EEVPA Students travel to Harris-Stowe State University By Cierra Davis and Regina Dixon In November, about 12 students and teachers from East English Village Preparatory Academy visited Harris-Stowe State University, a historically black college located in St.
Technology can help students discover the world, especially in Yolanda Agnew’s third-hour class.
Black Lives Matter, police brutality, black-on-black crime and being aware of what’s happening in one’s own community congeal lyrically in the song “Peace,” written by a Frederick Douglass Academy senior Drake Glover and featured by junior Deon Butler, as part of a Lyricist Society project. Glover has been apart of Lyricist Society since the beginning of his junior year at Douglass. “The music wasn't very hard to write, but it took some time,” said Glover, who wrote the song with Butler.
Frederick Douglass resource teacher Amanda Morris recently raised money to add technology to her instructional day.
Last summer, Douglass Academy middle school science teacher Sheryl Rucker and ELA Instructional Specialist Christopher Bryant started exercising together. Rucker, a science teacher, said her goal was to lose weight before her wedding next summer.
One school. One hundred percent. Every time. Detroit Cristo Rey has done it again. On Jan.
On Jan. 25, students at various Detroit Public Schools took part in a walk out to protest conditions in their district and support their teachers.
The world loves superheroes. Characters like Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman are modern-day inspirations for young children.
Detroit Cristo Rey High School formed its robotics team only a year ago, but as the team starts its second season, some students say that their experience with robotics has inspired them to make engineering their life’s work.
Superheroes like Superman, Batman and Captain America often ignite a feeling of admiration among those they help.
On Feb, 11, the president of the African American 10th Calvary Regiment, Cpl.
Dilapidated schools. Discolored water. Overcrowded classrooms. Compromised health. Michigan Gov.
Going to www.detroitdialogue.com has become more interesting since the CT Visionary students have began exploring broadcast journalism through the use of creative podcasts.
By Destiny Jones Voice of the Ville Hampton University, Tennessee State University, Howard University and Norfolk State University – what do those universities have in common?
Leader engages parents to boost graduation rates By Irma Jaramillo and Cynthia Gutierre The Western Express Angel Garcia is returning to his roots.
By Kelly Palacios and Liliana Hernandez The Western Express Close your eyes.
By Labria Weaver Voice of the Ville Gerald Guerrant is a beloved member of the East English Village Preparatory Academy staff.
By Alexis Alcantar and Matthew Diaz The Western Express Hidden under a stack of tests and papers that need grading, sits Tara Baker, multitasking.
By Elijah Stringer Bulldog News Loyola High School is a place where the mission is to mold boys into men who will be successful in the world they live in today.
Western librarian promotes passion for traveling By Adrian Alaniz and Esmeralda Espitia The Western Express From his mid-20s William Bowles, the librarian at Western International High School, spends days away from school traveling to exotic locales, such as Egypt, Switzerland, South America, Central America, Turkey, Nigeria and Japan. Bowles is a generous and thoughtful guy who everyone should get the chance to know.
