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King's Leslie Spain wears many hats
By La’Tyra Smith and Serenity Snyder | January 27, 2023Teacher Leslie Spain's contributions at King show up in the classroom and throughout the school.
Teacher Leslie Spain's contributions at King show up in the classroom and throughout the school.
Former Crusader Wendell Brown, with the help of Dan Wetzel from Yahoo! Sports, returned to the classroom for a College Application and Essay Writing Workshop.
Renaissance High School seniors are patiently waiting for Dec. 15, the day that students are alerted of whether they’ve been accepted to their respective schools.
The Voice of the Ville sat down with principal Marty Bulger began to talk about his life, including being shot in high school, and his time at EEVPA.
Meditation exercise has been a hit with students.
Voice of the Ville's LaNiyah Steen talks with English teacher Jennifer Pierin.
This year at Mumford, two counselors, two members of the culture team, the athletic director, and at least five teachers all graduated as Mustangs.
The Ernst & Young program is "a benefit for our young students to know and understand that college and career is an option at an early age,” said Nechole Drake-McClendon, Southeastern’s College transition adviser.
Cody's visit to the DSO included a tour of the building and a meeting with the host of WRCJ 90.9 FM radio, C Sharpe.
Cody's Aaliyah Hatcher offers advice for the college application process.
CMA's Command Sgt. Major Ashayla Middlebrook and Executive Officer India Mullen helped coordinate the event.
On Sept. 9, representatives from Gucci came to support Cass Tech’s High Fashion Society program.
Ben Carson High School held its upper class student elections in September. Seniors make up most of the student leadership, which is by design.
“We worked hard on building the enrollment back up,” said ninth grade principal Dennis Veal.
King's Career Pathways program is designed to help students make positive career choices.
Current King seniors are working to fix their credits after many fell off during their sophomore year from online schooling due to COVID.
King freshman Vickayla Carter juggles being a mom and a student.
Participating in robotics can helps prepare students for a variety of careers.
DPSCD remains virtual through Jan. 31.
Members of the Class of 2002 are looking forward to senior-year events -- and hope they are in person.
