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The student news site of Beachwood High School.

The Beachcomber
The student news site of Beachwood High School.

The Beachcomber
Carrington Peavy

Carrington Peavy, Co-Editor-In-Chief

Carrington Peavy (she/her) began writing for the Beachcomber in 2017. She likes to cover in depth investigative stories. In addition to writing for the Beachcomber, she loves to support her friends in all of their endeavors.

All content by Carrington Peavy
In the June 2019 incident, Jones tried to pull forward to escape since he was blocked in by a police car. Rogers later said that Jones ran over his foot. Rogers fired two shots into the car window. Jones pulled away and a chase ensued. Jones sideswiped two cars when exiting the Beachwood Place parking lot. Beachwood Police continued to chase Jones north to Richmond Heights before he fled the car and escaped on foot.

…and it Ended in Flames

Carrington Peavy, Editor-in-Chief
May 30, 2021
"It was great to see a diverse cast on screen with a wide range of personalities . Even with all the issues being addressed, the show doesn’t feel like it has too much on its plate, and there are no overly-cringy moments."

Grand Army: More Than Just Your Average Teen Show

Carrington Peavy, Editor-in-Chief
March 4, 2021
Stillman served 36 years for the Rocky River Police Dept. including ten years as chief.

Problem Solver

Carrington Peavy, Editor-in-Chief
January 14, 2021
"It’s incumbent to review what happened and decide what we could have improved upon and what we did well,” Beachwood City Council President James Pasch said.

It All Started With a Hat

Carrington Peavy, Editor-in-Chief
November 3, 2020
"By removing the shooter’s name, the author forces the reader to focus on the characters and their circumstances and not spend any time fascinating on the shooter."

‘That’s Not What Happened’ Explores a Community in Turmoil After a School Shooting

Carrington Peavy, Editor-in-Chief
September 27, 2020
"Becoming comfortable with the simplicity of my own company is not an easy task, but it has also allowed me to become less dependent on other people for happiness."

Five Things I learned in Quarantine

Carrington Peavy, Editor-in-Chief
September 22, 2020
America has been built on protests, and these confrontations have given Americans eight hour work days, freedom from slavery, women’s rights and many other things that we wouldn’t have if the generations before us were just complicit.

What Happened Was Wrong. Why Can’t People Accept That?

Carrington Peavy, Co-Editor-in-Chief
June 3, 2020
A school nexus is dependent on two things: a proven connection between the misconduct and the school's best interest as well as a substantial disruption of school operations.

Where and When do Administrators Have Authority to Discipline?

Carrington Peavy, Features Editor
February 12, 2020
In 2017, white students averaged 24.8 on the ACT while African American students received an average score of 18.4.

Same School, Different Levels

Carrington Peavy, Features Editor
September 28, 2019
“Maybe you should cover up next time and then he wouldn’t have done that,” someone said.

How the Dress Code Punishes Girls for Boys’ Behavior

Carrington Peavy, Features Editor
September 26, 2019
Julian Valdivia prepares for his test on A Midsummer Night's Dream. Photo by Simon Anastos

From Chile to Cleveland

Carrington Peavy, Staff Writer
November 29, 2018
With school buildings empty, the College Board has adapted exams for an at-home format.

College Credit Plus

Carrington Peavy, Staff Writer
October 5, 2018
Photo from Beachcomber archives by Jeff Murtaugh

Bison Softball Defeats Warrensville 13-0 in First Playoff Game

Allonda Watkins and Carrington Peavy
May 17, 2018
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