The Columbia Scholastic Press Association recognized the iliad Literary-Art Magazine as a 2025 Crown Finalist on Dec. 11. 

The holidays are approaching, and the CCHS Orchestra students are gearing up to perform their annual Winter Concert.

The 2024 edition of the iliad was recognized as an All-American literary arts magazine by the National Scholastic Press Association.

The 2024 edition of the iliad Literary-Art Magazine was commemorated by the Georgia Scholastic Press Association on Nov. 15.

Clarke Central High School Sculpture I classes are exploring sewing mediums, one of many textiles the sculpture students engage in throughout the school year. 

iliad Literary-Art Magazine and ODYSSEY Media Group Editorial Board members participated in the 2024 Fall National High School Journalism Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, from Nov 7-10.

For the second year, the Ceramics I classes at CCHS are participating in the Mythological Bust Project to further their artistic abilities.

Clarke Central High School’s current and former Contemporary Literature Composition students performed various poems in the CCHS Media Center on Oct. 17.

Social Media Coordinator Onyx Mills hears from CCHS staff and students who attended the Hispanic Heritage Festival on why they think it is important to have events that focus on representation.

After the release of the iliad’s 2024 magazine “Prometheus”, the Editorial Board started the year with promotion and outreach for the publication's community engagement.

iliad Managing Editor Victoria Garland talks with Clarke Central High School senior and seamstress Kendria Sturdivant about her journey as an artist and why it’s important for her as an individual.

Memoir of a Sparklemuffin, released on September 13, debuts as singer-songwriter Suki Waterhouse's second album since releasing “I Can't Let Go” in 2022.

The iliad Literary-Art Magazine commemorated the release of its 2024 edition, “Prometheus,” through a celebratory event at Nuçi’s Space on Aug. 26. 

The iliad Literary-Art Magazine was published May 8 and distribution began on May 23. The magazine contains the written and visual contributions of 57 students, which Editor-in-Chief Olivia Hendershot curated in concert with her editorial board.

iliad Managing Editor Cate DeMaria speaks with several individuals from Clarke Central High School about their unknown lives and backgrounds.

iliad Social Media Cordinator Victoria Garland speaks with several individuals from Clarke Central High School about their unknown lives and backgrounds.

Family, friends, special guests, and staff of the ODYSSEY Media Group and iliad Literary-Art Magazine gathered at 1055 Barber on May 19.

The 2023 edition of the iliad was one of 17 literary magazines recognized as a Pacemaker by the National Scholastic Press Association.

Athens Institute for Contemporary Art will host their second CCSD High School Pop-up, “Confluence 2” from March 21-27.