By Sophie Weir, Reporter
June 13, 2017
Filed under News
As the school year winds to a close, so does Kathleen Fuller’s time at Cleveland. Fuller, an environmental science and biology teacher, booked a one-way ticket to Ecuador, where she’ll begin her half-year trek across South America with her boyfriend. From there, they’ll shoulder their packs and continue on to destination...
By Lainie Pennington and Hannah Madans
June 9, 2017
Filed under News, Politics, uncategorized
On Thursday June 1, 2017, President Trump announced that the United States will leave the Paris climate agreement, a historic coalition aimed at reducing carbon emissions and slowing global warming worldwide. Trump cited the need to support American workers and reject the “unfair” standards that the agreement p...
By Ally Grimaldi, Editor-in-Chief
June 8, 2017
Filed under Spotlight
I can distinctly pinpoint the proudest moment of my high school career. It started with ten beautiful...
By Sophie Weir, Reporter
April 23, 2017
Filed under News
In a vibrant display of PPS students’ talent, the annual Verselandia competition is a window into th...
By Sophie Weir, Reporter
March 20, 2017
Filed under News
Slavery: The very definition of human injustice and oppression. The enemy of freedom and basic rights. An atrocity of the past that has long been left behind.
Or has it?
In fact, slavery is very much alive today, taking countless forms. Child soldiers, sex trafficking, and forced labor all fit under the umbrella term “m...
March 10, 2017
A four-time top goal scorer, a champion wrestler, a softball star, and the entire men’s varsity bask...
By Noah Kemper and Holden Cole
January 25, 2017
Filed under Girls Basketball, Sports, Varsity Girls
Noah’s Player to Watch: Tynesha Parnell
Parnell has been on a scoring tear this season. She is averaging over 17 points, three assists, and two steals per contest. Though she only put up nine points against Grant High School on Jan. 18, she is sure to have a comeback game at home against Lincoln High School.
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By Sophie Weir, Reporter
December 4, 2016
Filed under Education, News, Politics
PPS has long prided itself on being an all-inclusive, safe space for students of every race, gender, orientation, and religion. That’s why, on Nov. 17, its board of education unanimously passed a resolution banning Immigration Control Enforcement (ICE) officers from freely entering school grounds. This momentous vote will guaran...
By Sam Gavitte, Reporter
October 24, 2016
Filed under Sports, Varsity Girls, Volleyball
Cleveland has a history as a strong contender in volleyball, and they are continuing that tradition this year. They are ranked 20th in the state and fourth in the PIL and have a record of 17-6. Lincoln is ranked first in the PIL after finishing with an 18-4 record.
Recently they were on a winning streak, winning five in a row, a...
By Ashley Lytle, Editor-in-Chief
September 24, 2016
Filed under 100 Years, CHS Alumni
If you thought Cleveland’s 100 year celebration would end when we bid farewell to the 100th graduatin...
June 12, 2016
Principal Tammy O’Neill has successfully completed her first year at Cleveland High School. After mo...
