Fostering the development of students' critical thinking skills, public speaking ability, work ethic, and self-confidence since 1994.

Four Grady Student Witnesses have won Outstanding Student Witness Awards in every round of the Regional, District, and State Competition in which they competed in a season — Sean Corley, Asa Beal, Hannah Mitchell, and Orli Hendler.

In 2005, first-year student Lardycia Manns was a “Substitute Timekeeper” at the Regional Competition and a Starting Timekeeper at the State Championships. Six weeks later she competed as a Starting Student Attorney for Grady at the National High School Mock Trial Championship in Charlotte, NC.

On the 2010 World Championship team — 3 of the 6 competing Student Attorneys had never before competed as Student Attorneys.  4 of the 6 competing Student Witnesses had never before competed as witnesses

At the 2010 Empire World Championship Elizabeth McGlamry received the New York City’s Finest Award naming her the Most Outstanding Student Attorney in the World

Two Grady Student Attorneys have won Outstanding Student Attorney Awards in every round of the Regional and State Competition in which they competed in a season — Matt Westmoreland and Archie “Reggie” Kinnane.

At the 2009 National High School Championships held in Atlanta, GA, Gus Rick was one of only 3 Student Witnesses at that competition to be named an Outstanding Student Witness.  To achieve that honor Gus had to be named the Outstanding Student Witness in at least 3 of the 4 rounds of competition.

At the 2010 Empire World Championship, Shaun Kleber was the only one student to win both an Outstanding Student Attorney Award AND an Outstanding Student Witness Award.