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Mrs. Woods AP Biology class has dissection day to celebrate taking the AP exam

May 15, 2017
Ava Wallace holds up a starfish after the dissection.

 

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Ava Wallace and Nicole Trip watch as Cody Nance continues his dissection.
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Taken at a protest in Washington, D.C. on Nov. 4th, 2023, where protesters demanded an immediate ceasefire in Gaza. This photo shows the numerous voices calling for peace and an end to violence in Palestine.
A pause, not an end
Nora Richards and Gracie de Haro participated in ‘Rhyme Without a Reason’. They dressed up as aquatic and patriotic. Photo Courtesy of Susan McGraw
Athens Drive adds a twist to Spirit Week
Truck parked outside The Light House Project in Cary on March 1st. Donated items were collected and taken to the Food Bank of Central & Eastern NC.
Remembering 'Our Three Winners': 10th year of the Feed Their Legacy Food Drive
Athens Drive Science Olympiad Team wins second place
Athens Drive Science Olympiad Team wins second place
Coffee cup graphic pictured. The Service Project primarily aims to provide coffee to custodians. (Photo Credit: Pixabay, Alexandra Koch).
NHS service project serves custodians
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Teenage romance hoax hits Athens Drive
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Jeremiah Judd is a senior in the mid year graduating class of 2025. The board behind him talks about all things senior related and graduation dates. Photo Courtesy: Kierra Moore
Senior year wraps up for mid-year grads
The winning senior team poses for a picture. Seniors have gone undefeated each year.
Behind the scenes of the Powderpuff game
Photo taken during Smart Lunch on Thursday December 5th.
Smart Lunch: Changing for the better
The Mock Trial team poses for a photo together
The passion and hardwork behind the Mock Trial
Barnes and Nobles highlights commonly banned books such as The Color Purple by Alice Walker and The Catcher in the Rye by J.D Salinger. These are books banned not just in NC, but all over the country.
Moms for Liberty protests Wake County Schools
A picture of all club members and presidents in Women's Empowerment. Everyone is getting ready to paint their rocks for breast cancer awareness month. Photo courtesy by Ashley Jaquez
The Heart of Athens Drive High School’s Women’s Empowerment Club
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