ATLANTA -- The latest edition of the USA Today Metro Atlanta Baseball Poll is here, just in time for the region playoffs. There are lots of changes in the Top 10 this week as we gear up for the state tournament.

The Gainesville Red Elephants are riding high in the top spot this week with Milton second. Loganville, Blessed Trinity, and McEachern complete the Top 5.

East Coweta, Walton, Grayson, Lambert, and Johns Creek complete this week's Top 10.

The Metro Atlanta Super 25 Poll is computer generated and produced by USA Today High School Sports exclusively for 11Alive News.

CANTON, Ga. -- In a list published by U.S. News & World Report, Sequoyah High School was among the 2013 "Best High Schools" in the country.

As reported by Barbara Jacoby of the Cherokee County School District, Sequoyah is ranked eighteenth in Georgia and No. 1,033 in the United States. Principal Elliot Berman's Chiefs won a National Silver Medal.

"Honors like this one are a testament to the dedication at every level of Sequoyah High School - students, teachers, administrators, parents, volunteers, local businesses, and supports our belief that it takes the entire community working together to build successful schools," Superintendent Dr. Frank Petruzielo said.

CANTON, Ga. -- When Misty Barry was recruited as a foster parent, she had no idea of the multiple challenges she will face in serving and supporting her foster kids. As a foster parent, she knew she was expected to arrange and transport children to medical appointments, mental health counseling sessions and court hearings, advocate on behalf of their foster kids at school and arrange visits with birth parents and caseworkers. However, one thing she was not expecting was having to pay for haircuts, buy clothes, school supplies, diapers, baby formulas and pay for extracurricular activities with her own money.