Ernst & Young program at Southeastern empowers students
(11/28/22 12:23am)
Ernst & Young LLP brought their signature group-mentoring program to 20 Southeastern High School students in November.
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Ernst & Young LLP brought their signature group-mentoring program to 20 Southeastern High School students in November.
Applications for the Detroit Promise Scholarship, a program that provides funding for Detroit high school students to attend a Michigan college or university, are due Dec. 1.
On Feb. 26, Ben Carson High School had their first annual BCHS Social Justice and Equity Day. The event, Let's Make Waves 2021, featured guest speaker Erica B. Edwards, and assistant professor of educational leadership and policy studies at Wayne State University.
On Jan. 15 , Ben Carson High School sophomore Gabriel Dent was accepted into MSU FutureDOcs Program. Hosted virtually this year, FutureDOcs has students interacting with physicians, medical students and other healthcare professionals virtually via engaging activities.
After participating in the Design Connect Program contest on Sept. 26. two Benjamin Carson High School seniors, Tasnim Dina and Mahbuba Sumiya, brought home $4,000 after winning third and first place, respectively.
Jungaleers who are 18 or will turn 18 by the November election participated in the My School Votes campaign by registering to vote.
Jungaleers who are 18 or will turn 18 by the November election participated in the My School Votes campaign by registering to vote.
Dear Dr. Vitti,
Arise Rock, a sophomore at DSA is a talented actor, avid reader and also a published author of two books. Her first book, “The Trail to Home,” is a story about a girl who travels to Oregon with her family during the 1800s. Written in free verse, Arise concisely captures the treacherous journey from Illinois to Oregon.
Detroit Public Schools Community District has partnered with 24 arts organizations to create the Detroit School of Arts Pathways Initiative. According to a DPSCD press release, the “initiative is designed to position DSA as the premier arts school in Metro Detroit and to develop students’ talent in the years to follow.”
Shakespeare in Detroit, partnered with Detroit School of Arts, presented the play Romeo and Juliet on Nov. 14-15. Those who attended the play loved the production and thought the play was a success. Many DSA Theatre students performed in the play.
On Oct. 18, West Side Academy held its annual homecoming pep rally prior to the homecoming dance. Staff and students participated in various events including a basketball shooting contest, tug-of-war, cheers and a dance routine. Although the school does not have a football team, the students came out to represent their classes and support the other fall teams.
The journalism class selected as their Semester 1 final exam to interview the new principal, Maurice El-Amin, an assistant principal at Cass Technical High School. He succeeds Damian Perry, the new principal at Mumford High School.
It was mid-winter break and it was raining. Nevertheless, by 10:15 a.m., four buses were on their way to Wakanda -- by way of the Bel Air Luxury Cinema on Tuesday, Feb. 20.
Students at Benjamin Carson High School learned so much on and off campus this year.
Although Cass Tech's Jaylen Kelly-Powell and MLK's Ambry Thomas have been playing together since little league, the two attended different high schools. Recently the two announced that the University of Michigan will be their home for the next few years and they both plan to enroll early.
Detroit Public Schools Community District is the largest district in Michigan and is also the most heavily populated African-American district in the nation.
Cass Tech athletes realize the power of their voice as professional and collegiate athletes across the country are kneeling during the national anthem to protest the deaths of unarmed African Americans by on-duty police.
Detroit Public Schools teachers and supporters rally outside the Fisher Building on Tuesday. Nearly all schools in DPS were closed Monday and Tuesday as teachers continue to fight to make sure they are paid for their work this school year.
Michigan State University's Diversity Services sponsored a chartered bus for Cass Tech juniors and seniors to visit and tour the MSU Law School and School of Communications in East Lansing on Feb. 23.