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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
Shalin Bhatia • April 22, 2024

The Atlanta Board of Education has formed a community panel of parents, teachers, students and community leaders to provide community input in...

Coming into effect in 2026, the new law passed by the Atlanta City Council will restrict right-hand turns at red lights. While some believe the law will increase traffic, others think the law will make the streets of Midtown much safer.
Ban on right turns on red prompts mixed community feedback
April 18, 2024
The Georgia Student Finance Commission collaborated with 49 Georgia colleges to waive application fees in March. This removed barriers for Midtown students who were previously unable to apply to certain colleges.
Georgia Colleges waive application fees, remove barriers
April 15, 2024
As part of a land swap deal with the Atlanta Botanical Gardens, a new Public Storage building is being constructed on Monroe Drive near the Eastside BeltLine Trail entrance, a street away from Midtown, with its previous location on Piedmont Avenue.
New storage center set for development on BeltLine
April 13, 2024
Students used provided glasses to look at the changes in the sun during the solar eclipse.
Midtown community celebrates solar eclipse
April 8, 2024

Grady dominates week four at Grant Park

Sophie Durham
September 25, 2015

On Wednesday September 25, Grady competed in their fourth Grant Park meet of the season. The Grady girls dominated the race, taking the top seven places of the competition. First place was taken by senior Gracie Griffith, with a time of 22 minutes and 30 seconds. The next six runners, Walden Jones, Meredith Fossitt, Anna Tischer, Avery Bufkin, Magda Dumitrescu and Colleen Griffin, all finished within three minutes of Griffith. The Grady boys placed seven consecutive runners, starting with senior Conrad Newton. Newton placed fourth with a time of 20 minutes and 35 seconds. The next six runners, William Chapman, Aiden Goldston, Erik Tischer, Aiden Downey, Ryan Jackson and Robert Mobley, all finished within ten seconds of Newton. Coach Jeff Cramer told his runners to run the first lap hard, then to relax and run the last two laps at a slower pace.
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Sophomore Cameron Collier leads the Knights in warm-ups for the first meet, Bob Blastow Invitational, of the 2023 season on Aug. 26. Collier placed first for the Knights with a time of 16:53. During his freshman year Collier finished with a time of 19:31 on the same course. Collier ended the season with a personal record of 16:05 running at the Alexander/Asics Invitational on Sept. 30. The time put him as the fastest sophomore in Midtown history and third overall.
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Sophomore cross country runner Dries Williams competes at the APS Series Meet #2 on Sept. 6 where the temperature reached over 90 degrees during the meet.
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Junior and individual region champion Jamie Marlowe finishes her first lap of the two-lap course, putting a gap between her and a runner from North Springs.
Girls cross country dominates region, advances to state
Midtown’s top three finishers sprint down the final stretch of the region course at Clinton Nature Preserve. The boys won the meet and swept top three in the race. Left to right: Seniors William Palmer (16:39, 2nd place), Everett Schroeder (16:40, 3rd) and Marcus Johnson (1st, 16:37)
Boys cross country wins region
Sophomore and individual champion Cary Schroeder catches her breath after finishing the race.
Girls cross country continues streak of success, wins city championship
The boys cross country team starts the city cross country meet. It was held at Grant Park on Saturday, Oct 2. The team placed 2nd overall.
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Senior quarterback Zeke Teffere prepares for the snap against Johnson on Nov. 3. The Knights won 33-9, ending the season with a record of 5-5.
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The Knights offense prepares for the snap on 2nd down in their season opener against KIPP on Aug. 19.
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