By Camilia Saulino, Reporter
June 8, 2018
Filed under Arts, Performing Arts, Reviews
From April 26-29, the drama department put on their first and only musical of the year, “Legally Blonde,” and it was a huge hit.
Directed by retired drama teacher Jane Ferguson, the story centers on a college girl, Elle, who follows her ex-boyfriend, Warner, to Harvard Law School after he breaks up with her for not bein...
By Mia Johnson, Reporter
June 8, 2018
Filed under Arts, Education, Entertainment, News, Performing Arts
The night of Wednesday April 11 was Cleveland’s seventh annual Verselandia poetry competition. Held in the library, Verselandia is an opportunity for students to share their art and express their ideas. This year there were 10 competitors with a judging panel comprised of special guests and Jan Watt. Th...
May 10, 2018
Cleveland’s band program had the opportunity to march at Disneyland over spring break, and accordin...
May 8, 2018
The fact that the drama department’s production of Legally Blonde hit the stage April 26 is a testame...
By Mia Johnson, Reporter
March 19, 2018
Filed under Arts, Education, Fine Arts, News
From March 19-23, eight senior IB art students will be showcasing their cumulative two year projects. Students choose a theme for this exhibit, in total creating a portfolio of between 8-12 pieces of art in varying mediums.
Each student’s topic is unique and represents their own interests. IB art teacher Ter...
March 19, 2018
The first student-directed musical play in Cleveland’s history, “Legally Blonde the Musical,” is comin...
By Charlie Snyder, Reporter
February 27, 2018
Filed under Arts, Fine Arts
On Feb. 17, Cleveland gets the honor of hosting the prestigious U.S. Navy Band, which is on its year...
February 27, 2018
The Portland Jazz Festival, which was once a tradition in the 1970s, was revived this year for the f...
By Jennifer Singh, Reporter
February 27, 2018
Filed under Arts, Fine Arts
On Tuesday, Jan. 30, Cleveland Choir students had the chance to come together with students who share the same love for music as they do.
All City Choir was an opportunity for PPS choir students to sing as one and learn from new voices. Out of the 70 to 80 students involved in the event, 12 Cleveland students ranging from ...
By Mirabella Miller, Reporter
February 23, 2018
Filed under Arts, Performing Arts
Netflix’s new show, “Everything Sucks!”, includes a familiar face: Cleveland junior Morgan Demetre.
“My agent informed me of the opportunity, and I sent in a video for my audition,” said Demetre. “When my agent emailed me and told me I got the role, it was such an amazing feeling.”
Demetre is in the back...
By Kira Chan, Copy Editor
January 16, 2018
Filed under Arts, Performing Arts
Junior Nora Burkhartsmeier released her debut EP “With Time” onto major music platforms, includin...
By Mia Johnson, Reporter
January 11, 2018
Filed under Arts, Entertainment, News, Performing Arts
The 2017 Winter Assembly was short and sweet. Held on Dec. 8, the band and choir performed in the auditorium for the annual event while students and staff gathered to watch.
Jan Watt, special projects coordinator, announced the performers as usual, starting off with two festive songs by the band, “Festive Ens...
