Selena Kleber, News Managing Editor
December 12, 2018 • No Comments
Atlanta Public Schools will begin an evaluation and rating process of all schools, which would provide the school board and Superintendent, Dr. Meria Carstarphen, a better idea of how best to move forward, and to make appropriate changes for schools not deemed excellent. “After making sustained...
Bram Mansbach, Sports Section Editor
December 10, 2018 • No Comments
Robert Bowers, a 46-year-old man, walked into the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, PA, and opened fire into the weekly service. By the time Bowers was in custody, 11 people were killed and six were left injured. In metropolitan Atlanta, there are approximately 40 synagogues and over 120,000...
Atlanta businesses feel effects of boil water advisory
December 4, 2018
Businesses, schools and households across metro Atlanta experienced a major water restriction caused by a boil water advisory on Monday, Dec. 3. The...
Boil water advisory inconveniences Grady students
December 4, 2018
Water is a necessity for human life that we often take for granted. When water is no longer accessible, thousands of people are affected. On Monday Dec....
Grady faculty works to manage Atlanta boil water advisory
December 4, 2018
Late Monday morning, on Dec. 3, a boil water advisory was issued across all of the City of Atlanta. Residents in Atlanta experienced low water pressure...
Two months after Hurricane Michael, Georgia is still recovering
December 4, 2018
Hurricane Michael is a distant memory in many minds, but for communities across southwest Georgia, the memory is a vivid one. On Oct. 10, 2018, Hurricane...
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Mills Rentz-Baker, Sports Section Editor
December 12, 2018 • No Comments
After a 23-year drought, the city of Atlanta can finally celebrate a national championship win as Atlanta United beat the Portland Timbers 2-0 on Dec. 8. The win caps off...
Lucy Bertsch, Writer
December 10, 2018 • No Comments
Swimming for both their club and school, sophomores Fred Hamilton and Noa Deseda have high expectations for the future. The impacts each athlete has on their respective club...
December 5, 2018 • No Comments
It's O.K. to watch football. That one simple statement has started countless arguments over a staple of American entertainment. Football is a brutal and potentially life threatening...
Atlanta United sets high expectations in second year
December 3, 2018
Atlanta United’s inaugural season...
New NFL rules are making the game worse
November 27, 2018
We now live in a sports era of safety....
Senior Wood makes All-Region 6AAAAA First Team volleyball
November 27, 2018
Senior volleyball player Katie Wood...
December 11, 2018 • No Comments
While many students share the same elementary and middle school experience, coming from feeder schools such as Morningside and Mary Lin elementary schools, Centennial Academy...
Charlotte Spears, Co-Editor in Chief
December 7, 2018 • No Comments
It is common for teachers to have to tell their students to put their phones, earbuds or books away. It’s less common and, frankly, unprecedented for teachers to have to...
Plains provides unique experience to travel-goers
December 5, 2018
Many people living in different...
San Francisco Coffee’s vibe feels like home
November 28, 2018
The whir of the coffee maker. The ring...
Connections to immigration shape students’ lives
November 28, 2018
Americans hear about immigration all...
Junior Jaliyah Lett drives in the paint against South Atlanta. The girls won 40-27 in their first game of the season, surprising many after an unsuccessful 2017-18 season.
Freshman Jade Lewis goes up for a layup against South Atlanta. It was her first game for Grady alongside her sister, sophomore Trinity Lewis.
Senior Dylan Searcy dunks on a player from South Atlanta. Dylan helped the boys team to a narrow loss to a very strong Hornets team, who won the state championships two years ago.
Junior Dewan Wright shoots the ball surrounded by Hornets on Nov. 13. Wright is a 6'5 powerhouse.
December 12, 2018 • No Comments
Dear Editors, The holiday season is one filled with expectation … of two weeks off from classes, of no more tests and homework. I find that I seem to look forward to winter break more as a teacher than when I was in high...
Abby Peters, Comment Section Editor
December 10, 2018 • No Comments
Satire An ocean of students flooded the E100 hallway outside the library. They buzzed with excitement as they waited in line to get sized. Students trying to go to the bathroom or enter the library could not get around the...
December 5, 2018 • No Comments
Being a freshman, high school is a whole new world than the one I was used to a year ago. Heartbreak, stress, depression and pain are things that no one should have to deal with, yet it’s the life of a high school student....
Tyler Jones, Layout Associate Managing Editor and A&E Section Editor
December 5, 2018 • No Comments
Satire Schools across the district are beginning to integrate an unconventional resource into their daily curriculums: Minecraft. The 2009-era Mojang video game features block-style display in a whimsical world of pixelated...
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