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Jay Kent, Newspaper Content Manager

Jay Kent is the Content Manager for the school newspaper, The Journal. He has a passion for writing opinion pieces and discussing politics. This is his second year on the staff of Cleveland Publications.

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Academic Empire

June 12, 2018
Sarah Khaledi, left, and Meggan Atkins from the Women Against Violence Everywhere (WAVE) Foundation, hosted assemblies on May 16 addressing topics around sexual assault awareness.

Sexual assault assembly may have hurt more than it helped

June 12, 2018
Human Body System teacher Claire Sobetski begins her 2nd period with an activity to ease her student’s mind before starting the class on April 27. Sobetski facilitates a weekly meditation period she calls “intention setting” in her classes. It is similar – but not identical – to a practice known as “mindfulness.”

Mental well-being at the forefront of Sobetski’s teaching

May 9, 2018
The Flat Earth Club poses for their yearbook photo on Feb. 5. Members of the Flat Earth Club look to under- stand how conspiracies are spread and learn the methodologies in making sound scientific claims.

Flat Earth aims to be largest club at Cleveland

April 17, 2018
Senior Jay Kent makes a statement to the group of students participating in the walkout on March 14.

Trump’s suggestion to arm teachers with guns falls on deaf ears

April 17, 2018
Junior Quentin Lowe, center, stands on top of the Hole in the Wall Invitational podium holding his prizes, a Nike backpack and a 1st place medal on Oct. 7.

Lowe takes top prize in Nike-sponsored race

November 14, 2017
Chevas Gary, left, and Jamil Harding are the new Restorative Circle coordinators. The duo will oversee the process of restoring damaged relationships and teaching students how to resolve conflicts in a more positive way.

Widening the circle

October 16, 2017

New SLC format aimed at building relationships with families

November 20, 2016
Students in School Events and Student Leadership class work on “Keep Cleveland Clean” posters to remind students to pick up their trash. Members of ASB have a strained relationship with the leadership class because no student government leaders are in the class.

ASB, new events class struggling to find a balance

November 4, 2016
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