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An upbeat website for a downtown school

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An upbeat website for a downtown school

the Southerner Online
Jamie Marlowe

Jamie Marlowe, News Associate Managing Editor

Jamie is a junior and this is her second year on the Southerner staff. Along with writing, she loves traveling, spending time with her friends and family, and running on Grady’s cross country and track teams.

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Signs showing favor for a SPARK dual campus are found posted outside Springdale Park Elementary. Many Springdale Park parents prefer the dual campus as opposed to a new K-5 elementary school in the cluster because it would rezone fewer students.

APS solicits community input on new elementary school

June 1, 2022
Senior Elizabeth Bolton purchased her prom dress three months in advance to the dance. This years prom, themed A Knight in Vegas will take place on May 14, 2022 at the Georgia Tech Hotel.

Return to traditional prom uplifts teachers’, students’ spirits

April 11, 2022
Talon Chesnut, sophomore

Talon Chesnut, sophomore

February 8, 2022

Security reassessed after guns found at cluster schools

February 4, 2022
Former City Councilman Andre Dickens was elected as the 61st mayor of Atlanta in a Nov. 30 runoff over City Council President Felicia Moore.

City Councilman, Atlanta Public Schools graduate Dickens elected Atlanta’s 61st mayor

December 16, 2021
The Midtown girls soccer team lost 4-0 to Blessed Trinity in the 2021 soccer state semifinals. Starting in the next academic year, Midtown will remain in class 5A. Blessed Trinity is moving up from 5A to 6A due to their higher numbers of students living out-of-zone.

GHSA applies new multiplier in reclassification

December 7, 2021
Desirae Mohammed, junior

Desirae Mohammed, junior

December 2, 2021

Competitive cheer team returns

November 18, 2021
In the lead-up to the 2021 Atlanta City Elections, the Southerner has compiled a list of 8 key races that readers in the district that Midtown High School will be voting on. Using official statements, previous reports and recorded interviews, the Southerner has broken down the candidates’ positions on specific issues.

Atlanta Public Schools School Board At-Large Seat 9

October 31, 2021
Jason B Allen

Jason B Allen

October 29, 2021
Jason Esteves

Jason Esteves

October 29, 2021
D’Jaris James

D’Jaris James

October 29, 2021
Lenox has signs posted throughout the mall alerting visitors of its new policies for those under 18. If a minor remains unaccompanied by an adult any day after 3 p.m., they will be asked to leave the Buckhead property.

Lenox Square enhances security with new rules for minors

October 8, 2021
Nylah Shepherd, junior

Nylah Shepherd, junior

September 23, 2021
This year Atlanta Public Schools began using Securly to monitor the ways students use their school-issued Chromebooks. Although the software was installed with positive intentions, students and parents have privacy-related concerns.

New online surveillance generates privacy concerns

September 23, 2021
The memorial of Katherine Janness and her dog Bowie lies near where they were found dead in Piedmont Park. The killer has yet to be identified.

Community on edge after Piedmont Park murder

August 24, 2021

Exploring the pole vault

May 18, 2021
Senior Sophie Ille tries on dresses for the upcoming senior-only prom. The event is on April 24 at the World Congress Center.

Grady class of 2021 to attend their first prom

April 23, 2021
Ameah Richardson, senior

Ameah Richardson, senior

April 14, 2021
One young musician’s dream is a Grady junior’s reality: Jonathan Fuller was accepted into the highly selective and prestigious National Youth Orchestra of the United States of America, based in New York.

Fuller accepted to National Youth Orchestra

April 13, 2021
Grady apiculture club member Neisha Ball stands with Ben Sellers last year at a club meeting as they prepare to spin honey. Due to Covid, this widely-enjoyed, hands-on club hasnt met since the 2019-2020 school year.

To bee or not to bee: Apiculture club future uncertain amid pandemic

April 6, 2021
Cate Barton has participated in club teams this year such as Inter Atlanta FC and AAU basketball. The postponing of middle school sports until the fall of 2021 has sparked some concerns about the ways Gradys sports teams will receive this impact, but others think the playing field will even out quickly.

Pandemic curtails middle school sports opportunities

March 31, 2021
In a traditional school setting, seniors gather in the courtyard for lunch and wear senior crowns to symbolize their last year at Grady. Due to the 2020-2021 school year being entirely online so far, Grady seniors have missed out on classic senior activities. We can still do something in a small group, but it would never be the same as if it was a real school year, senior Shawn Gillespy said.

Students return to in-person school

February 12, 2021
Although sports look different this year due to the pandemic, Grady’s basketball season has begun.

Grady sports improve mental health during pandemic

January 14, 2021
Every week, chorus teacher Kevin Hills advanced women chorus class have Fun Fridays. Past activities on Fun Fridays include show and tell, storytelling and yoga.

Grady Music plans for virtual concerts

December 16, 2020
The Atlanta Board of Education voted to postpone the Grady High School renaming process in order to let students vote.

School board postpones renaming process for student vote

November 3, 2020
APS hosted a special-called board meeting on Wednesday to discuss APSs potential reopening plan for Phase II.

District details potential phase one reopening plan

September 24, 2020
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