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An upbeat website for a downtown school

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An upbeat website for a downtown school

the Southerner Online

Senior Rowe Sharp models a dress she made in the fashion show. Sharps experience from her costume design internship at Dads Garage has helped her when making clothes for her fashion class.
Senior Sharp explores costume design through internship
Emma Young December 10, 2023

Weekends for senior Rowe Sharp are filled with creating costumes, assembling outfits and helping performers prepare backstage at Dad's Garage, a theater company...

Social media can be a powerful tool for organization and discourse; however, people need to be skeptical of news posted by unreliable sources
Social media cannot be relied on for news
Stella Maximuk December 1, 2023

Following the start of the Israel-Hamas war, a second war emerged online. Filled with infographics, unverified sources and fake photos, misinformation and disinformation...

National Association for College Admission Counseling National College Fair
December 4, 2023
Israel expands into Southern Gaza
December 4, 2023
Atlanta Public Schools Family Engagement Survey
December 4, 2023
Wrestling to compete at Lithia Springs Invitational
December 4, 2023
Boys basketball falls to St. Pius
December 4, 2023
Girls basketball beats St. Pius
December 4, 2023
Fashion classes provide opportunities for student models
Penelope Keenan
Early release on final exam days
December 4, 2023
Virginia Highland annual Winter Fest
December 4, 2023
Midtown Winter Concert week
December 4, 2023

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