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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.”

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

School communities in the Athens area are grappling with the mental health effects of the deadly shooting at Apalachee High School on Sept. 4.

CCHS Holocaust and Genocide Studies students attended a field trip to The Breman Museum and Cultural Center on Nov. 4 to expand their knowledge of the Holocaust.

English Department co-chair Meghan McNeeley’s Holocaust and Genocide Studies class hosted guest speakers from the University of Georgia on Nov. 28.

Freshman Academy teachers are planning and hosting a tailgate before the Homecoming game on Sept. 29.

As the number of school shootings and lockdowns spike across the nation, demand for better security protocols rises at CCHS community.

In the 2022-2023 school year, English department co-chair Meghan McNeeley’s Contemporary Literature elective will be switched to a Holocaust and Genocide Studies elective.

English department teacher and new co-chair Meghan McNeeley hopes to use her leadership experience to better the English Department.

The CCHS Contemporary Literature class, along with the Writer’s Workshop and the National Art Honor Society club, are planning to have a mural painted next to the Media Center in honor of founding Clarke Central High School.

CCHS teachers and students have found the lack of face-to-face interaction in an online environment both challenging and promising.

Guest writer and senior Demetria Bolds shares her experience taking Multicultural Literature this year, and how it differs from other literature classes she has taken at Clarke Central High School.