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The Georgia Student Finance Commission partnered with nearly 50 colleges throughout Georgia to waive their application fees during March. Midtown...

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Students used provided glasses to look at the changes in the sun during the solar eclipse.
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The Southerner was named the All-Georgia Newspaper and All-Georgia News Website at the Spring Awards Ceremony for the Georgia Scholastic Press Association (GSPA).
The Southerner earns state distinction
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Softball team suffers loss

Mady McDaniel
September 10, 2015

With the softball season in full swing, the Knights are trying to find their place as a winning team. Following a cancelled game at the end of last week, they played Chamblee High School yesterday, Sept. 8. The Grady girls unfortunately lost to the Chamblee High Bulldogs 12-1 on Chamblee’s home field. The girls fought hard and are not discouraged by the loss and hope to win their next game on Sept. 15 against Marist.

 
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Senior captain Brady Scheinfeld drives down the field during the Knights game against Marist on Apr. 12. The Knights are GHSA 5A region champions, and went 8-0 in region play.
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