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An upbeat website for a downtown school

the Southerner Online
An upbeat website for a downtown school

the Southerner Online
Stella St. Clair

Stella St. Clair, Multimedia Managing Editor

Stella St. Clair is a junior and this is her third year on the Southerner staff. Outside of the paper, Stella produces Knight View, Midtown’s newscast. In her free time, she enjoys photography and spending time with her friends. She’s eager to continue writing and producing stories for the Southerner this year.

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DIVERSITY: Colleges and universities have begun removing DEI related terms after threat of cutting funding.

[Photo] Diversity, Equity, Inclusion programs under threat, community reacts

Brennan Fritts, Mariam Darb, and Zelda Lerner
March 28, 2025
Burnout is a scary thing to deal with, especially in high school. The extracurricular or hobby you love can quickly become a tedious ordeal.

Student shares high school burnout experience

Stella St. Clair
March 18, 2025
STUDENT BURNOUT: Something you love can easily become something you despise doing. Burnout is a scary thing to deal with, especially in high school. The extracurricular or hobby you love can quickly become a tedious ordeal.

Juniors Stella St. Clair and Julia Mayi attended the GFAF banquet where they produced the video featuring this year's honoree.

[Photo] Midtown students recognized for First Amendment video project

Leo Powell
January 29, 2025
The flags at the Georgia State Capitol were lowered to half-staff as part of the national 30-day period of mourning to honor the passing of former President Jimmy Carter. President Trump's decision to disrespect Carter and fly flags at full-staff for his inauguration turned Carter's death into a topic of political debate, rather than a unifying event for the country.

Trump’s decision to raise flags full-staff during Carter mourning period disrespectful

Stella St. Clair and Audrey Lyons
January 25, 2025

Midtown holds homecoming pep rally

Stella St. Clair
October 29, 2024

Midtown’s March for Our Lives walk out against gun violence

Stella St. Clair
September 22, 2024

Midtown’s new and improved school lunches

Stella St. Clair
September 12, 2024

Midtown’s new Yondr pouches and PED policy

Stella St. Clair
August 22, 2024
The implementation of vending machines within Midtown would greatly improve students' energy levels and ability to focus. It would additionally encourage students to stay on campus during lunch.

Midtown students need access to vending machines

Stella St. Clair
April 12, 2024
Children with unique family situations may find the holidays to be a time of sadness, rather than cheer.

Student navigates holiday season with unique family

Stella St. Clair
December 11, 2023
If adolescent menstruators were informed about what is happening within their bodies, theywould feel strong and secure in themselves. Currently, students are taught about healthyrelationships, drug use and personal health in General Health, but menstruation isn’t covered.

Changing the cycle: instituting menstruation education in health classes

Stella St. Clair
September 11, 2023
Freshman Stella St. Clair embraces her uncle-turned-father, Thom St. Clair. The pair moved to Atlanta this past summer.

Student reflects on experience as adopted child

Stella St. Clair
November 9, 2022
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