On Sept. 24, Vans presented Cass Technical High School’s music department with a check for $10,000 and instruments for the orchestra department valued at $10,000. Cass along with five other Detroit Public Schools received money to help subsidize the music curriculum of their respective schools.
Cass Tech’s chess champion Sharisse Woods traveled to Mumbai, India, this fall, to be apart of the World Youth Chess Championship.
On Sept. 19, Eastern Michigan University President James M. Smith and Vice President David Turner visited Cass Technical School to have academic discussions with students.
In late September, Gucci presented Cass Tech’s Fashion Design Club with a $10,000 check, which was the start of a partnership between f Cass Tech and Gucci.
Sen. Bernie Sanders made a special appearance at Cass Technical High School on Oct. 27.
Cass Tech sophomore Muhammad Ali has developed the school’s very first Muslim Student Association.
Louder Than A Bomb (LTAB) is a yearly, two-day high school poetry festival in which youth poets from across Michigan are invited to compete, participate in workshops, and experience slam poetry from authors their own age.
Cass Tech sophomore Amir Allen helped bring the first-ever lacrosse team to the Detroit Public Schools Community District.
A binge-worthy show that almost every teen in America has viewed is “13 Reasons Why." Why have some teens avoided it?
Gadgets such as smartphones, tablets, computers and calculators aid students in taking shortcuts instead of gathering the material mentally.
One hundred people at Cass Tech between the ages of 14-18 have taken a survey entitled “Are you legally able to consent.” This survey was open to 50 boys and 50 girls going into depth on what they knew about consent.
Social media challenges have become darker lately.
Earth is in a crisis, and it is our duty to help.
Cooperative education, also known as Co-op, is a program that allows students to work in different businesses during school hours as a grade or school credit.
E’Nya is rapper, singer, dancer and actor who goes by “Nya Kasan.”
The century for women in politics has arrived and the sophomores at Cass Tech have joined the wave.
High school students are missing a fundamental building block in their education at public schools: the arts. When you picture high school, you typically see athletes running plays, school dances, and yearbook photo ops.
She survived cancer. Now comes the hard part: Returning to school. Brianna Smith, a Cass Tech senior, is an AP/IB student who recently survived cancer.
Today’s youth are looked down on for their social media habits and seemingly chronic use of cellphones.
CT Fired up for Former President Obama! By Aja Gaines Former President Barack Obama brought out the best of Detroit on Oct.
