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In a city that is over 80 percent Black, in a school that is 99.4 percent Black, one would imagine that students know well the most basic and crucial elements of slavery:
Renaissance High School will double the amount of Black students statewide taking the AP Computer Science test.
Feb. 15 marked the sixth school shooting of 2018, according to USA TODAY.
Detroit Public Schools Community District currently has about 52,000 students, less than a third of enrollment numbers 18 years ago. This stark decline has left DPSCD in unfavorable conditions, resulting in overcrowded classrooms, underfunded programs, curriculums that don’t align, a lack of teachers and resources, among other barriers to student success.
With upcoming November elections and the primaries about a year away, the 13th Congressional District is reaching out to potential voters.
Her largest wish for people who look like her is for them to have confidence.
Last year, Detroit Public School District saw students, teachers, and parents protest school conditions, perceived mistreatment of teachers, and other issues. Protests ranged from disagreement with Governor Snyder’s new plan to alleviate the debt, to parents wanting their students to go to mold-free schools.
As an aspiring journalist, Michigan’s premiere student journalist organization – the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association – disheartens me. Recently I read its “Best Practices” in video journalism:
Before Betsy DeVos’ official confirmation earlier this month, 120 concerned students and parents from Chicago and Detroit drove to Washington D.C. to attend the billionaire Secretary of Education’s January hearing.
There is no avoiding the fact that this election has awakened a surge of hate crimes throughout America. From white men pulling guns on African-American women, to straight men smashing beer bottles in the faces of gay men, acts of hatred around America have become much more prevalent since Donald Trump’s election.
