East Athens Educational Dance Center held a performance called “Winning: The Champion Within” on Feb. 22 at the Morton Theatre.
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Twenty-two sophomores and juniors from CCSD will attend semifinalist on-site interviews for the annual Georgia Governor’s Honors Program on Feb. 28 at Georgia Southern University and March 14 at Kennesaw State University.
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Even amid political divides and frustration, Athens residents like Kirrena Gallagher and Dr. Marilyn Vickers show that impactful change starts with involvement, not complaints.
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In a time of political distrust, the movie“Wicked: For Good” shows how easily the government can manipulate the public through scapegoats to distract from real issues affecting society.
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To incentivize good attendance for students, CCHS will hold the Big Event: Block Party on Dec. 10 in the CCHS Competition Gym.
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As Georgia lawmakers crack down on student cell phone use, they risk ignoring the realities of school safety and silencing parent concerns.
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CCHS seniors Noah Kilpatrick and Olivia Bergman earned perfect scores on the PSAT, making them both National Merit Scholarship semi-finalists.
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The latest game from The New York Times, Pips, was released on Aug. 18 to users worldwide, bringing its own mathematical difficulty for NYT Games enthusiasts.
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Clarke Central High School Multi-Classroom Leader and 2023-24 Teacher of the Year, Brad Williford,…
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On March 17, the CCSD announced that two interim middle school principals will become full-time, effective immediately.
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CCSD and Athens Community Career Academy ninth and 10th grade students are invited to attend the ACCA Pathway Showcase night on March 6.
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The Athens Community Career Academy’s Black History Month Program will be held on Feb. 26, highlighting local Black history and culture.
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Diversity and Representation Editor Peter Atchley shares five facts about Lunar New Year which took place on Jan. 29.
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A new art exhibition at the Lyndon House Arts Center opened on Oct. 8, featuring art from several students at Burney-Harris-Lyons Middle School.
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Burney-Harris-Lyons Middle School will host its first ever Parent Teacher Organization Potluck on Sept. 16, at 6:00 p.m. to welcome new parents into the PTO.
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Derrick Maxwell has been appointed as Interim Principal at Clarke Middle School for the 2024-25 school year, following the rebuilding of the old CMS building.
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Viewpoints Editor Peter Atchley talks about how he questioned Christianity from a young age and struggled to build his own relationship with religion.
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CCHS foreign language department chair Emily Hulse has conducted the French III fairy tale summative project to provide students with a chance to show content mastery.
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“Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire” will stun viewers with amazing special effects and impressive storytelling but several jokes did not deliver.
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CCHS students and staff in the chorus program have worked to create a positive environment despite the relatively small number of students in the program.
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CCHS students must take advanatge of the benefits of having a mentor to give advice and share experience.
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Study-abroad opportunities are offered to Clarke Central High School students to further the study of foreign languages.
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The Black History Program Bake-Off on Feb. 28 will retell the story of African Americans through a historical baking competition.
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Viewpoints Editor Peter Atchley’s ‘Personal Narrative’ graphic is shown above. Atchley began to question…
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Popular media portrays teenagers as oversexualized, drugged out, and lazy. This perception harms high schoolers and good representation is hard to find.
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Since the 2019-20 school year, the guitar course offerings have provided students with opportunities to perform in front of large crowds and collaborate with other musicians.
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Mike Bradshaw, owner of The Grill, reflects on how The Grill has lasted so long in the Athens Community.
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On Nov. 7, the varsity flag football team made state playoffs, finishing the season with an overall winning record of 10-5.
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The varsity flag football team has their Senior Night and games on Nov. 7.
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Journalism I student Peter Atchley shares how the “Don’t Say Gay” Bill would affect LGBTQ+ education and the ways that it relates to him personally.