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King assistant principal honored by University of Olivet
By Ja’lynn Gilkey | December 9, 2024Barry Cannon graduated from Olivet in 1987 and has been with DPSCD for 41 years.
Barry Cannon graduated from Olivet in 1987 and has been with DPSCD for 41 years.
Keyteana Crigler, KrisTiana Dove, Temani Draughn, Nicole Hairston, Caylen Neal and Xavier Thomas were recently inducted into NHS at Southeastern.
The Mumford debate team secured three wins but was eliminated in the final round of the Groves Invitational Debate Tournament on Nov. 2.
Former King drama instructor Centra Smith has written and directed the “Take the Lead” Drama Club for five years.
Mumford's Andria Bellamy starts job shadowing program.
Michigan State University law students teach Cass Tech students about their rights and what they should do if they get pulled over by police.
This year King students worked with Dan Wolford, the founder and instructor of Lyrical Crusaders, an after-school program that provides students with support and equipment to make music.
EEVPA at Finney art teacher Megan Morman uses arts and crafts when she teaches.
CMA's Ma’Naida Gonzalez attended a journalism workshop at Harvard in March.
India Mullen's grade-point average of 4.0476 helped her earn the honor of CMA valedictorian.
Cass Tech newspaper students attended a journalism workshop in March that was focused on investigative journalism.
King students participated in a podcast program this year.
DPSCD has two vocational technical centers that teach specific skills in high-demand fields and emphasize practical, real-world experience.
Cass Tech’s orchestra received a perfect score in the District Band and Orchestra festival in March.
King's pathways program help students with career readiness and expose them to career paths.
Since Andrea Thompson arrived at Cody to be a pathways counselor, students have been invited to participate in several activities and field trips.
Tisha Lewis joins King after serving as a ELA master teacher at Spain Elementary-Middle School.
Science teacher Yolonda Agnew calls EEVPA "home." "There is no other playce like the Ville," she said.
Lauren West-Morton takes an individualized approached to teaching her students.
Katrena Lewis Thomas teaches three levels of dance of EEVPA at Finney.
