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An upbeat website for a downtown school

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School lunches allow some food insecure children to eat during the day. However, when school is out for the summer, federal and state-sponsored programs give these children access to meals.
Governer Brian Kemp rejects federal summer food plan
Brennan Fritts May 24, 2024

Governor Brian Kemp declined Georgia's participation in the federally-sponsored Summer Food Service Program in favor of state-sponsored plans,...

Tristan Thompson, junior

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Mariam Darb
Thompson smiles outside her AP Calculus AB class.

Junior Tristan Thompson is passionate about pursuing and continuing her career with Engineering Drafting and Design. She is apart of Midtown’s Technology Student Association (TSA) and loves the skills she has learned from it. 

“I love my drafting and design class because it lets me be creative while learning new skills,” Thompson said. “Learning to visualize and create drawings of objects is not only fun but it made me interested in pursuing something in the future that uses these skills.”

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Mariam Darb, News Section Editor
Mariam Darb is a sophomore and this is her first year on The Southerner. Outside of school, she is involved in Fashion Club and MSA. She is excited to be on staff and start writing.

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