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Letter from the Principal
Grady High School recognizes that all segments of the school community must work collaboratively to ensure our instructional program is exemplary and addresses the needs of all students. To that end, administrators, teachers, parents, students and community partners plan and cooperate on a multitude of programs and activities. There is no separate Title I Parental Involvement; the goal is for all constituents to assess needs and implement programs/activities accordingly. The school handles the instructional program and the parents, through the PTSA, handle the communications, which is key to making everything work.
At the end of the school year, all interested parties sit down together and develop the calendar for the school year. Everything is worked around testing dates and other system-wide or statewide dates that cannot be altered. A Grady teacher maintains and updates the calendar throughout the year and also serves as web master for the school website. Parents publish the monthly Knight Lights, which is mailed to every home. A weekly email, the GradyGram, is available for those with Internet access. Everyone has the necessary information about all important dates and events at the school. Parents and students also get written information about curriculum and results of all standardized tests. Even parents who are unable to make frequent visits to the school have current information about what is happening.
On the first day of school, each child receives a packet of important handouts to take home to share with parents. Students get the system’s and the school’s handbooks, lunch applications, media release forms, appropriate Internet usage agreement forms, Title I Compacts, instructions for accessing Infinite Campus (also known as the parent portal), and a wealth of other important materials. Homeroom teachers discuss these materials with the students during an extended homeroom the first day to ensure they understand the expectations of them, and the students are charged with taking materials home to share with parents. Clearly communicating goals for the year leads to a positive start, and frequent updates throughout the year keep things operating smoothly.
Later in the year, parents have an opportunity to complete a survey giving their input, and have opportunities for face-to-face conversations with administrators, teachers and other parents at monthly PTSA meetings and at quarterly principal’s coffees. PTSA meetings are in the evenings, and coffees are held in the morning to accommodate different schedules. Parents are invited to make appointments with counselors for conferences, and these sessions can include meeting with the child’s teachers. Contact information for all teachers is made available in Knight Lights, along with the teachers’ tutorial schedules. Teachers are required to notify parents of student progress at regularly scheduled times, and are encouraged to contact parents frequently to enlist their assistance with the learning process. The parent portal is also available for parents to check attendance and grades.
Grady’s motto is, “Individually, we are different; together, we are Grady.” When home and school unite, we have the strength to successfully meet the challenges of providing a rigorous instructional program that allows all students to achieve.
Vincent D. Murray, Principal
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Knight LightsWays to Stay in Touch
Go to the Infinite Campus Parent Portal for students’ schedule, attendance,
and grades. The web address for the Parent Portal is https://ic.apsk12.org/
campus/portal/atlanta.jsp.Site Activation Key: Email Mr. Montero at
The Gradygram is an e-newsletter sent weekly during the school year. Sign up is
available online at Grady’s website. Please send current Grady news
Important Dates to Note
11th Grade Parent NightThurs., Oct. 10 @ 6:00 p.m.
Teacher Professional Learning DayFri., Oct. 11 - No School
Columbus DayMon., Oct. 14 - No School
PSAT AdministeredWed., Oct. 16
12th Grade Parent NightTues., Oct. 29 @ 6:00 p.m.
C & J Awards CeremonyWed., Oct. 30
9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
Please see full calendar on pg. 7
Grady PTSA Facebook PageBe sure to “Like” Grady High School
PTSA to keep up with everything that’s going on at Grady!
Did You Know?Grady High School was founded in 1924
as Boys High School. The namesake of the school since 1947 is Henry Woodfin
Grady, proponent of the “New South” after the Civil War and Georgia’s most celebrated journalist. The school was
renovated in 1950, 1987 and in 2004.
A Publication of Henry W. Grady High School PTSA October 2013
Grady High School Academy Updates
Biomedical Science & Engineering Academy Wow! It's October already! Do you know where your child stands academically? This is a great time to see how things are going with your child's classes, teachers and social life. Consider having a conversation at the dinner table, in the car on the way to school or anytime you see fit. As a backup, don't forget to check the parent portal. If you don’t see the most recent grades, send your child’s teacher an email and ask for an update or a progress report.
On October 7, 2013, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., selected engineering students will participate in a field experience TECH fair at the Georgia National Grounds in Perry, Georgia. The TECH fair will give students the opportunity to meet and view various technology and engineering products, projects and concepts from various vendors and independent engineers. The fair aims to encourage ways to spark creativity and better understand how engineering affects our lives and the world.
In the world of biomedical science, students and teachers are preparing for our annual Red Cross blood drive and flu shot vaccinations. Students cannot give the shots themselves, of course, but they are actively involved in the overall organization and flow of each event. Students learn the many behind-the-scenes preparations and documentation that takes place. Assistance with registration, ID’s and questionnaires, as well as providing healthy snacks and drinks, are just a few of the things students learn.
Finally, mark your calendars for November 6, 2013, from 9:50 a.m. - 10:50 a.m. This is our first BS&E Honors Program for the 2013-2014 school year. The honors program is a time when we recognize the academic, social and extracurricular achievements of our students. We look forward to much celebration and proud moments.
Raymond L. Dawson, Academy Leader: [email protected]
Business & Entrepreneurship AcademyCongratulations to Kiamba Thompson, who received a scholarship from Youth Entrepreneurs of Georgia to participate in a summer conference held by the Foundation of Economic Education in Arizona.
The Business & Entrepreneurship (B&E) Academy, in its partnership with the NEXT-Step Entrepreneurship Program, received a grant from State Farm Insurance Company to develop and market a service project for Global Youth Service Day. Grady was one of three schools in Georgia to receive this grant.
We are excited that the students in the B&E Academy will have a chance to participate with the Finance and
Scholastic Training (FAST-Track) Program. This is a rigorous, nine-month program that exposes talented minority high school students to the financial services industry. Beginning in September, students meet with mentors twice a month and focus on topics such as stocks, bonds, personal finance, business, operations and real estate. They also explore resume writing, interviewing, networking, business etiquette and public speaking, and have opportunities to visit financial and educational institutions.
We have a new community partner: the FIDELITY BANK that is opening on September 30, 2013, at the corner of Ponce de Leon Avenue and Monroe Drive. The bank wants to support Grady students by providing volunteering, help with projects and funding, as well as assisting as needed. Welcome, FIDELITY BANK, and thanks to our contact, Montrice Robinson.
Willie Vincent, Academy Leader: [email protected]
Communications & Journalism AcademyThe school year is off to a great start and we already have good news to share! The Southerner has earned an All-American rating, the highest the National Scholastic Press Association (NSPA) awards its member publications. It is the 11th time in 12 years that The Southerner has earned this rating. “It is clear,” wrote NSPA evaluator Gaby Herbst, “that the staff of The Southerner is well-trained and that they have a gift for the craft of journalism. ... The dedication to finding relevant, well-researched content, in addition to clearly upholding a strong code of ethics, is something that should be celebrated.” Additionally, The Southerner earned four (out of five) marks of distinction for excellence in Coverage and Content, Writing and Editing, Layout and Design and Leadership. Please congratulate these talented young journalists and their advisers, Kate Carter and Dave Winter.
The Southerner was also featured in the spring 2013 cover story of the Student Press Law Center Report. The story explores the dilemmas faced by school journalists when covering issues of school violence and crime. You can read the piece at www.splc.org/news/report_detail.asp?id=1676&edition=61
Students in the broadcast and graphic communications pathways attended the Skills USA fall leadership conference on St. Simons Island, September 12 to 14, 2013.
OutReach 2014, a Georgia Tech/Grady joint program for students in the graphic design pathway, kicked off their collaboration on September 25, in the Grady cafeteria. Grady students will work with Georgia Tech students, Douglass High School students, and professionals from the
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field to create outstanding designs. Stay tuned for updates as the collaboration nears completion.
Don’t forget to watch the weekly GNN broadcasts: www.atlanta.k12.ga.us/Page/14422.
Shaketha Blankenship, guidance counselor for students in the Communications and Journalism Academy, recently completed her Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision. Congratulations, Dr. Blankenship!
Carrie MacBrien, Academy Leader: [email protected]
Law & Leadership AcademyThe Law & Leadership Academy is dedicated to providing valuable knowledge of the law. Our teachers, Ms. Barbour, an attorney, and Mr. Bowden, a judge, work to provide students with knowledge in law enforcement and the judiciary.
The academy has partnered with the Georgia State University College of Law. Our teachers are members of their Inns of Court Charter in which law professors and attorneys from major Atlanta law firms coach students to speak and write with precise skill, and to analyze facts and circumstances. These sessions take place the second Tuesday of each month after school, and will provide communication skills that will be useful throughout our students’ lives, regardless of the professions they choose. We are also partnered with other associations that provide an up-close experience of the field of law. For example, we have created opportunities for students to participate in the Junior Corrections Officer Program and gain hands-on experience in a career with the State of Georgia Correctional System. The Street Law Program pairs Grady students with major law firms, such as McKenna Long & Aldridge, and with the AT&T corporate legal department, and others, to learn directly from practicing lawyers.
The Law & Leadership Academy shows the exciting side of law behind the scenes in a courtroom, and gives students opportunities to participate in moot court and mock trial competitions. Please visit our website for upcoming events and opportunities.
Russell Plasczyk, Academy Leader:[email protected]
Parent Portal Update
Parents can now update their household phone number and email address in the Parent Portal, at www.atlanta.k12.ga.us//Domain/7741. The Parent Portal offers access to class schedules, attendance records and grades. For your personal site activation key, email Mr. Montero at [email protected].
Counselors’ Corner
Dual Enrollment UpdateGrady’s dual enrollment program with Atlanta Metropolitan State College will now be known as The Renaissance. The word evokes the spirit and time of the great revival of art, literature and learning that marked the transition from the medieval to the modern world. The new name is fitting, as many of the students who participate are underrepresented, first-generation, college-bound students whose lives are transformed as a result of being challenged in a rigorous environment.
The requirements for admission are: a 20 or better composite score on the ACT, or 970 or better in reading and math on the SAT; a 3.0 or better overall grade point average; a short GAcollege411 ACCEL application; an Atlanta Metropolitan State College application, along with a parent consent form; and a recommendation from a Grady High School core subject teacher.
We will begin recruiting for the second semester in October, and will open the invitation to 11th graders. That said, we highly encourage any interested students to take the ACT or SAT test this semester and see Mr. Young for application information. Join The Renaissance! For more details, contact [email protected].
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Attention Seniors!
Class of 2014 Graduation InformationImportant DatesOctober 17 Senior Parent Meeting at 6:30 p.m.November 8 First deadline for Senior Dues – Seniors pay $180.00November 22 Community Service deadline – All seniors must submit 75 hours of serviceFebruary 24 Second deadline for Senior Dues – Seniors pay $190.00April 19 FINAL deadline for Senior Dues – Seniors pay $210.00April 20 Prom – info: Mr. Pilson at 404-802-3045 or [email protected] May 8 Honors Night May 18 Visions of the Future
Senior DuesPlease note that if seniors pay their senior dues via a payment plan, the balance of your arrangement must be paid in full by the closest due date of your initial payment, or the balance will roll over to the amount due of the immediate following due date.Dues may be paid online. Visit the Grady website at http://www.atlanta.k12.ga.us/Page/14412. Under “Quick Links,” select “Pay School Fees Online.” Create a username and password to make your payment. Remember to print confirmation and/or a receipt of your transaction.
Community ServiceAll seniors must have community service completed and submitted by November 22 to participate in or attend any senior related events and activities.
DebtsAll debts incurred during your matriculation at Grady High School should be cleared as soon as possible. Avoid losing any textbooks or uniforms during the second semester.
Senior Grad Pack 2014At Grady, we recognize the shared enthusiasm and value the input and support of our senior parents.If you are interested in receiving direct emails regarding Senior updates and activities, please send an email to [email protected] with “subscribe” in the subject line.
Feel free to forward all questions or concerns to Grady’s Senior Class advisors:Brandi [email protected] or 404-802-3061Willie [email protected] or 404-802-3007
Junior Class News
Junior class fees can now be paid at the following locations and times:The Armory 9:00 a.m. - 9:45 a.m. Mon. - Fri.Rm. E212 3:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Mon. - Fri.
Fees are as follows:$85 until November 22 and $100 following that date$100 for Seniors with unpaid Junior fees$50 for all Guests to the Prom
Please bring cash or money order made payable to Henry W. Grady High School.
Writing Center News
Grady Author SeriesThe Writing Center proudly announces collaboration with the Grady Media Center to bring the Grady Author Series, monthly readings and discussions by local writers. Although the first event will happen before this newsletter is out, we know students and parents will be interested in the remaining meetings. Mark your calendar:October 21 – Nick Chiles, bestselling author, award-winning journalist and co-author of The Rejected Stone: Al Sharpton and the Path to American LeadershipNovember 11 – Denene Millner, New York Times bestselling author, award-winning journalist, co-author of Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man, and author of a blog on parenting, My Brown BabyDecember 9 – Coconut Books and Lame House Press bring three young poets, Gina Meyers, Bruce Covey and Daniel BeauregardJanuary 13 – Reading of The Uprising, an original play by Gabrielle Fulton Ponder, another Grady alumna. This play will be presented in January at Southwest Arts CenterFebruary 10 – Nick Chiles returns to talk about his series in Ebony, “Saving Our Sons.”March 10 – To be announcedApril 14 – To be announcedPresentations will take place in the media center from 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., except for the January and February events. Please check the GradyGram for details, or contact Riki Bolster at [email protected].
The next College Essay Writing Workshop will be October 9 at 3:45 p.m. in the Writing Center. More workshops, on a variety of topics, are being planned, so check the GradyGram.
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On October 21, the Grady Book Club (for adults only) will be discussing Beloved, the Pulitzer Prize–winning novel by Toni Morrison. “Staring unflinchingly into the abyss of slavery, this novel transforms history into a story as powerful as Exodus and as intimate as a lullaby,” this is a book that may be difficult to read but should be discussed. We will also be selecting books for the upcoming six months, so please come or send your suggestions. We will meet at the home of Linda Posner-Downing, 664 Irwin Place, 30312. Call Riki Bolster at (404) 822-5397 if you need directions. The book club meets every third Monday of the month in the homes of members. Book selections include fiction, nonfiction and classic novels. All parents and community members are invited to participate.
Questions? Email [email protected].
Grady High School PTSA Wants YOU!The Grady PTSA (Parent Teacher Student Association) is working hard to support the success of Grady High School. The only thing we are missing is you! If you have not joined the PTSA this year, please consider doing so. Your $5 membership fee helps our teachers and students in many ways.
Additionally, whether you have a lot of time or a little, Grady needs your participation. Please share your time and talents with your community this year. When we all work together, we can make a difference. Parent involvement is a key factor in the success of any school and its students. So pitch in when you can, by helping with teacher appreciation, working on a committee, or however you feel you are able. We welcome all to join the Grady PTSA and support our wonderful school and faculty. For more information or to volunteer, please contact any member of the PTSA executive committee listed on the back of this newsletter.
Council of Intown Neighborhoods and Schools (CINS)
CINS and SEACS School Board Candidate ForumMonday, October 14, 6:00 p.m. King Middle School, 545 Hill Street SE, Atlanta GA 30312Please join the Council of Intown Neighborhoods and Schools (CINS) as it co-hosts with SEACS (Southeast Atlanta Communities for Schools) a night of Q and A with the candidates for the Atlanta Board of Education. The election is coming up, and it is important to hear from those who are running before you vote. Did you know that you vote for not only your district representative but also all three at-large positions? Do you know who is running and what their ideas are? Come find out!
CINS’ community meetings are always free and open to the public. CINS is a not-for-profit organization that has worked for over 35 years to empower public schools in the heart of Atlanta. CINS’ mission is to work with Atlanta Public Schools to foster the development of safe, quality education in the Grady cluster. For more information on CINS and its mission, please visit the CINS website, www.cinsatlanta.org. From there, you can click on “Join” to become a member or add your name to the CINS eblast list.
Speech and Debate
The Grady Jesters, Grady’s nationally recognized speech and debate team, has started their 2013-2014 year off with a bang! Welcoming 29 new Jesters, the team is pushing 100 members. The busy schedule for the fall includes tournaments up and down the East Coast, from the New York City Speech and Debate Tournament in the Bronx to the Blue Key Speech and Debate Invitational in Gainesville, Florida, as well as abundant participation in local Georgia competitions.
Though the season is just getting underway, a number of Jesters have already taken home trophies at two early tournaments, Barkley Forum Policy Debate, August 31: 5th place in JV Policy Debate: Aaron Williams and Morgan Choi.
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Griffin High School Bear Classic Speech and Debate Tournament, September 7:Quarterfinalist, LD Debate: Tiger LiQuarterfinalist, LD Debate: Conor DowneyFinalist, LD Debate: Will Taft5th Place Extemporaneous Speaking: Keegan Hasson3rd Place Extemporaneous Speaking: Molly Gray2nd Place Extemporaneous Speaking: Max RabbChampion in Extemporaneous Speaking: Ben Simonds-Malamud3rd Place Humorous Interpretation: Tate Lancaster2nd Place Prose/Poetry Interpretation: Ryan Switzer3rd Place Dramatic Interpretation: Ryan SwitzerChampion in Dramatic Interpretation: Chloe Citron5th Place Impromptu Speaking: Max Rabb4th Place Impromptu Speaking: Molly Gray2nd Place Impromptu Speaking: Keegan HassonAnd Overall Individual Events Sweepstakes Champion: Grady High School!
GradyFresh Music
MetroFresh Dine Out for ChorusSaturday, October 19Please join family, friends and neighbors on Saturday, October 19 from 6:00 p.m. until closing, as MetroFresh restaurant and the Grady Chorus present GradyFresh Music, an evening of dinner and cabaret performances under the stars. Enjoy a delicious dinner in the newly expanded dining room as you listen to the musical talents of Grady Chorus students. There will also be surprise guest appearances. And to top it off, you’ll be able to bid on some terrific live auction items donated by MetroFresh and other generous members of our community. A portion of the evening’s proceeds will be donated to the chorus program at Grady. Don’t miss this special evening of food and music! MetroFresh is located in the Midtown Promenade shopping center, across Monroe Drive from the Grady Stadium.
The Saber’s Rattle
Things are in full swing in JROTC (Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps). Our first uniform wear days for this year were September 10 -11. As a reminder, cadets are normally to wear uniforms every Tuesday and Wednesday, depending on when they have JROTC class, unless instructed otherwise. Cadets are expected to wear their uniforms correctly all that day. Parents, we need your help to ensure this. Cadets may not have braids, cornrows or unnatural colors in their hair. Males must be clean-shaven and have neatly cut hair, and females must not let their hair touch
their collars on uniform days. All hairstyles must not interfere with the correct wearing of the uniform hat. Any deviation from the policy can affect a cadet’s grade. Looking back, our raider team had a practice raider meet September 14 at Osbourne High School. They are very excited for their upcoming season. We wish them luck. Also on September 14, cadets were invited to attend the Congressman John Lewis Forum, where they got to meet the congressman, as well as receive vital firsthand information about admissions, student life and the military from admissions officers and students at the various military academies.
The major events in October are Saber Day and the raider meets. Saber Day begins at 10:00 a.m. on October 1, and is mandatory for all cadets. This is the day new cadet officers receive their sabers, and the Knights Battalion will perform a pass in review. All family members are invited to attend. Parents of cadet officers are invited to present their children with their sabers during the ceremony, so please plan to be present. Looking ahead, Grady High School’s first official raider meet will be held October 12 at Spalding High School. Another major event is the annual JLAB event, where selected cadets compete nationally in academic and leadership bowls. The first round opens October 1 and closes October 22.
More information about JROTC and upcoming events can be found on the Grady website. As always, questions and concerns may be directed to any JROTC instructors. Please contact us at (404) 802-3053. We are also growing a good JROTC Parent Booster Club and ask all parents to get involved in supporting the cadets’ program. Please call LTC Johnson at the above number or email [email protected].
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October Dates To RememberKeep this Page Handy & Check the Website Weekly
Date Activity Location1 - Oct., Tues.4:00 pm
Local School Council Meeting Parent Center
1 - Oct., Tues.7:00 pm
Grady Robotics and STEM Alliance (G3 Booster Club) Meeting
Manuel's Tavern, upstairs
2 - Oct., Wed. 3:45 pm
Writing Center: College Essay Workshop Media Center
3 - Oct., Thurs. 3:30 pm
3 Day Plays Rehearsal Black Box Theater
3, 17 & 31 - Oct., Thurs.3:45 pm
Earth Club Meeting Ms. Ellis's Room
3 - Oct., Thurs. 6:00 pm
Beta Club Induction Ceremony Theater
4 - Oct., Fri. 7:00 pm
3 Day Plays Culminating Performance Theater
5 - Oct., Sat. & 6 - Oct., Sun. Atlanta 2 Day Walk for Breast Cancer Grady Stop5 - Oct., Sat. SAT Administered Off Campus7 - Oct., Tues. Knight Lights submission deadline 9 - Oct., Wed.7:00 pm
Coronation Old Gym
10 - Oct. Thurs. Midpoint of 1st Semester 10 - Oct., Thurs. 6:00 pm
11th Grade Parent Night Theater
11 - Oct. Fri. Teacher Professional Learning Day Students do not report12 - Oct. Sat. & 13 - Oct. Sun. Atlanta Pride Festival PTSA Parking lot fundraiser13 - Oct., Sun. 7:00 pm
Yale College Visit Theater
14 - Oct., Mon. Columbus Day/Fall Break Students do not report16 - Oct,. Wed. PSAT Administered Schoolwide 17 - Oct., Thurs. thru 19 - Oct., Sat.7:00 pm
One Act Play Performance: "Dogface" Theater
19 - Oct., Sat. 6:00 pm
Grady Chorus Cabaret Night at Metrofresh
Metrofresh
20 - Oct., Sun. PTSA Parking Lot Fundraiser 21 - Oct., Mon. 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Writing Center: Author Series Media Center
23 - Oct., Wed. 9:50 am - 10:50 am
Senior Class Meeting Theater
24 - Oct., Thurs. 7:00 pm
Scream on the Screen Theater
26 - Oct., Sat ACT Administered Off Campus26 - Oct., Sat.8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Region One Act Competition Theater
28 - Oct., Mon. & 29 - Oct., Tues.11:40 am - 1:50 pm
Senior Herff Jones Orders (Lunch Periods) Cafeteria
29 - Oct., Tues. 6:00 pm
12th Grade Parent Night Theater
30 - Oct., Wed.9:30 am - 10:30 am
C&J Awards Ceremony Theater
30 - Oct., Wed.3:30 pm
Drama Club Meeting Black Box Theater
Tear off and keep for reference throughout the month.
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PTSA Executive CommitteeCo-President: Christa Martin, [email protected] Abby Martin, [email protected] Communications: Larissa Bradburn, [email protected], Family Engagement: Elizabeth Rogan, [email protected], Fundraising & Special Events: Erlese Caruth, [email protected], Operations & School Support: Mary Lynn Realff, [email protected]: Laura Kish, [email protected]: Open - Please contact PTSA Co-Presidents if interestedParliamentarian: Janet Kishbaugh, [email protected]
Grady PTSA Communications TeamKnight Lights Newsletter Managing Editor:Cathy Lepik, [email protected] Layout and Design: Laura Kish, [email protected] Editors: Lisa Pittman, [email protected],Michelle Bernhart, [email protected], andSarah Zaslaw, [email protected] Printing: Dawn Shipp, [email protected] Distribution: Karen Carroll, [email protected] Editors: Kathleen Lang and Katy Jackson, [email protected]: Brian Montero, [email protected] you have news or information to share, please send your submissions to [email protected]. The deadline is the second Monday of each month. All articles are subject to editing.
Administrative ContactsMain office: 404-802-3001Office fax number: 404-802-3009Website: http://srt5.atlantapublicschools.us/grady Principal: Dr. Vincent Murray, [email protected] Principal: Mr. Rodney Howard,[email protected] Principal: Dr. David Propst,[email protected]: Ms. Chinaester Holland, [email protected]
Faculty ContactsBiomedical Sciences and Engineering Mr. Raymond L. [email protected] or 404-802-3006Business and EntrepreneurshipMr. Willie Vincent [email protected] or 404-802-3007 Communications and JournalismMs. Carrie MacBrien [email protected] or 404-802-3015 Law and LeadershipDr. Russell Plasczyk [email protected] or 404-802-3064JROTCLt. Colonel Charles [email protected]
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Knight LightsOctober 2013 IssueA publication of Grady High School PTSAHenry W. Grady High School929 Charles Allen Dr. NEAtlanta, GA 30309