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The first season of “The Paper” was released on Sept. 4, and is a well-done addition to the universe of “The Office,” full of engaging dialogue and heartwarming character relationships.

The CCHS varsity flag football team will take on Hebron Christian High School and Greenbrier High School for a closed scrimmage on Sept. 22 in Billy Henderson Stadium.

Fit Body Boot Camp is hosting a charity 5K for BHL English department teacher Dr. Chandra Power on Sept. 20.

The CCHS Homecoming dance will be held on Saturday, Sept. 20 in the James M. Crawford Memorial Arena from 6:30-9:30 p.m. with the theme of “Harlem Nights”.

The CCHS varsity football team had its Homecoming football game against Jackson County High School on Sept. 19 in Billy Henderson Stadium.

A series of graphic shows a list of major international, national and Athens news stories from Sept. 13 to Sept. 19. Graphics by Lydia Rowell

The CCHS varsity football team will face Jackson County High School for the CCHS Homecoming game at 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 19 in Billy Henderson Stadium.

After holding tryouts on Aug. 27, the CCHS varsity esports team aims for a strong season and to extend its reach in the CCHS community.

Host Dream Freeman, an ODYSSEY Media Group Sports Staffer, continues his podcast with CCHS varsity football defensive backs coach Zach Howard.

The cover of New York Times bestselling young adult author Jennifer Niven’s “When We…

As the 2025-26 season starts up, the CCHS varsity cross country team is focused on the health and well-being of its runners.

The ODYSSEY Media Group has been recognized by multiple scholastic journalism organizations in the past month for their achievements during the 2024-25 school year.

Musician and actress Sabrina Carpenter released her seventh studio album “Man’s Best Friend” on Aug. 29, giving listeners a repetitive theme too similar to her previous music.

The CCSD Board of Education members discussed district recognitions, school district updates and new policies at the Sept. 11 monthly meeting.

Parts one and two of “Wednesday” Season 2, released on Aug. 6 and Sept. 3, respectively, will leave viewers not only frightened but entertained.

The Georgia Probe College Fair took place on Sept. 10 at CCHS, hosting 55 postsecondary institutions for juniors and seniors preparing for college applications.

A series of graphic shows a list of major international, national and local news stories from Sept. 7 to Sept. 12.

Dairy Queen’s newly released Caramel Toffee Cookie Blizzard Treat is shown. The dessert became…

JROTC Army Instructor First Sergeant Antione Clark embodies the lessons the United States Army taught him in the instructional role he holds today.

CCHS head varsity swim and dive coach Rick Simonds discusses his career as a swimmer and expectations for his first year as CCHS’ head coach.

Special education department teacher Juanita Nash and Multi-Classroom Leader Lawanna Knight were recognized by the CCSD on Sept. 9.

An infographic shows five things about flag football conditioning as told by Sadie Miller.

Host Dream Freeman, an ODYSSEY Media Group Sports Staffer, starts his podcast with CCHS running back varsity football coach Jack Mangel.

The CCHS varsity flag football team has been preparing for the 2025-26 season to kickoff on Sept. 9.

Chick-fil-A released its annual Fall Menu on Aug. 18, featuring two new items: the Pretzel Cheddar Club Sandwich and the Cherry Berry Sprite.

CCHS’s annual Title I meeting and Parent University will take place in a combined session at 6 and 6:15 p.m., respectively, on Sept. 4.

The Athens Community Career Academy Student Ambassador Program gives students opportunities to build leadership skills by being a student representative and determining how the program functions.

Georgia lawmakers grapple with how to balance federal law and personal safety amidst rising gun violence rates within the state.

The CCHS varsity volleyball team will play against Jackson County High School on Sept. 2 in the CCHS Competition Gym.

Viewpoints Editor Isabella Gresham shares facts about Labor Day in honor of its celebration on Sept. 1.

A series of graphic shows a list of major international, national and Athens news stories from Aug. 25 to Aug. 29.

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.

The elimination of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion programs and the federal Department of Education is detrimental to CCHS students.

CCHS Class of 2018 alumnus Jack Mangel, who returned to CCHS to teach and coach at the start of the 2024-25 spring semester, built his football career on toughness.

An artist’s work should be separated from the creator to commemorate historical and modern pieces.

Since the rise of social media, users have developed a sense of entitlement towards celebrities, which has led them to exhibit invasive and even dangerous behaviors.

Clarke Central High School Multi-Classroom Leader and 2023-24 Teacher of the Year, Brad Williford,…

Variety Staffer Cesia Martinez writes about her experience making pottery at Good Dirt Clay studio located at 485 Macon Hwy.

The deadly Apalachee High School shooting has cast a new spotlight on CCHS safety and security.

The annual CCHS Open House will take place from 6-7:30 p.m. on Aug. 19.

Clarke Central High School varsity football quarterback Kamron Lawrence, a junior, scrambles out of…

The Foundation for Excellence in Public Education recognized Enya Granados and Maurice Williams for their contributions to CCHS on July 31.

The CCSD Board of Education approved the decision to negotiate with the Georgia School Boards Association to look for a new superintendent at their Aug. 14 meeting.

The CCHS varsity football team faced Cedar Shoals High School in the 59th Classic City Championship on Aug. 16.

The 2025 Athens Film Festival began with a red carpet event outside of Ciné in Downtown Athens on Aug. 14 at 5 p.m.

During his tenure as CCHS boys varsity soccer head coach, Chris Aiken has built a team culture so strong that former players return to join his coaching staff.

The CCSD announced a partnership with nonprofit organizations TED-Ed and Gifted Savings in which every graduating senior across the district will receive a $1,000 investment portfolio on Aug. 7.

The Clarke Central High School varsity football team will open their season against Cedar Shoals High School in the 59th Classic City Championship at 3 p.m. on Aug. 16 in CSHS’ Water-Wilkins Stadium.

In the age of social media, professional athletes have immense influence on young fans, making it crucial for them to set better examples.

Editor-in-Chief Wyatt Meyer reflects upon the importance of human connection in stories as he leaves the world of scholastic journalism.

Without ASL at CCHS, deaf students face isolation. A class could change that.

In 2024, Chuck Griffin created the Athens Film Festival as a way to promote filmmaking in Athens. The festival is continuing into 2025, taking place downtown on Aug. 14-17.

Research is imperative for societal progression, yet the push for funding cuts from
politicians has national and global consequences.

The 2024-25 ODYSSEY Newsmagazine received a rating of All-American from the National Scholastic Press Association.

CCHS alumni reflect on how their experiences in the ODYSSEY Media Group have translated into their current studies and careers.

Two pathways at the Athens Community Career Academy are beginning their second year of instruction as the 2025-26 school year starts up.

Clarke Central High School students returned for the start of the 2025-26 Fall Semester on Aug. 6.

After receiving 28 offers, rising CCHS senior Anthony Lonon Jr. committed to playing football at the University of Georgia on Aug. 2.

New standards and community-building activities are being brought to Clarke Central High School for the 2025-26 school year.

  The Athens Land Trust, a nonprofit dedicated to conservation and creating housing opportunities,…

PrideFest 2025: From Athens, with Pride, took place in Downtown Athens on June 7 from 3 to 10 p.m., featuring both a parade and a festival.

The Clarke Central High School Class of 2025 rehearsed for graduation at Aikens Ford Arena on May 22.

Several speeches were delivered at the Class of 2025 Graduation on May 22, including CCHS Principal Dr. Swade Huff, valedictorian Wyatt Meyer and salutatorian Kai Menke.

CCHS senior Daniel Castro’s affinity for stories has connected him to his community.

Clarke Central High School senior Wyatt Meyer sits in the Eve Carson Memorial Garden…

The CCSD named the Class of 2025 valedictorian and salutatorian on May 19.

The Clarke Central High School Class of 2024 throw their caps in the air…

Athens Area Homeless Shelter Executive Director Olivia Amato discusses her involvement with AAHS and how the organization aids in sheltering the Athens community.

The CCHS Ecology Club will hold the Eco-Fair in the CCHS Bus Loop from 5:30 to 7 p.m. on May 14 to spread awareness about the club and its values.

The United States healthcare system is fundamentally flawed, and rebuilding it will take extreme efforts private companies and politicians refuse to address.

The CCSD announced that Dr. Jennifer Scott will assume the superintendent position on an interim basis for the 2025-26 school year.

The Multi-Classroom Leader position is expanding across the CCSD for the 2025-26 school year.

The hashtag #WomenInMaleFields is a necessary step towards equality for women in the workforce.

ODYSSEY Media Group and iliad Literary-Art Magazine staff, friends and family gathered at 1055 Barber to celebrate accomplishments earned over the 2024-25 school on May 4.

The CCHS boys varsity soccer team will face off against Sprayberry High School on May 6 in the third round of the GHSA AAAAA State Tournament.

Khary Payton, actor and Clarke Central High School Class of 1990 alumnus, stands in…

Viewpoints Editor Isabella Gresham shares five facts about Cinco de Mayo, which takes place on May 5.

Digital Editor Lea D’Angelo discusses her experiences in extracurriculars she didn’t enjoy and the lessons she learned from them.

Across the country, school principals are recognized for their service on National Principals’ Day. At CCHS, the community recognizes the contributions of its principal, Dr. Swade Huff

A slideshow shows a list of major international, national and Athens news stories from April 26 to May 2.

Variety Staffer Sylvia Robinson’s “This I Believe” graphic is shown. Robinson spoke of the…

Social Media Staffer Isabel Blankenship shares five notable Asian American and Pacific Islander creators in honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.

Viewpoints Editor Isabella Gresham discusses her experience attending a Catholic private school and how it impacted her.

CCHS’s Class of 2025 will celebrate their after-high school decisions at the 2025 Decision Day on May 2 at 10:30 a.m. in the E.B. Mell Auditorium.

News Staffer Abigail Holloway highlights five prominent poets in honor of National Poetry Month.

The CCHS boys varsity soccer team will face off against Kennesaw Mountain High School on April 30 at 7 p.m. at Billy Henderson Stadium.

The CCSD held a Mental Health Town Hall at Clarke Middle School on April 28 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. in the CMS cafeteria as a way to highlight community access to resources.

The ODYSSEY Media Group Editorial Board celebrates its National Scholastic Press Association Best of…

President Donald J. Trump’s push to abolish the United States Department of Education is a direct attack on public education and a danger to the CCSD community.

The Clarke County School District is holding a Mental Health Town Hall at Clarke Middle School on April 28 at 5:30 p.m. in an effort to bring awareness to mental health resources across the district.

NBA Basketball School Portugal and Greece Technical Director Jameson Thomas shares his journey from a family of educators to a career in coaching development.

Audiences should reconsider the ethics of consuming true crime content as well as the impacts on themselves and others.

A slideshow shows a list of major international, national and Athens news stories from April 19 to April 25.

CCHS’s Gifted Minorities Achieving club held “A Night of Color” on April 17 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Media Center.

Clarke Central High School will be hosting Prom on April 25 from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m at 1055 Barber St.

Host Gillian Williams, an ODYSSEY Media Group Viewpoints Staffer, poses with Lori Garrett-Hatfield on…

A graphic shows five environmental activists who have taken action to protect the Earth.…

ODYSSEY Class of 2025 seniors reflect on their time in the program.

Clarke Central High School girls varsity soccer player Bella Yelton, a senior, plays in…

The Clarke County School District named Sabrina Lumpkin and Bylan Swift as the new principals of Barnett Shoals and Whitehead Road Elementary Schools on April 17.

Social Media Coordinator Liya Taylor reflects on the impact starting a B’nai B’rith Youth Organization chapter in Athens has had on her.

Sports Staffer Sam Harwell discusses the increase in usage of sports gambling apps and their negative impact on sports culture and society.

CCHS hosted its Senior Brunch in the Miller Jordan Memorial Food Court on April 18 in the first of several end-of-year activities for the Class of 2025.

The ODYSSEY Media Group is currently ranked first in the National Scholastic Press Association’s annual Clicks and Clips Sweepstakes after winning several awards in the fall contest.

A slideshow shows a list of major international, national and Athens news stories from April 5 to April 18.

Dunkin’s 2025 Spring Menu was released on April 2 and includes the Cotton Candy Specialty Donut and Arctic Cherry Energy beverage, both with a mix of highlights and shortcomings.

CCHS Class of 2023 alumnus Malachi McNeill has found purpose in life after dealing with depression and suicidal ideation.

Journalism I Facilitator Angel Tejada speaks with CCHS head track and field coach Alexis Hunter-Lonon about her role.

News Staffer Abigail Holloway discusses the technical work she does in the CCHS Drama Club, and its importance in her life.

Netflix’s “Adolescence” about teenage incel Jamie Miller utilizes engaging storytelling and forces viewers to acknowledge toxic masculinity.

The CCHS boys varsity soccer teams will face off against Jefferson High School on April 16 at 7:30 p.m. at Billy Henderson Stadium.

The CCHS and Cedar Shoals High School drama programs are joining for the third time
to bring their production of “Mamma Mia!” to the CCHS E.B. Mell Auditorium in April.

On April 15, a group of CCHS students will take a field trip to UGA’s Fine Arts Theatre to see an adaptation of Agatha Christie’s “Murder on the Orient Express.”

CCHS boys varsity soccer player Grady Payne has spent his final season at CCHS playing on the same team as his brother Henry.

Editor-in-Chief Wyatt Meyer explores the implications of artificial intelligence in education.

The ODYSSEY Media Group and iliad Literary-Art Magazine Editorial Boards pose for a photo…

A slideshow shows a list of major international, national and Athens news stories from March 29 to April 4.

CCHS senior Grayson Krause and CCHS junior Isaac Bergman advanced to the SkillsUSA National Leadership Skills Conference in Atlanta this summer.

Host Gillian Williams, an ODYSSEY Media Group Viewpoints Staffer, continues her podcast with award-winning Athens Community Career Academy teacher Candice Jones.

CCHS’ Gifted Minorities Achieving will host its “A Night of Color 2” celebration in the Media Center on April 17.

From April 2-5, CCHS’s National FFA Organization chapter will host its Spring Plant Sale in the CCHS Greenhouse.

CCSD Superintendent Dr. Robbie P. Hooker will depart from the district after almost three years in the role.

The ODYSSEY Media Group has compiled nine of their stories from the past month about women and women’s history in honor of Women’s History Month.

The CCHS varsity baseball team looks to build on their four-game winning streak against Winder-Barrow High School on March 31.

On March 17, Chick-fil-A released its 2025 Spring Menu,which includes a Pineapple Dragonfruit Sunjoy and the Smokehouse Barbeque Chicken Sandwich

CCHS girls varsity wrestler Moon Uriostegui has continuously set high expectations for herself as she grapples with being a female in male-dominated combat sports.

Patricia Richards, the Director of the Institute for Women’s and Gender Studies at UGA, discusses her career as well as the importance of Women’s History Month.

A slideshow shows a list of major international, national and Athens news stories from March 22 to March 28.

Viewpoints Staffer Kimora Holiday shares five influential women throughout history in honor of Women’s History Month

The CCHS Chess Club offers students the opportunity to learn how to play the game and improve their critical thinking abilities.

Members of the ODYSSEY Media Group, iliad Literary-Art Magazine and Journalism I class attended the Georgia Scholastic Press Association Spring Workshop and Awards on March 24.

Five CCHS students were selected to attend the 2025 Georgia Governors Honors Program from June 15 to July 13.

Journalism I student Sasha Barkan reflects on how climbing has affected her self-esteem.

On March 21, the ODYSSEY Media Group received a Gold Crown Award from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association.

Sheila Neely-Norman, a retired educator, shares her experience being active in Athens from teaching to being involved with the University of Georgia.

Dawg Fest: Draba’s vintage market was held on March 23 from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. at 440 Foundry St., providing a unique, exciting shopping experience.

CCSD High School students’ artwork was displayed in the Athica Athens Institute on March. 20 which allowed friends and family to attend and see the artwork.

After a year-long absence, the Introduction to Women’s Literature class is returning to CCHS under English department teacher Molly Dorkey.

The annual CCSD Special Olympics were held in Billy Henderson Stadium on March. 20 and facilitated by CCHS and Cedar Shoals High School JROTC students.

After a long and stressful day, all new drivers want to experience the frenzy of the CCHS student parking lot full of cars waiting to get out.

Suzanne Collins’s new novel “Sunrise on the Reaping” brings a storyline of “The Hunger Games” that will engage new and old fans alike.

Alumni Cookie Dough owner Jennifer Dollander discusses her experience of going from a teacher to business owner.

A slideshow shows a list of major international, national and Athens news stories from March 15 to March 21.

Social Media Coordinator Liya Taylor discusses her belief that our actions, not signs that we wait for, shape our lives.

Graphic Designer Kimberly Sanabria-Amaya writes about the sentimental value of her past drawings.

The CCHS Robotics Club was awarded the Bullard Community Champions Grant from the University of Georgia Youth LEAD Georgia program.

CCHS head varsity football cheerleading coach Sophia Campbell wears several hats, but her coaching and teaching philosophies are informed by her experiences as a former CCHS student.

Indie South founder, organizer and tarot reader Serra Jaggar discusses her experiences and perspective on the art of tarot.

CCHS Mythology students will take a unique field trip to Expedition Bigfoot! The Sasquatch Museum on March 19.

On March 17, the CCSD announced that two interim middle school principals will become full-time, effective immediately.

After trying burgers at several fast food restaurants around Athens, ODYSSEY staffers determined that new addition Whataburger offers the best fast food burger.

News Editor Liza Larson shares five facts about St. Patrick’s Day and the traditions behind it in honor of the holiday being celebrated on March 17.

From March 17 to April 4, CCHS will pass on the history of Anne Frank and the Holocaust through the exhibit “Anne Frank: a history for today.”

A slideshow shows a list of major international, national and Athens news stories from March 1 to March 14.

The CCHS Academic Team will compete in a state-wide competition at Northgate High School on March 15.

The ODYSSEY Media Group was recognized as a Pacemaker finalist by the National Scholastic Press Association on March 12.

Joy Village School founder Lora Smothers discusses her experiences throughout her journey to create a school that focuses on the joy and thriving of Black youth.

Students from the ODYSSEY Media Group and iliad Literary Magazine attended the Southern Interscholastic Press Association convention in Columbia, South Carolina, from March 6-9.

On Feb. 28, CCHS and Cedar Shoals High School were named Advanced Placement Honor Schools by the Georgia Department of Education.

Variety Staffer Sylvia Robinson shares facts about Women’s History Month and the evolution of its celebration.

Host Gillian Williams continues her podcast series with Athens Ambassador of Hip-Hop and Cedar Shoals High School teacher Montu Miller

Thirty-two Clarke County School District middle schoolers received medals at the Northeast Georgia Regional Science and Engineering Fair on Feb. 8.

CCSD and Athens Community Career Academy ninth and 10th grade students are invited to attend the ACCA Pathway Showcase night on March 6.

Clarke Central High School students Wyatt Meyer, Jane Ripps and Peter Atchley were named top of their classes among Georgia scholastic journalists.

The CCSD hosted its third annual Educator Career Fair on Feb. 22, kickstarting the hiring for vacant teacher positions from schools around the district.

The Athens Rock Lobsters beat the Monroe Moccasins in a penalty shootout after a 3-3 regulation time tie at Akins Ford Arena on Feb. 28.

The CCHS varsity baseball team’s four seniors will have one last rivalry battle on their home turf against Cedar Shoals High School on March 3.

A slideshow shows a list of major international, national and Athens news stories from Feb. 22 to Feb. 28.

Posters for 10 movies nominated for the category “Best Picture” for the 97th Academy…

Journalism I students showcase examples of Black history, joy and excellence in members of the Athens community.

Since the Inauguration of President Donald Trump on Jan. 20, the push for a federal abortion ban has swiftly begun — and no woman is spared.

A team of CCHS students will compete in the Innovation Challenge at the University of Georgia on Feb. 27, an event in which students will work together to answer a prompt related to science, technology, engineering or math.

On Feb. 27, CCHS students taking environmental science classes will have the opportunity to go on a field trip to the University of Georgia State Botanical Garden of Georgia.

The Athens Community Career Academy’s Black History Month Program will be held on Feb. 26, highlighting local Black history and culture.

Five CCSD elementary school principals will change schools at the start of the 2025-26 school year.

A veteran coach with a history of rebuilding programs takes the helm at Cedar Shoals.

CCHS hosted its annual Black History Month Program in E.B. Mell Auditorium on Feb. 19, featuring a multitude of performances from CCHS and Athens community members.

A slideshow shows a list of major international, national and Athens news stories from Feb. 15 to Feb. 21.

Ten CCHS students were announced as semi-finalists for the Governor’s Honors Program and will be interviewed at the state level.

CCHS held its annual Black History Month Program in the E.B. Mell Auditorium on Feb. 19.

CCHS College and Career Adviser Alejo Zayas is helping students fill out their Free Application for Federal Student Aid this semester.

Jaclyn Brown, CCHS’ Black History Month Program Coordinator, shares her insight on this year’s program which will happen on Feb. 19.

Digital Editor Lea D’Angelo shares facts about President’s Day and how it has evolved as a holiday.

The ODYSSEY Media Group has chosen 15 of our favorite stories celebrating Black History, Excellence and Joy from the past three years.

The CCSD Board of Education discussed its resolution to opt out of House Bill 581 at their Feb. 13 meeting.

The CCHS girls varsity soccer team won 6-2 against Cedar Shoals High School on Feb. 13 in Billy Henderson Stadium.

A slideshow shows a list of major international, national and Athens news stories from Feb. 8 to Feb. 14.

In the boys varsity soccer Classic City Championship, the Gladiators beat Cedar Shoals High School 3-1 in Billy Henderson Stadium on Feb. 13.

Business Manager Merren Hines shares five gift ideas for Valentine’s Day on Feb. 14.

The website’s overall score of 498 out of 500 points sets it at NSPA’s highest ranking, “All American.”

Warner Records released musician Mac Miller’s brilliant seventh studio album, “Balloonerism”, on Jan. 17.

Members of the CCHS Future Business Leaders of America chapter competed at the FBLA Regionals Conference at Madison County High School on Jan. 27 and will advance to the State Conference.

Clarke Central High School staff attended February’s First Friday Faculty Breakfast in Room 242 on Feb. 9.

Cultural appropriation of Black hairstyles has a detrimental effect on women of color.

A slideshow shows a list of major international, national and Athens news stories from Feb. 1 to Feb. 7.

Variety Staffer Cesia Martinez writes about her experience working at longtime Athens staple Cali N Tito’s for an afternoon.

Seven CCHS student-athletes from four sports signed National Letters of Intent to play collegiate sports at the Winter Signing Day in the CCHS Billy Henderson Strength and Conditioning Center on Feb. 7.

Submissions for the annual Young Georgia Authors competition are open at CCHS until Feb. 10.

There are various factors that contribute to the climate at CCHS, all of which can build inclusivity and a productive learning environment.

Joy McCullough’s historical novel “Everything is Poison” delivers an entertaining and fun story full of relevant themes and questions.

The CCSD announced the Cedar Shoals High School and CCHS 2024-25 STAR (Student Teacher Achievement Recognition) Students for the 2024-25 school year on Feb. 3.

On Jan. 9, Timothy Road Elementary School was designated a Title I Reward School by the Georgia Department of Education.

Executives within the film industry have been pushing the “quantity over quality” narrative since the rise of streaming services.

Lyndon House Arts Center Art Education Program Specialist William Stephanos speaks on his journey in the art world and his advice for aspiring artists

Variety Editor Adah Hamman shares her five top predictions for various categories of the Grammy Awards which will take place on Feb. 2.

On Feb. 1, the CCHS Mock Trial Club will visit the University of Georgia’s Alexander Campbell King Law Library to participate in their first competition of the 2024-25 season.

A slideshow shows a list of major international, national and Athens news stories from Jan. 25 to Jan. 31.

Host Gillian Williams, an ODYSSEY Media Group Viewpoints Staffer, furthers her podcast with CCHS Associate Athletic Director and head boys varsity soccer coach Chris Aiken.

Diversity and Representation Editor Peter Atchley shares five facts about Lunar New Year which took place on Jan. 29.

CCHS junior Noah Kilpatrick’s Shoebox Project allows people to donate shoes to those in need at three different Athens locations

Author Stefany Valentine released her debut novel “First Love Language” on Jan. 14, a heartwarming story that is guaranteed to leave readers satisfied with the engaging plot and lovable characters.

The ODYSSEY Media Group has compiled stories of CCHS and Athens community events and experiences in honor of Holocaust Memorial Day on Jan. 27.

Communities In Schools focuses on preventing CCHS students from withdrawing from high school by connecting them to community resources and programs.

A slideshow shows a list of major international, national and Athens news stories from Jan. 18 to Jan. 24.

Even at a school like CCHS, where mental health is taken seriously, there are opportunities for greater student support.

Wild Women Outdoors, a CCHS club created at the beginning of the 2024-25 school year, was established to help students gain more confidence to explore the outdoors safely.

Despite losing star players and playing a rigorous schedule to a winless record, CCHS won’t let a winless season define the outlook of the boys varsity basketball program.

After nearly eight years of supporting scholastic journalism at CCHS, Principal Dr. Swade Huff was recognized as Administrator of the Year by the Southern Interscholastic Press Association.

The CCHS varsity wrestling team beat cross-town rival Cedar Shoals High School in the Classic City Championship on Jan. 17.