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After 24 years of educating and fostering fellowship in students, the Atlanta Girls School (AGS) plans to close at the end of the semester.
Atlanta Girls' School closes doors after 24 years
Kate Durden • May 6, 2024

Georgia’s only non-sectarian girls school, Atlanta Girls’ School (AGS), plans to close at the end of the semester after 24 years. Low...

Organizer Ghada Elnajjar poses after requesting a ballot to Leave it Blank in Georgia Primaries.
Uncommitted voters hold crucial turnout in Georgia primaries
May 1, 2024
ONLINE AMENITIES: The online version of the AP exams in Bluebook offer many tools. Students can rule out answers and, on some tests, annotate, by highlighting text and typing notes.
Digital Divide: Online AP Exams spark mixed responses from Midtown community
April 29, 2024
A HELPING HAND: ESOL teacher Joe Osborne helps students in the adult education center every day to learn necessary skills to obtain jobs and have better lives by improving their English fluency. Students learn necessary phrases homebuyers will encounter.
District addresses gap in adult education, strives for literacy recovery
April 26, 2024
To help aid the selection of the next permanent superintendent of the district, the Atlanta Board of Education has formed a community panel of more than 15 parents, teachers, students and community leaders.
Community advisory panel formed to advise district superintendent selection
April 22, 2024

Photo Essay of the Day — May 24

The Southerner
May 24, 2012
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The ninth UrbanCouture fashion show was held in Grady’s gym on Saturday May 12. The show featured the work of senior designers Ninti Eddington, Cheryn Moore, Nona Morris, Brandy Edmondson, Imani Caesar, Sarah Nicholson, Ayo Hill, Verity Lister, Eve Brown, Tene Lewis, Camille Harris and Edi Campis. Photos by LeJoi Lane and Olivia Veira.
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In addition to highlighting pottery made from enslaved Black potters in Edgefield District, Hear Me Now showcases work from contemporary artists. Simone Leighs Jug is inspired by pottery from Edgefield District.
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Teams of two participate in the Lillian Blades Collage competition. Students use materials they find at the Dogwood Festival, like flyers, maps, newspapers and leaves.
Georgia youth artists compete, connect, create at the Atlanta High School Art Exhibition
Junior Leo Rose watches the first off-script run of his self-written one-act, The Blue Bar, in which junior James Howard and sophomore Mira Silverman play characters discussing a mysterious past.
Junior Rose directs awarded self-written script
Athletic trainer Katie Purdy used to be a stunt woman. Purdy said doing gymnastics when she was younger helped her journey in becoming a stunt woman.
Purdy transitions from stunts to athletic training
Senior Sophia Lenhart directs the marching band from the conducting podium. It is Lenharts job to conduct patterns and lead the band during games.
Senior Lenhart leads marching band as drum major
In this photograph developed and printed at school, Zegarra-Amoroso takes a picture of another friend, Brennan Monson.
Admirable art: Senior Zegarra-Amoroso hones photography passion

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