By Joy Johnson The Diagnostic As Benjamin Carson High School of Science and Medicine grows year after year, so too does its body of community partnerships.
Programs gives students way to explore science, tech careers By Alexandria Kotaran, Robert O’Neal and Wa’Jae Wadford Crusaders’ Chronicle King’s Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) program and Heroes Alliance reached out to the community to demonstrate how advanced technology is used to operate transportation. Both programs took time assisting students interested in STEM as a path to success.
By Precious Gist Voice of the Ville Mrs. Peggy Brown, a veteran teacher has taught with the Detroit Public Schools for 28 years.
By Joi Arnold and Amanda Irving CT Visionary Cass Tech theater instructor Marilyn McCormick will retire after 39 years this June.
By John Michael Gonzalez The Cody Connection 3-D printing has been booming in the last few years.
By Mark Buford, Gregory Freeman, Zahid Salam and Sean Waters The Diagnostic The class of 2019 are not the only new faces in the halls of Benjamin Carson High School this year.
By Logan Johnson The Communicator This years’ Spirit week themes amped up students for homecoming with some innovative attire.
By Tarek Miah, Sean Radden, and Jonathon Ramseur The Diagnostic The state of Michigan has made a major change in its education policy.
By: Destini Clark and Jaleel Taylor Crusaders' Chronicle The scholarships awarded to King’s Class of 2015 has been the buzz around school.
By Kenneth Burns and Khalil Wilson Eye of the Hurricane Some graduating seniors have a bone to pick with this year’s late Labor Day.
Alum, former Miss USA Kenya Moore returns to Cass Tech with a donation to Detroit Public Schools Foundation By Jahaira Maxwell-Myers and Ananda Irving CT Visionary Cass Tech High School was founded in 1907, and has maintained a strong alumni association throughout the decades.
Cass Tech College Transition Adviser Keisha Boyd assists CT Seniors on Oct.
By Kendall McIntyre Staff Writer Students at Renaissance have taken their finals, and are ready to enjoy their summer vacations.
By Nnenna Nnaji Staff Writer Junior Nijah Slaughter was just one of the many softball players that facilitated the 8-1 victory over Cass Tech, leading to the Phoenix 11th consecutive Detroit Public School League girls’ softball championship.
By Desmond Johnson Staff Writer One would think that during final exam week, teachers would not give extra assignments that could “overload” or stress a student out further during final exam week, but they do. “This is just too much work,” said junior Nia Little.
Our former editors, Ariana Taylor and Angelica Euseary will graduate and become Renaissance Alumni on June 8.
By Kaleb Oates Staff Writer As the conclusion of my high school career draws near, I now take the time to reflect on some of the awesome experiences Detroit Public Schools system has offered me.
By Christopher Turner Staff Writer As with other schools, Loyola High School has many outstanding students.
By Daisha Posey and Tito Madison Staff Writers Pershing High School Seniors took part in the annual pinning ceremony April 16 with their parents and teachers in attendance. Senior pinning is an event where seniors are acknowledged and awarded a pin for being on track to graduate in June. “Senior pinning is important because it is a tradition that is widely practiced as a recognition of these students who have overcome so much to reach the journeys end of an arduous four years,” said Pershing counselor Shanna Shepard. In the auditorium, parents were visibly proud and supportive of their student receiving their pins. “Senior pinning to me means getting honored by parents and staff and being recognized because my accomplishments,” said senior class president Kaitlin McQueen, who plans on attending Oakland University.
