At FLEX in the Library, CARE Leadership put on a Native American exhibition on Nov. 8 to decolonize Cleveland High School and educate students and staff
Clarion photo Lily Beeson-Norwitz
Museum curators and Cleveland seniors, Nia Williamson and Lily Rayor, at the CARE exhibition.
November 26, 2018
Recently there has been a nationwide push to get boys high school volleyball sanctioned, with Oregon now included. Ten different states have active petitions on Change.org...
Cleveland’s Red Cross club held its first blood drive of the year on Sept. 28 in the gym. Overall, they collected 61 pints of blood, enough to save 180 people in need, by...
During lunch Tuesday, Oct. 4, a bicyclist who was traveling north along 26th Avenue at the intersection at Powell Avenue was struck by an oncoming semi truck. The biker...
Students packed into the cafeteria Sept. 28 for the Cleveland club fair. This annual event gives students a chance to learn about all the activities they could be a part of...
The first day of Latino/Hispanic Heritage Month – Sept. 15 – provided a chance to acknowledge, recognize, and enjoy the accomplishments that Latinos have made in the community,...
