October 31, 2018
For the first time since 2016, Cleveland students may finally be able to drink from water fountains i...
By Mirabella Miller, Reporter
May 8, 2018
Filed under Health, News
Confidential Advocates (CA’s) from the Raphael House and Volunteers of America have finally received approval to begin advocacy services at Cleveland. The CA’s, Julia Noble from the Raphael House and Pamela Zigo from Volunteers of America, are set to officially begin serving the Cleveland community on April 10. They wil...
April 11, 2018
“[The program] is controversial in some regards because there is no precedent for having people who are not mandatory reporters in schools,” said Cleveland social worker Kate Allen. “I find it exciting that PPS has ability to show leadership in a new way, to really support young people.”
March 12, 2018
This winter, the topic on everyone’s mind is sickness--in particular, the flu. But how bad is it real...
December 5, 2017
One of today’s most popular workout trends, CrossFit, has become a staple at Cleveland, and with s...
By Jennifer Singh, Reporter
January 19, 2017
Filed under Health, News
A non-profit organization striving to bring children a sense of happiness has been created by one of our ...
By Kira Chan and Jennifer Singh
January 5, 2017
Filed under Education, Health, News
Cleveland students and faculty gathered in the library during flex on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 as The Raphael House of Portland provided an open space to ask questions and learn about sexual assault and consent and how to address it.
The Raphael House of Portland describes themselves as a “multi-faceted domestic violence agency de...
By Lainie Pennington, Reporter
October 9, 2016
Filed under Education, Health, News
Human sexuality and healthy relationships, one of the several new health electives this year, plans to offer a more in-depth view of sexual and emotional health for students.
Following the decision to make health class a single semester course spread between freshman and sophomore year, the administration approached several tea...
By Caroline Diamond, Reporter
May 9, 2016
Filed under Education, Health, News
Anne Dierker and her Women in History class recently embarked on a new project surrounding girls’ menstrual cycles that will help to end period shame and create more accessible resources.
With the words, “We’re all period pals at this school” in mind, Dierker requested the woodshop class to make multiple small bo...
May 9, 2016
Gender normalities standout as an important issue in our society, one that often keeps people from b...
By Caroline Diamond, Reporter
April 11, 2016
Filed under Education, Health, News, Politics
On Feb. 3, Bullseye Glass Company turned from an unnoticed industrial building to a Cleveland household name. In the past month, scientific data has been thoroughly analyzed, depicting the effects of both cadmium and arsenic on our inner southeast community. However, as science and factual data collection slows, the political...
