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Managing Editor Maya Clement discusses her belief on the importance of having a place to feel free.

ODYSSEY Class of 2024 seniors reflect on their time in the program.

Managing Editor Maya Clement discusses the importance of community during her nearly four years in ODYSSEY.

Clarke Central High School seniors attended the annual Senior Brunch at the Clarke County School District Board Office on April 12.

Managing Editor Maya Clement shares her experience going skydiving after waiting for 10 years.

ODYSSEY Media Group editors attended the 2023 National High School Journalism Convention in Boston, Massachusetts, from Nov. 2-5.

Managing Editor Maya Clement talks about her experience going through high school and changing passions.

Thirteen members of the ODYSSEY Media Group were nationally recognized for their leadership excellence.

Members of ODYSSEY Media Group, iliad Literary-Art Magazine and Journalism I class attended the Georgia Scholastic Press Association Spring Workshop and Awards on March 27.

Clarke Central High School students traveled to the Southern Interscholastic Scholastic Press Association convention in Columbia, S.C. from March 3-5.

With two and a half weeks off of school and many holidays occurring, winter break is supposed to be a joyful time for all, but this isn’t always the case.

Lead Copy Editor Maya Clement shares her experience with being competitive and how that has affected her life.

The creepy and kooky Addams Family returns in the new Netflix series “Wednesday”, released on Nov. 23, as Wednesday Addams navigates Nevermore Academy and murderous mysteries.

Members of the ODYSSEY Media Group and iliad Literary-Art Magazine editorial boards attended the National Scholastic Press Association 2022 National Fall High School Journalism Convention in St. Louis, Missouri from Nov. 10-12.

On Aug. 16, three CCSD schools were placed on administrative hold due to the discovery of a gun at CCHS.

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.

The CCHS FFA chapter adopted chickens in March, which will benefit the FFA program by educating students and raising money.

Schools should not have the right to place disciplinary action on students’ speech off of the school campus.

Clarke Central High School journalists attended the Georgia Scholastic Press Association’s Spring Workshop and Awards Banquet for the first time since 2019.

Athens resident Lemuel LaRoche or Life the Griot takes on many roles in the community in order to have a positive impact on the community members and make the world better for everyone around him.

The CCHS FFA chapter will host a plant sale between March 30 and April 2 to raise money for the FFA program and bring joy to the community.

The CCHS FFA program is holding activities between Feb. 27 and March 5 to celebrate National FFA week and their program.

The exclusive Netflix series released on Feb. 11 “Inventing Anna” has a constantly moving, but sometimes confusing plot that will leave viewers intrigued with the mystery of Anna Delvey.

Students of Color Achieving and Pursuing Excellence (SCAPE) was founded at CCHS in 2019 with a mission to academically and socially support students of color in high-level classes.

Beat Editor Maya Clement shares her experience with having a stepfather and how he has impacted her life in a variety of ways.

CCHS students are preparing for their final exams and projects which will take place before the start of winter break.

The Clarke Central High School girls basketball team warms up during after school practice…

As a fundraiser, the JROTC program at CCHS sold Granny Smith apples to raise money for program activities, equipment and uniforms.

After spending the majority of the 2020-21 school year online, the CCHS varsity volleyball team has been making attempts to build relationships with one another.

The CCHS JROTC program will host their first Raider competition on Sept. 25 at 8:30 a.m. The JROTC instructors and cadets are excited to have the opportunity to showcase their Raider teams.

The Pledge to Teach Truth Rally took place at UGA’s Brumby Hall on Aug. 27 in partnership with the Linnentown Project to educate people on and bring awareness to local civil rights history and education.

Journalism One student Maya Clement shares her thoughts on the importance of being an ally to Asian Americans and the steps she takes to be one.

Toms Creek Family Farms co-owner Neset Hikmet enjoys the process of running his business and understands the importance of growing fresh, local foods.