From the beginning of time, this world has struggled with racism. This country has overcome pestilence, civil war and power struggles within our political system.
The 18th annual tribute to MLK took place Friday January 12,2018 at 10 am,and was held at the Max Fisher building downtown.
On February 9, 2018 CMA, Cody, and Jalen Rose Leadership Academy each took a group of students to Ford Field for a Rise event.
Star player Waverly bumbrey expresses his passion for basketball as he concludes his marvelous high school basketball career. Waverly first found his love for basketball when he was in the second grade as a Ludington Bulldog.
At Communication Media Arts High School, students kicked off Black history month on the right foot.
In this day and age, teens prefer to show off their personal style by expressing them through their clothing, but uniform (which has been implemented for many years) doesn’t allow their style to be represented.
Throughout the world in every teenager’s life,they're hooked on some type of social media account whether it's instagram, snapchat, twitter, and etc.
Determined to improve chronic absenteeism across DPSCD schools, Dr. Nikola Viti promotes the Blueprint 2020 plan by creating an intervention plan for Communication and Media Arts High School. At CMA high school, being absent 18 days (10%) or more in a school year is considered to be chronically absent.
In the ancient civilizations, pharaohs were considered Gods and Kings. Here at Communication and Media Arts High School, we are considered pharaohs; not only because of academics, but because of our dreams, talents, and goals.
With the goal of eliminating the “Homework Gap” for low-income students, Sprint and the Sprint Foundation partnered to support 1 million high school students by offering them free smartphones, tablets, or hotspot devices. On Sept. 22, Sprint awarded Communication and Media Arts High School's freshman class with Samsung Galaxy J3 Emerge smartphones.
Communication and Media Arts High School had one of its most successful Count Days with an overall 99.9 percent of students in attendance.
Detroit is full of talent. We range from rappers to singers to dancers all on the come up. “I listen to music to escape from the the harsh reality” is the effect music has on senior Alexus Senior.
Trump sets out to destroy Obamacare slowly but surely. President Donald Trump said “there is no such thing as Obamacare anymore”. On October 12th 2017 President Trump signed an executive order that lead federal agencies to search for ways to increase enrollment in health plans that doesn’t meet the needs of the Affordable Care Act.
From the NFL Football players to celebrities to activists all over, people are taking a stand against racial injustices by kneeling/sitting during the national anthem.
As we are on the verge of Donald Trump’s 100-day mark as president, critics have made the opinions known on how unimpactful Trump’s term has been so far.
Students know how important it is to be exposed by employees to have a better viewpoint on what jobs and majors they would take. On April 25, employees from General Motors, Quicken Loans, and many other companies were at CMA notifying everyone about their background and experiences from work and in life. Michelle Lee and Tavonne Pierce, senior corporate auditors of General Motors spoke to students about their background, personal life, and General Motors. As they spoke, students were engaged and took notes so they can implement in their lives. When asked about her challenges in life, Michelle Lee said: “I didn’t face any challenges getting into college.
Senior Tyrese Sanders was awarded over $40,000 and a position in the army as a cardiovascular specialist.
Inside Out’s “City Wide Poets” has been implemented in CMA for two years. This is a premiere group that thrives on the creative ideas and writing of members. Brittany Rogers, the sponsor of City Wide poets, said she is excited about this years’ prospects. "I chose to start the program because of how important poetry was in my life," Rogers said.
Most college signing days are reserved for athletes deciding where they would take their talents after high school.
Selected journalism students from different programs were given the opportunity to sit in on a couple lectures at Comerica Park before a Tigers game. The speakers specialized in sports communication and sports journalism.
