Selena Kleber, News Managing Editor
March 14, 2019 • No Comments
The Grady Speech and Debate team won the Overall Sweepstakes Award for a tenth time in a row at the GFCA (Georgia Forensic Coaches Association) State Championships on Feb. 22-23. The team won the state tournament and competed at Harvard. The next tournament is Nationals in June in Dallas, Texas. Established...
Royce Mann, Writer
March 12, 2019 • No Comments
Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada, South Carolina and Georgia. The Peach State is not often considered one of the first stops on a presidential campaign trail, but that could change soon. With a year to go until the Iowa Caucus, the state that was until recently considered a Republican stronghold has received...
District’s `Excellent Schools Project’ sparks community debate
March 6, 2019
Atlanta Public School’s controversial initiative to implement the “Excellent Schools Project” faces impassioned opposition as well as support...
Marian Patricia “Pat” Kelly remembered by Grady community
February 28, 2019
Former teacher Marian Patricia “Pat” Kelly passed away on Feb. 11. Kelly came to Grady in the fall of 1970, nine years after the student body integrated....
Four seniors named Posse Scholars
February 26, 2019
Every year, Grady sends students off to top-tier colleges such as George Washington University and Boston University through the Posse Scholarship program....
Civil and Human Rights Museum offers free admission
February 20, 2019
The Center for Civil and Human Rights offered free admission to anyone interested during the month of February, attracting people of all ages and backgrounds....
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Kaitlin Palaian, Sports Associate Managing Editor
March 18, 2019 • No Comments
As Josh Wolfe entered his final season at Buckhead Baseball in Frankie Allen Park, he couldn’t help but constantly stare at the lit-up public tennis courts adjacent to the...
Kaitlin Palaian, Sports Associate Managing Editor
March 11, 2019 • No Comments
After its fourth consecutive region championship last year, the boys track team has set its goals high for the 2019 season. “I think we are going to be on the same level...
Mills Rentz-Baker, Sports Section Editor
March 7, 2019 • Comments closed
Anthony Davis is one of the most dynamic players in the NBA and arguably the best “big man.” So, I can see why he would want to leave the New Orleans Pelicans — a team...
Large group, new coach to help girls track
March 1, 2019
The girls track team has nearly doubled...
March 19, 2019
Gracie Griffith, 2016 graduate from Grady, won the women's division of the 2019...
March 14, 2019
Grady's eSports Club won a recent Smite competition, winning all 3 games against...
March 11, 2019 • No Comments
The second semester of this school year saw a sudden rise in new after-school clubs. Whether a student has an interest in alternative instruments, watching award-winning movies...
Dana Richie, Online Lifestyle Section Editor
February 26, 2019 • Comments closed
Kate Carter seems at home walking through the halls of Grady wearing her quirky cowboy boots. She smiles and greets a passing student and stops to talk to her colleagues....
Lack of transportation prevents extracurricular participation
February 14, 2019
For senior Hudhaifah Bey, attending...
Therapy dogs ease student stress
February 8, 2019
A dog is a man’s best friend, providing...
February 4, 2019
Every day of our lives the sun rises...
Freshman Audrey Isakov is seen working on the pump, as she twists a bolt into the ground.
Scott Ehardt, a member of SOPO Bike Cooperative, helped the students install the bike racks and congratulate them for a job well done.
Freshman Ava Smith hammering in the bike racks, one at a time.
Sophomore Jack Kast is thinking about how much longer is left in the installation, as it is extremely cold.
Junior Sam Castellano carrying the ruler to measure the nest bike rack distance from the border
Junior Bria Brown led an initiative to bring 7 more bike racks to Grady. Freshman Nora Ball is pictured measuring distance between the rack and the border.
Everyone is huddled together as the installation day was one of the coldest days of the week.
Jack Kast
Pictured is sophomore Henry Gelber screwing in the racks in 30 degree weather.
March 12, 2019 • No Comments
The revelation of a multi-million dollar bribery scheme, enabling students from wealthy and celebrity families to attend prestigious universities, which was unveiled by the Justice Department on Mar. 13 shows the nation more...
Dana Richie, Online Lifestyle Section Editor
March 7, 2019 • Comments closed
There’s an obscure holiday every day of the year, some as foolish as National Kite Flying Day. Most Americans don’t take these holidays seriously and laugh at the randomness of it all. However, there is one holiday that...
George Lefkowicz, News Section Editor
February 25, 2019 • Comments closed
On Feb. 15, 2019, President Donald Trump did two completely different things. First, he signed a bipartisan stopgap spending bill to fund the government and avert another government shutdown. The second action by President...
February 15, 2019 • Comments closed
It is 8 a.m. in Grady’s unpaved student parking area. Drivers begin pulling in to the dusty gates of the dirt lot, awaiting the 8:30 a.m. bell to welcome them to another day at school. But students have found more than...
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