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How Jaiden Patterson Mastered Art of Blocking Kicks
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — As Carrollton High School lined up for a field goal in the Georgia 7A state championship game, trailing by seven, then-Mill Creek defensive back Jaiden Patterson was in position to initiate a game-changing play. Both teams were in a scoring frenzy inside Center Parc Stadium...
Gwinnett County Public Schools release 2024-25 calendar for students and teachers
The Gwinnett County Public Schools (GCPS) system has released the calendar for the 2024-2025 school year. Parents, students, and teachers can now plan their schedules accordingly. Here is the 2024-25 school calendar as approved by the Gwinnett County Public Schools Board of Education. First day of school The first day of school for the 2024-2025 […] The post Gwinnett County Public Schools release 2024-25 calendar for students and teachers appeared first on Rough Draft Atlanta.
Clark Elementary Welcomes Eve Yen as New Assistant Principal for Upcoming School Year
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Brenau University's President Barnett Champions Local Growth and Enhanced Academic Programs
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High school baseball player's parents suing Gainesville High school leaders, athletics staff in batting cage accident
GAINESVILLE, Ga. — A heartbroken Georgia family is now suing school leaders and athletics staff at Gainesville High School after their loved one died following a batting cage accident last year. Jeremy Medina was hit in the head with a bat after he accidentally leaned into the batting cage...
STATE CHAMPIONS: Etowah Takes Down Pope for Second Title
LAWRENCEVILLE — Etowah completed its redemption arc Saturday night, battling the weather and its counterpart, Pope, to win the Class AAAAAA state championship at Coolray Field. With many of the same faces, the Eagles exorcised their demons from 2022, when they fell to archrival Woodstock in the finals. They finished this time, winning 15-0 and 6-4 to notch their second state title. “This was the year of unfinished business,” Etowah...
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