It’s Real on the Hill! From its unique colors – Columbia blue and gold – to its location high atop a hilly region of southwest Atlanta, Benjamin Elijah Mays High School, named after one of the most preeminent African American leaders and scholars in history, has set a distinctive standard. For 34 years, Mays […]
Go Knights! This afternoon, admidst a sea of gray and cardinal red, Henry W. Grady High School will graduate a class of nearly 300 students. A proud group of graduates, the Grady High Class of 2016 is bursting with academic accolades and honors. Armed with the motto, “Individually, we are different; together, we are Grady!,” this […]
By: Erica Fatima One School! One Family! As the first and largest public high school for African-Americans in the Southeast, Booker T. Washington boasts a proud legacy that stretches back 92 years. Named after the great, Booker T. Washington who was born a slave and became one of the most influential and celebrated African-American intellectuals of […]
Like their class mascot, the North Atlanta High School Class of 2016 are proud warriors! As the class of nearly 400 graduates walk across the stage on Thursday, May 26, they will hold their heads high as they prepare for the bright future that awaits them. Blazing a path all their own, this year’s class can […]