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Atlantas annual Pride Parade and Festival, usually held in October, fosters community and acceptance of Atlantas large LGBTQ+ community.
Vibrant Atlanta LGBTQ+ community confronts modern struggles
Connie Erdozain and Sierra Pape • November 27, 2023

On Oct. 23, the South Parking Lot at Hartsfield-Jackson Airport shut down for construction.
South Economy Parking Lot closes at Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, impacts holiday travels
November 14, 2023
District 3 seat holder, Ken Zeff, speaks at the Metro Fresh event Midtown High Votes held to spread the importance of voting.
School Board Candidates speak on issues at local restaurant
November 10, 2023
The 2023-2024 school years APS Student Advisory Council is working to reach all of APS and increase all students voices.
Student advisory committee grows student participation in district
November 7, 2023
NEW SKILLS: Students work hard to learn what to do if a friend overdoses or drinks too much. Midtowns new mental health first aid training taught students how to help their peers.
Sophomores learn mental health first aid to assist peers
November 4, 2023

Superintendent Battle visits Midtown, connects with students and staff

Sierra Pape
October 8, 2023
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Sierra Pape
On Friday, October 6th, Superintendent Battle spent the entire morning speaking with students and staff at Midtown High School. Senior London Alexis [depicted] said, "It was a fantastic opportunity to meet her. It was awesome to see how open she was to conversation and approachable as a superintendent."
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District 3 seat holder, Ken Zeff, speaks at the Metro Fresh event Midtown High Votes held to spread the importance of voting.
School Board Candidates speak on issues at local restaurant
APS interim Superintendent Dr. Danielle Battle looks over students as they complete their science work during her visit to Midtown on Oct. 6. Dr. Battle appointed six new figures to her senior leadership team who, like her, pledge to focus on student achievement.
Superintendent Battle shapes new leadership team
Two Midtown parents run for District 3 seat on Atlanta Board of Education
Two Midtown parents run for District 3 seat on Atlanta Board of Education
Atlanta Public Schools had its highest all-time graduation rate in the class of 2023. This was the first time APS had a graduation rate which exceeded Georgias graduation rate.
District sets record graduation rate, surpasses state average
APS interim Superintendent Dr. Danielle Battle has pinpointed literacy as one of the district priorities this year to help ensure a successful learning environment for students.
District spearheads new goals, focuses on literacy
Incumbent Johnson challenges Lewis for school board Seat 9 position
Incumbent Johnson challenges Lewis for school board Seat 9 position
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Despite the skills it provides, Midtown does not currently teach a financial literacy class, which would teach students personal financial management skills like budgeting and investing.
Schools must teach financial literacy for future success
Senior Briaiah Lewis prepares for a free throw to complete the three-point play in a win against North Atlanta on Nov. 14.
Girls basketball emerges as state championship competitor
Atlanta Botanical Garden has taken its first official steps toward its largest expansion since its founding in 1976. The expansion will include an additional 8 acres along the BeltLine to increase pedestrian connectivity.
Botanical Garden expansion increases pedestrian connectivity
The varisty volleyball team huddles up before their opening match of the season against North Atlanta on Aug. 10th. The Knights won in straight sets 3-0.
Beyond the court: Midtown volleyball players shine in national recognition
Atlantas annual Pride Parade and Festival, usually held in October, fosters community and acceptance of Atlantas large LGBTQ+ community.
Vibrant Atlanta LGBTQ+ community confronts modern struggles
Sophomore Isaac Marlowe competes at the Region 5-AAAAA Championship. Marlowe led the team, placing ninth with a time of 17:47. The Knights placed third. Marlowe also led the Knights at the 5A State Championship; the team placed 25th.
Boys cross country ends season 25th at State
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Football beats Clarkston 30-0 for Homecoming game
Football beats Clarkston 30-0 for Homecoming game
With a welcoming smile, Chick-fil-A prides itself in serving with pleasure. Employee and local student Johnnita Wickerson depicted above has gone through training to efficiently and enthusiastically serve customers.
Chick-fil-A opens doors on Ponce, works to control traffic
Francie Quigley (left), Terrisa Winer (middle) and Mary Reed (right) came to support Brian Kemp at his election night party.
Kemp, Abrams hold election night watch parties
The Little 5 Points Halloween Parade returns to the community after a three-year hiatus. Rainy Day Retrieval Freak Show’s ginormous skeleton puppet spread across the road.
Little 5 Points return of Halloween Parade brings community together
English teacher Alex Wallace helps freshmen Cameron Collier, Emily Stevens, and Grady Richman in class. This week, a new class of freshmen students began high school.
Students return for the start of the 2022-2023 school year
Indigo lights drape from the treetops as visitors stare in awe.
Botanical Garden lights tradition brings outdoor holiday magic to the city
About the Contributor
Sierra Pape, News Managing Editor
Sierra Pape is a junior and this is her third year on the Southerner staff. When she is not writing, you will find her running for the Midtown cross country team, working for Midtown Votes and political organizations outside of school, and singing and playing the guitar. She is excited to contribute to the paper for years to come.

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