Anna Fedorova, Writer
December 4, 2018
Filed under Breaking News, Front Slideshow, NEWS
Businesses, schools and households across metro Atlanta experienced a major water restriction caused by a boil water advisory on Monday, Dec. 3.
The rest...
December 4, 2018
Water is a necessity for human life that we often take for granted. When water is no longer accessible, thousands of people are affected. On Monday Dec. 3,...
Zoya Charania, Writer
December 4, 2018
Filed under Breaking News, Front Slideshow, NEWS
Late Monday morning, on Dec. 3, a boil water advisory was issued across all of the City of Atlanta. Residents in Atlanta experienced low water pressure...
August 3, 2018
Students will miss hearing long-time assistant principal Dr. David Lee Propst’s catchphrase, “you are wrong.” He retired from Grady on July 31. ...
March 14, 2018
Seventeen backpacks line the field of the Grady Stadium in front of a crowd of hundreds of students. Today, on the one month anniversary of the Feb. 1...
January 25, 2018
Filed under Breaking News, SPORTS, Uncategorized
Grady's boys and girls swim teams won first place at the Atlanta Public Schools Swimming Championships yesterday Jan. 24 at the Washington Park Natatorium. The girls have won for five consecutive years, while the boys earned their first win in team history. Both teams qualified for the state championship in individual and relay events and beat long time rival North Atlanta....
December 12, 2017
An Atlanta Public Schools police officer shot a man armed with a BB gun who attempted to enter Forrest Hill Academy in Southwest Atlanta Tuesday morni...
November 10, 2017
Filed under Adminstration, Breaking News, Local News
Brief
Grady alumnus and former Atlanta Board of Education member Matt Westmoreland had a strong win on Tuesday for an at-large post for the Atlanta City Council. He ended with 63 percent of the vote with approximately 48,000 votes which was more votes than any other candidate in the Atlanta elections.
Westmoreland's political career had a early beginning with a start at ...
Anya Lomsadze, Managing Editor of News
September 18, 2017
Filed under Breaking News, Local News, NEWS, Uncategorized
by Anya Lomsadze
Georgia Tech student and LGBTQ activist Scout Schultz was fatally shot by campus police on Sept. 16. After Schultz’s vigil on campus on Monday Sept. 18, protesters erupted around campus and set fire to ...
September 11, 2017
In response to Irma and the power outages it caused, superintendent Meria Carstarphen cancelled school for all Atlanta Public Schools for Monday, Tuesday...
