to organize a group of students who are active in the school want to help Shaker. Students were invited based...

After Visits, SGORR Members Cannot Eat in Restaurants

Allie Harris, Campus and City Editor

December 13, 2011

Filed under CAMPUS & CITY

The 250 students in Student Group on Race Relations are now prohibited from going out to lunch after they visit fourth-and sixth-grade classes. According to SGORR Coordinator Halle Bauer, the existing policy is now being enforced...