Jack Stenger

Great American Papers: The Houston Chronicle. The Baltimore Sun. The Los Angeles Times. The Miami Herald. The Las Vegas Review-Journal. The papers we read take us places. “Where do you want to go today?” JRL 3 students are showing out! Dragon Winners: Holland Davis, Julia Havey.

Point of Pride: Personalized Senior Tribute Ads. They are popular! And the deadline to purchase them – its coming up. Parents: The senior tribute ad deadline is going to be here soon. Get your child’s ad for Invictus 2025 – now! Ads are easily purchased at jostensadservice.com

Timely Leadership: Directing a strong team. Executing a dynamic vision. Pushing the entire project forward. Invictus 2025 Editor-in-Chief Walker Stevens is doing all three in pursuit of the school’s best yearbook yet. “A Time To Remember” is this year’s theme. Lead on, Walker!

Your Face Needed: Picture Day 2024 is around the corner! Weds, Sept. 25, during 2A Period. Students 9-11 will have their photos taken. Seniors won't (as their formal photos will be used for the yearbook). We want all North students in the book. Get ready for Picture Day!

Star Power: They are young leaders whose paths have been marked by excellence. These seniors (and one junior) are running our school’s marquee publications. They are “the best and the brightest.” They are the 2024-25 editors of Invictus, The Warrior Wire and Windows. Lead On!

New Year Rising: On Aug. 1, the senior class – the North Atlanta High School Class of 2025! – got to school early for the PTSA-sponsored “Senior Sunrise” event. These seniors, with three years down, are now ready to make the most of their last year in the 11 Stories. Go Dubs!

New Year Rising: On Aug. 1, the senior class – the North Atlanta High School Class of 2025! – got to school early for the PTSA-sponsored “Senior Sunrise” event. These seniors, with three years down, are now ready to make the most of their last year in the 11 Stories. Go Dubs!

New Year Rising: On Aug. 1, the senior class – the North Atlanta High School Class of 2025! – got to school early for the PTSA-sponsored “Senior Sunrise” event. These seniors, with three years down, are now ready to make the most of their last year in the 11 Stories. Go Dubs!

New Year Rising: On Aug. 1, the senior class – the North Atlanta High School Class of 2025! – got to school early for the PTSA-sponsored “Senior Sunrise” event. These seniors, with three years down, are now ready to make the most of their last year in the 11 Stories. Go Dubs!

New Year Rising: On Aug. 1, the senior class – the North Atlanta High School Class of 2025! – got to school early for the PTSA-sponsored “Senior Sunrise” event. These seniors, with three years down, are now ready to make the most of their last year in the 11 Stories. Go Dubs!

New Year Rising: On Aug. 1, the senior class – the North Atlanta High School Class of 2025! – got to school early for the PTSA-sponsored “Senior Sunrise” event. These seniors, with three years down, are now ready to make the most of their last year in the 11 Stories. Go Dubs!

Happy Returns: "How was your summer?!" Teachers don’t just miss their students over the summer break – they miss each other! Thursday, July 25, was Day One of pre-planning for all North Atlanta faculty and staff and the first day back in the building feels like a family reunion.

Happy Returns: "How was your summer?!" Teachers don’t just miss their students over the summer break – they miss each other! Thursday, July 25, was Day One of pre-planning for all North Atlanta faculty and staff and the first day back in the building feels like a family reunion.

Happy Returns: "How was your summer?!" Teachers don’t just miss their students over the summer break – they miss each other! Thursday, July 25, was Day One of pre-planning for all North Atlanta faculty and staff and the first day back in the building feels like a family reunion.

Happy Returns: "How was your summer?!" Teachers don’t just miss their students over the summer break – they miss each other! Thursday, July 25, was Day One of pre-planning for all North Atlanta faculty and staff and the first day back in the building feels like a family reunion.

Year’s Last Board: "Think Small” “Eat More Chicken” "Got Milk?" “Where’s The Beef?” “Dove: Real Beauty.” Famous Ad posters marked the Advertising Unit's end – and also the end of the year. The Cubs showed out! (See their work in August.) 2B Winners: Ann Clay Jones, Kate Saxon

Year’s Last Board: "Think Small” “Eat More Chicken” "Got Milk?" “Where’s The Beef?” “Dove: Real Beauty.” Famous Ad posters marked the Advertising Unit's end – and also the end of the year. The Cubs showed out! (See their work in August.) 1B Winners: Meredith Butler, Audrey Khayat

Year’s Last Board: "Think Small” “Eat More Chicken” "Got Milk?" “Where’s The Beef?” “Dove: Real Beauty.” Famous Ad posters marked the Advertising Unit's end – and also the end of the year. The Cubs showed out! (See their work in August.) 3A Winners: Lauren Langley, Gavin Rocchio

Home Base: Hometown Carrollton. One hour west of ATL. Both bustling (growing … do I like that?) and full of wonderful people. For me “Going West” means feeling centered. And it can mean visiting my (dear) stepfather’s “Cotton Farmer” sculpture. Henry: You did such a good job!

Class Act: From a Zoom School beginning and now zooming toward bright futures, the Class of 2024 did high school right. Their May 24 graduation at Tech’s McCamish Pavilion was a joyous event. Go to thewarriorwire.org to check out the story and accompanying photo slide show.