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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 BhatiaApril 22, 2024

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

S’ner, Nexus staffers win 2012 SIPA Mail-In Contest awards

The following Grady journalists earned awards in the 2012 Southern Interscholastic Press Association Mail-In Contest.  The winners were announced last Sunday at the annual SIPA convention  at the University of South Carolina in Columbia.

2012 Southern Interscholastic Press Association Mail-In Contest Winners

Newspaper

Editorial Column

– Second Place: Nile Kendall, “Teachers’ responsibilities must include protecting students from bullying,” Southerner, Volume 64, Issue 4

Staff Editorial

– First Place: Sam Weinstock, “Recall option needed,” Southerner, Volume 64, Issue 7

Feature Story

– First Place: Emma Powers, “Rehearsal gauntlet turns Hairspray cast into family,” Southerner, Volume 64, Issue 5

Sports Column

– Second Place: Phillip Suitts,  “Practice locations remain scarce despite new stadium,” Southerner, Volume 65, Issue 3

Sports Story

– Second Place: Lucy Leonard, “Gauntlet goes 4-2 at tourney,” Southerner, Volume, 64, Issue 6

Photo Cutlines

Feature Cutline

– First Place: Williamae Boling, “Classic eatery offers its clientele ‘country club’ amidst strip clubs,” Nexus, Volume 7, Number 3

– Second Place: Diana Powers, “To Be or Not to Be,” Southerner, Volume 65, Issue 3

Sports Cutline

– First Place: Phillip Suitts, “Gaining Ground,” Southerner, Volume 65, Issue 2

– Third Place: Joe Lavine and Ollie Aberle-Grasse, “Tricked Out,” Southerner, Volume 65, Issue 3

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S’ner, Nexus staffers win 2012 SIPA Mail-In Contest awards