Selena Kleber, News Managing Editor
April 23, 2019 • No Comments
The school Governance Team (GO Team) approved the 2019-20 budget with important changes to instruction and some teacher positions. The budget eliminates the graphic design pathway and a media specialist position. Of the nearly $12 million dollar budget, $9 million, or 79 percent, is allocated...
Royce Mann, Writer
April 19, 2019 • No Comments
For a third time, Gwinnett County voters rejected a referendum to expand public transit, marking yet another defeat for pro-MARTA advocates. The referendum, which included a 1 percent increase in sales tax to pay for the expansion, garnered 46 percent support. According to Everton Blair,...
Cluster meeting brings up key issues
April 17, 2019
The Grady Cluster community gathered at Inman Middle School on April 17 to outline the past year, answer questions, and discuss plans for the next few...
Biking remains inconvenient for students
April 17, 2019
Junior Charlie Robinson frequently bikes to school. For him, it’s convenient because it means he doesn’t have to rely on the bus or frantically find...
Patrick Johnson ’01 accepts Athletic Director position
April 15, 2019
Alum Patrick Johnson ‘01 will return to Grady beginning next school year as the new Athletic Director. Johnson will replace Coach John Lambert as head...
Prior career experiences improve teaching ability
April 11, 2019
Teaching at a public school can be challenging, but many Grady teachers feel equipped to adapt to unique situations because they started their careers...
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Elias Podber, Sports Managing Editor
April 23, 2019 • 1 Comment
There is a lack of clarity surrounding the appointment of new athletic director, Patrick Johnson, and the removal of current athletic director John Lambert. Unfortunately,...
Kaitlin Palaian, Sports Associate Managing Editor
April 23, 2019 • No Comments
One of the main constants still found in the world in 2019 is gender discrimination. While much has improved for the rights of women, discrimination still persists. The...
Mills Rentz-Baker, Online Sports Section Editor
April 19, 2019 • No Comments
The Grady boys lacrosse team missed the playoffs for the second consecutive season after only winning one game in their region. The team started the season hot as it won...
Lambert named APS Athletic Director of the Year
April 17, 2019
Grady athletic director, John Lambert,...
Dana Richie, Online Lifestyle Section Editor
April 19, 2019 • No Comments
Each major religion has a holiday the public has heard about; whether it is Christmas, Hanukkah or Ramadan. However, there are holidays and traditions that devotees hold dear...
April 11, 2019 • No Comments
Seniors are flocking to Dennis Dean Catering (DDC), a full service catering company, for work after senior Jacob Greenhill made them aware of the opportunity. “They...
Parent volunteers give back to the school
April 9, 2019
Orchestrating the everyday functions...
Robotics promotes inclusivity in STEM
March 26, 2019
Several audiences are consistently overlooked...
Alumna remembers the era of hippies and flower children
March 26, 2019
The 1960s and 1970s brought social...
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.
Ellie Werthman, Co-Editor in Chief
April 23, 2019 • No Comments
As a senior, applying to colleges this past fall was stressful, to say the least, but hearing about the college admissions scandal was just demoralizing. It has been no secret that wealthy families have and will donate...
Kiki Soto, Comment Managing Editor
April 19, 2019 • No Comments
As the increasing presence of anti-vaccination groups on social media gains popularity, public schools must prioritize educating teens on the importance of vaccination. If not, ignorance will take over and diseases that have...
Joanna Baker and George Lefkowicz
April 11, 2019 • No Comments
News section editor George Lefkowicz and comment associate managing editor Joanna Baker debate whether colleges should provide an advantage in admissions to racial minority students.
Tyler Jones, Layout Associate Managing Editor and A&E Associate Managing Editor
March 12, 2019 • Comments closed
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...
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