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Amelia DeLamater shares her similarities and differences with her mother, and how their relationship works.

Junior Amelia DeLamater has struggled with her self confidence about her height her whole life. At 16 years old, she is learning to accept being 5-foot-10.

The CCSD Board of Education announced Dr. Robbie Hooker as the finalist for the position of Superintendent of the CCSD in a press release on Aug. 8. If approved by the BOE in the coming weeks, he will assume the position effective Oct. 10.

Clarke County School District was approved as a charter school district on March 31, which will go into effect on July 1.

Clarke Central High School’s band has moved multiple times, but will be moving one final time into their new building during the summer of 2016.

The ODYSSEY Media Group, Clarke Central High School’s news source, will be moving into their new space next year.

Construction is renovating Clarke Central High School to be more sustainable and to last for years to come.

Members of Clarke Central High School’s iliad, ODYSSEY Newsmagazine, and ODYSSEY Online attended the Southern Interscholastic Press Association convention for the tenth year.

Clarke Central High School’s after school program has been remodeled this year and has seen a pick up in participation.

Members of the ODYSSEY staff attended the National Scholastic Press Association Fall Conference in Orlando, Florida on Nov. 12-15.

Varsity baseball pitcher Noah Fairbairn, after playing on over 15 different teams, has finally found his home in Augusta, Ga. playing for Augusta University’s baseball team.

On Feb. 3, former Clarke Central High School principal Dr. Jim Willis returned to campus to visit and reflect on his time here.

Clarke Central High School sophomore free safety An’zavion “Zay” Brown is a college prospect and junior running back JaQua Daniels is a college recruit. Both play on
Clarke Central High School’s varsity football team. The University of Georgia has recruited Daniels and shown interest in Brown.

In recent years, freshmen on varsity teams have become the norm, and there is no exception this year.