Proposed Monroe and 10th development shut down by city
August 20, 2018
Filed under Local News, NEWS
The blaring sound of skidding tires against the street is typical for Grady students who regularly cross the intersection of Monroe Dr. and 10th St. This busy intersection is a dangerous game for many. Due to this concern, among others, a proposed multi-story development at the corner of this intersect...
Grady students suddenly are no longer wrong
August 3, 2018
Filed under Breaking News, Front Slideshow, NEWS, Uncategorized
Students will miss hearing long-time Assistant Principal Dr. David Lee Propst’s catchphrase, “you are wrong,” as he retired from Grady on July 31. Dr. Propst will be the new principal of a 1,400-student school, A’Takamul International School, in Kuwait City, Kuwait, for one year. “It will be ...
Sophomores see Tony Award-winning ‘Hamilton’
Katherine Esterl and Kiki Soto
May 24, 2018
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As the Broadway hit musical “Hamilton” runs in Atlanta through June 10, more than 100 Grady sophomores will be seated in the Fox Theatre to experience it. Atlanta Public Schools arranged students across the district to see the show for just a “Hamilton” ($10 bill), an initiative which has b...
Herrera inducted into National Debate Hall of Fame
Chandler Morris and Nafez Zohbi
May 20, 2018
Filed under LIFESTYLE, NEWS, Personality Profiles
When Mario Lorenzo Herrera envisioned his future, he never ‘in a million years’ would have seen himself teaching at a high school. However, since 2005, he has been an integral part of Grady where he also coaches speech and debate. His impact has not only been felt at Grady, but throughout the coun...
Lack of semester-long classes complicates schedules
May 16, 2018
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When Jazmin Cruz got her schedule for the start of her senior year, nestled in between Advanced Placement (AP) and art classes was a semester long course she never signed up for — SAT Prep. “Since this year I didn’t take a language class, I had a whole class slot open,” Cruz said. “I didn...
Beltline tranportation
May 15, 2018
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The BeltLine has transformed Atlanta, following a historic train route around the city. Former city councilwoman Cathy Woolard created the BeltLine Rail Now! advocacy group, with 1,201 members, to promote plans to bring rail transit to the BeltLine. The history of this project is expansive. The BeltLi...
Senior Hannah Prausnitz-Weinbaum does it all
May 8, 2018
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When senior Hannah Prausnitz-Weinbaum isn’t earning stellar grades that propel her to the top of her class, she is the captain of an award-winning robotics team and a leader in the chorus department. In addition to leading and excelling in a variety of activities, she is also the valedictorian of t...
The pressures of Instagram To post or not to post?
April 20, 2018
Filed under NEWS
You’ve scrolled through it. You’ve double tapped, left a comment, saved to a collection. You’ve probably posted a picture here and there. Most American teens are familiar with the social media app Instagram, which allows users to share pictures for the public to see. But some act as more than ...
Damiani bridges language gap in science project
April 11, 2018
Filed under NEWS, School News
American Sign Language is for the American deaf. English is for the American hearing and speaking. Grady junior Ethan Damiani has found a way to integrate both, winning multiple awards at the state science fair. These awards include: the Intel Excellence in computer science award, the Society for Science ...
Playmakers Workshop celebrates a decade of creativity
April 9, 2018
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By Katherine Esterl A day and a half can fly by pretty quickly, but not when you’re writing and performing a play that didn’t exist hours before. And that’s just what students and actors do during the Grady Playmakers Workshop, which celebrates its tenth anniversary this month. “It was that ...
Georgia schools fail to comply with state voting laws
April 7, 2018
Filed under School News, State News
At 17 ½ years of age, you can register to vote. Voting, however, is not always a top priority among young people’s desires and responsibilities, despite it being a necessary component of civic life, especially with the recent tumultuous political climate regarding gun legislation. Is this a wake-up ...
Community debates proposed Monroe development
Ellie Werthmen and Selena Kleber
April 5, 2018
Filed under Local News, NEWS
It is widely known the intersection of Monroe Dr. and 10th St. is one of the most congested intersections in Midtown. The problems which have arisen from this intersection have greatly affected the Grady community, causing the death of a student two years ago. On Apr. 10, there was a community meeti...
