Clarke Central High School seniors celebrated Decision Day on April 27 in Mell auditorium.
Julie Alpaugh
Julie Alpaugh
Julie Alpaugh is a senior at Clarke Central High School in Athens, Ga. She was a broadcast member her freshman and sophomore year then moved to the position as Web Photography Editor as a junior year. She enjoys both videography and photography. This year a Visuals Coordinator she hopes to thrive and a photographer and leader in the class room.
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Staff writer Emma Crane tells you what look you should rock this prom with a quick quiz and Senior Visuals Coordinator Julie Alpaugh reflects on her experiences with the event.
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ODYSSEY Media Group Senior Visuals Coordinator Julie Alpaugh reflects on her experience photographing prom as a freshman and her thoughts on the event.
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On April 1, Clarke Central High School hosted the first annual school district maker faire. Clarke County School District students were able to present their creations.
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Clarke Central High School hosted the Google for Education Leadership Roundtable on March 30. Educators from across the state came to observe the school and discuss technology in schools.
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Clarke Central High School held its winter sports pep rally on Jan. 20 in the James Crawford Memorial Arena with performances from the varsity and JV basketball cheerleaders.
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The Clarke Central High School and Cedar Shoals High School varsity basketball teams faced off on Jan. 21 at CCHS. The Lady Glads won 53-44 and the boys lost 67-57.
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Fifteen Clarke Central High School band students will attend the annual University of Georgia January High School Band Festival Jan. 19 through 22.
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English department teacher David Ragsdale’s British Literature class had a poetry slam on Jan. 4 where students were able to share original poetry.
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The Clarke Central High School and Cedar Shoals High School girl’s and boy’s varsity basketball teams faced off at CSHS on Dec. 10. The CCHS boy’s team lost to CSHS 73-70 while the girl’s team won 59-57.
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Clarke Central High School math department teacher Dr. Elijah Swift has found himself taking the role of teacher his whole life.
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On Oct. 28, the Clarke Central High School varsity football team defeated Walnut Grove High School 33-21. This secures the Gladiators’ placement as the No.3 seed in the Region AAAAA GHSA State Football Championship.
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All seniors participating in fall sports, band and JROTC were recognized on the field before the Clarke Central High School varsity football game against Flowery Branch High School.
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Gallery: varsity softball closes out the regular season
by Julie Alpaugh September 23, 2016click photo to view gallery By ZOE PETERSON – Photography Editor On Sept. 22,…
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Click photo to view gallery. By JULIE ALPAUGH – Visuals Coordinator By ZOE…
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On April 6, the Clarke County School District held the annual CCSD Special Olympics at Clarke Central High School.
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On April 1, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes hosted a 3-on-3 basketball tournament at Clarke Central High School.
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Ketchapp, known for its game 2048, has released another app that has hit the top of the Apple Apps chart. Stack, released on Feb. 17 2016, has a clear objective while still providing enough challenge for the player.
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On Feb. 9 and 16, through a partnership with the University of Georgia, Clarke Central High School administration, teachers and parents along with UGA college of Education professors and graduate students will meet for a Dinner Dialogue to discuss the book “‘Multiplication is for White People’: Raised expectations for other people’s children” by Lisa Delpit.
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On Feb. 5 Clarke Central High School held their winter pep rally which included performances from the CCHS varsity basketball cheerleaders, faculty members, CCHS varsity basketball team and more.
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Gallery: Guest author Gavriel Savit visits CCHS
by Julie Alpaugh February 5, 2016On Feb. 5, author Gavriel Savit visited the Clarke Central High School Media Center through a partnership with Avid Bookshop for a book reading, Q&A and book signing.
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“The whole family working for you” is the slogan of Panaderia Tacuari. The family owned bakery, located at 145 Fritz Mar Lane, opened the summer of 2015.
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Cedar Shoals High School’s Tech Team taught Clarke Central High School students about virtual reality software and Google Cardboard.
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Gallery: Gladiators vs. Cedar Shoals varsity basketball
by Julie Alpaugh January 24, 2016On Jan. 23, cross-town rivalries Clarke Central High School and Cedar Shoals High School varsity basketball teams face off. The CCHS varsity girls took a 73-39 win followed by the CCHS varsity boys loss 54-73.
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On Jan. 18, Athens community members marched through the streets of downtown Athens to push for a discrimination free community.
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Gallery: Gladiators vs. Oconee varsity basketball
by Julie Alpaugh January 16, 2016>On Jan. 16, the Clarke Central High school’s girls and boys varsity basketball teams won both games against Oconee County High School. The girls won 72-27 and the boys won 63-54.
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On Jan. 5, students at Clarke Central High School came back from break to an essentially new school as the school’s on-going renovation enters a new phase.
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Gallery: Gladiators vs. Cedar Shoals varsity basketball
by Julie Alpaugh December 12, 2015On December 11, the Clarke Central High School basketball teams faced their cross-town rival Cedar Shoals . The varsity girls took away a 64-30 win however the varsity boys lost 44-73.
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Standing only 5’1” as she rushes down the hall to unlock her classroom at Clarke Central High School, students wouldn’t guess what special education department teacher Judith Jurado’s passion was as a kid.
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On Fri., Nov. 6, CCHS celebrated senior night where seniors who participated in fall sports were recognized on the field. Clarke central was then defeated by Loganville 42-13.
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The annual Wild Rumpus parade took place in Downtown Athens on Sat., Oct. 31.
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On Oct. 25, Athens held its 6th annual AthHalf, a half marathon.
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In honor of October being National Dyslexia Awareness Month, Julie Alpaugh shares her story of discovering and coming to accept the fact she has dyslexia.
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On Oct. 16, Clarke Central High School won 44-7 against Gainesville High School at Billy Henderson stadium.
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Banned Books Week is Sept. 27 – Oct. 3 and is a time to recognize books that have been challenged or banned and to celebrate the freedom to read.
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Clarke Central High School student’s attended the homecoming dance On Sept. 26 to finish off the week of homecoming activities.
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Clarke Central High School held the homecoming pep rally on Sept. 25 that featured several performances and games to express school spirit.
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During the homecoming game on September 25, Clarke Central High School faced Apalachee High school and crowned the 2015 homecoming queen.
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On Sept. 13, Pride Week wound down with a family-friendly Pride Festival held on Washington Street in Downtown Athens. The festival featured music, food and variety of vendors to express Athens’ support of the LGBTQ community.
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For the 2015-2016 school year, Clarke County School District students in seventh through tenth grade were given new Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 11e Chromebooks.
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In this episode of SCENE, Julie Alpaugh and Karla Dougan visit rival schools: Clarke Central High School and Cedar Shoals High School and talk to students about the upcoming football game.
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On Aug. 20, Clarke Central High School hosted Open House, an event in which parents/guardians had the opportunity to meet teachers.
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A participant in the Trans Jam BMX contest executes a flip at the Athens…
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Check out staff writer Julie Alpaugh’s photos from Twilight.
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In 2012 the Clarke Middle School garden was created through the initiative of parent David Berle and former agriculture science teacher Cheryl Hinson. It started as a plot of land in front of the school but over past years the front garden has expanded to four plots, and also includes a greenhouse.
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Decision Day was held May 1 in Mell Auditorium.
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The 2015 Clarke Central High School Prom was held April 17 at the State Botanical Gardens.
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On Feb. 3, former Clarke Central High School principal Dr. Jim Willis returned to campus to visit and reflect on his time here.
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White Paper, Empty Screen – Vlog by Julie Alpaugh
by Julie Alpaugh January 6, 2015Story by JULIE ALPAUGH – Broadcast Staff Blankness; white paper, empty screen, I am about…
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On October 31, Clarke Central defeated Heritage 29-15 at Billy Henderson Stadium on Senior Night.
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By JULIE ALPAUGH – Broadcast Staff Teamwork and problem solving both come into play…
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Clarke Central High School freshmen have class in the freshman academy. This year the…