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Engineering at Mays High School and its impact on students.
From Classrooms to competitions: Engineering at Mays High School Benjamin E. Mays High School, located at 3450 Benjamin E. Mays Drive SW in Atlanta, Georgia, is home to an Engineering Pathway program that is making a powerful impact on students. Led by Ms. Boone, a caring and dedicated teacher, the program combines classroom learning with hands-on experiences. Students in the program gain valuable skills in teamwork, problem solving and technical knowledge. They don’t just st
Eniola Adeniyi
Dec 11, 20251 min read


Sports at Mays High School
At Mays High School, sports are more than something to watch. They are a big part of who we are as a school. Whether it’s football, basketball, cheerleading, or track, sports bring students together and help us learn lessons that last a lifetime. Playing sports at Mays isn’t just about winning games; it’s about teamwork, discipline, and school spirit. When students join a team, they quickly learn that success takes effort and being consistent. Practices can be long and tiri
Eniola Adeniyi
Dec 11, 20251 min read


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Dec 1, 20250 min read


The performance arts at Benjamin E Mays High School
More than Music: The heart beat of Mays High School Benjamin E. Mays High School has long fostered a strong tradition of musical excellence with its band, chorus, and dance programs which all have made significant waves in the performing arts scene. These programs not only provide students with opportunities to develop their talents but also represent Mays High School proudly in community events and competitions. One of the standout accomplishments came from the jazz orchestr
Eniola Adeniyi
Dec 1, 20253 min read


Mays High School Annual Fall Festival Full of Fun and Community Spirit
Saturday, Oct 25, there was a fall festival going on at Mays High School. In the parking lots, it turns into a celebration for families, students, and everybody coming together and enjoying a day filled with laughter, music, activities, and entertainment. The event hours include horseback riding, a giant slide, an exciting bounce house, and a health screening, performing wellness checks, as well as a haunted house for those who feel brave, looking to be spooked and creeped ou
Eniola Adeniyi
Nov 20, 20251 min read


Mays High School HOSA Hosts Life-Saving Blood Drive
On October 2, Mays High School hosted a major blood drive organized by the school's HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) chapter, bringing together students and staff to support a powerful cause. HOSA members played a crucial role throughout the event, managing check-in stations and ensuring the safety and comfort of every donor. Members ensured that all students who donated received snacks and drank plenty of water beforehand, an important step in the recovery proce
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Nov 20, 20251 min read


Academics at Mays High School
At Mays High School, learning isn’t just about getting good grades. It’s about doing your best, learning new things, and getting help when you need it. Everyone struggles with something in school sometimes, and that’s okay. The good thing is, Mays has lots of ways to help students do better. Tutoring, study groups, and teachers who care all make a big difference. When I first started working with a tutor, I didn’t really know what to expect. I thought people would think I was
Eniola Adeniyi
Nov 3, 20252 min read


"New Faces, Same Fight: The Raiders’ Next Chapter Begins
“Mays gon’ reload every year - no matter what happens,” Head Coach Austin voices about the Raiders Football program as they prepare for...
Eniola Adeniyi
May 16, 20252 min read
Mays Vs. Creekside Softball
Benjamin Franklin once said “There are no gains without pains” many people live by this quote our school softball team showed that during...
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Sep 23, 20242 min read
The Crosstown Rivals: Mays Vs Doug
All members of the Mays Football Team agree on one thing; the game against Douglass will be entertaining for the fans. A game they expect...
Eniola Adeniyi
Sep 23, 20242 min read
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