Project GRAD

Opportunity of a lifetime

2008-06-12T15:03:00.003-04:00

By Brittany Blue, Rachel Moore, Kiera Langston and Chris Carden(editor) “I want my son to be successful in life and become someone,” says Laurel McCarter, the mother of a 16-year-old Tyler Gann, Fulton High school junior and a Project GRAD student. For her, as for any parent who has a child participating in Project GRAD, it is an opportunity of a lifetime. “It will get

Giving back to the community

2008-06-11T14:42:00.002-04:00

by Samantha Bates, Jake Reilly, Leonard Freeman and Ashley Hanock (editor)Project GRAD is a local high school program that benefits students in more than one way. The program allow students from Fulton and Austin-East to obtain scholarship money and, as Project GRAD staff believes, will boost graduation rates and the percentage number of those who will attend college. For the project’s staff,

Project Grad Opportunity to Get to College

2008-06-10T15:42:00.013-04:00

by Ericka Fowler, Serena Sullivan, Victoria Angel, Tyler Gann and Kendall Templin (editor) To have the best experience, students need guidance from programs to allow them the chance to achieve success.Project Grad gives scholars the chance to experience college in its basics. The program allows them to see their future and prepares them for the transition. Students were given the chance to

Project GRAD Communication students contacts

2008-06-10T14:34:00.003-04:00

Ashley HancockE-mail: fhs_colorguard2010@yahoo.comSchool: Fulton High SchoolYear: JuniorInterest: Colorguard, writing and readingSamantha BatesE-mail: sammiedannie@hotmail.comSchool: Fulton High SchoolYear: JuniorInterest: PhotographyJake ReillyE-mail: jpr201065@yahoo.comSchool: Fulton High SchoolYear: Upcoming juniorInterest: Football, soccerSerena SullivanE-mail: d.wadewifey@yahoo.comSchool: