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King welcomes new JROTC staff
By Ah’Zanae Peacock and Maurlena Mosley | March 10, 2023First Sgt. John Hamilton has joined King's JROTC program.
First Sgt. John Hamilton has joined King's JROTC program.
King High School's MLK celebration on Jan. 16 included many organizations and dignitaries from the community.
“The talent show turned out better than we all expected," said senior Alauna Day, a member of the Student Life Organization, which hosted the event.
Teacher Leslie Spain's contributions at King show up in the classroom and throughout the school.
On Dec. 16, the city honored the King football team for its back-to-back state titles.
Former Crusader Wendell Brown, with the help of Dan Wetzel from Yahoo! Sports, returned to the classroom for a College Application and Essay Writing Workshop.
King's Mi’Joy Reed-Nash questions, "Why is it that some teachers will not allow students to find their own ways to make learning and education enjoyable for themselves?"
Taylor argues that "students who maintain a 3.0 grade-point average or higher should be given the chance to show their maturity level" and leave campus for lunch.
Maddox writes that attending college isn't the only way to achieve professional success.
Mosley writes that body shaming needs to stop because it can "cause a person to feel self-conscious of her or his appearance and push that individual to change it to please others."
The first game on the new field was Oct. 28 when the Crusaders defeated the River Rouge Panthers, 41-28.
“We worked hard on building the enrollment back up,” said ninth grade principal Dennis Veal.
King's Career Pathways program is designed to help students make positive career choices.
Current King seniors are working to fix their credits after many fell off during their sophomore year from online schooling due to COVID.
Journalists from Outlier Media visited King's journalist class to talk about what it takes to be a journalist and gave resources to make reporting news easier.
King freshman Vickayla Carter juggles being a mom and a student.
“Don’t let anything get in your way, just stay you,” King sophomore India Williams said.
Do students feel safe in school with the new rules regarding COVID?
Participating in robotics can helps prepare students for a variety of careers.
King senior Lamont Parks had eight 3-pointers against Kalamazoo Central at the Muskegon 2022 Basketball Showcase on Jan. 9.
