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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

Southerner staff earns seventh Crown Award in eight years

The Southerner
March 3, 2012

By Phillip Suitts

For the seventh time in the last eight years, The Southerner, Grady’s newspaper, has been named a Crown Award finalist . The Crown Award is the highest national honor that the Columbia Scholastic Press Association awards to its member publications.

This year, CSPA received 1,351 scholastic and collegiate publications for Crown Award consideration. The Southerner was one of 41 high school newspapers to be named a 2012 Crown Award finalist. A judging panel of distinguished journalists and journalism educators evaluated the publications in the following categories: content, design, coverage, photography, and writing and editing. The 2012 Crown Awards finalists are being judged by their 2010-2011 products.

The top third (approximately) will be named Gold Crown Awards winners at the CSPA’s 88th annual Convention, on Friday, March 16, 2012 in the Roone Arledge Auditorium of the Alfred Lerner Student Center on Columbia’s Morningside Heights campus. All other Crown Award finalists automatically receive a Silver Crown Award at the CSPA annual convention on the Columbia campus in March. Since 2005, The Southerner has won Silver Crown Awards in every year but 2009.
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