Crusaders stay in the game with win
By Taylin Ford | March 14, 2019The King’s boys varsity basketball team led by coach George Ward won their second Division 1, District Championship.
The King’s boys varsity basketball team led by coach George Ward won their second Division 1, District Championship.
The University Musical Society and DTE Energy Foundation awarded King’s own dance instructor Denise Allen the 2018 DTE Energy Foundation Educator of the Year award. This award annually celebrates teachers’ excellence in arts education.
Martin Luther King Jr. Senior High School has a new college adviser, Juanita Gool. Her job is to assist in the process of getting seniors closer to their career choice.
Martin Luther King Jr. Senior High School algebra teacher Benjamin Harris was one of thousands of runners who completed the 41st Detroit Free Press/Chemical Bank Marathon on Oct.
Students come to school with the intentions to get in, learn something, and head home. It is a routine that has been followed for many years.
Police brutality is an ongoing problem for African Americans in the U.S. It’s become so common of an issue that when we see the face of another teen or adult that has succumb to unjustified police brutality, all we can do is shake our heads in disdain.
Passing the Torch By Alana Burke Being selected the 2018 class valedictorian is a tremendous honor.
King’s Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) program participated and won in the district competition under the new leadership of business teacher and DECA advisor Barbara Swann.
Valentine’s Day is known as the day to celebrate love. Some students believe they have found true love while in high school.
For nine years, DPSCD, the City of Detroit and S. E. Michigan communities have come to Martin Luther King, Jr.
According to the Detroit Free Press, on Jan.
When someone walks into King’s Commons, they will see how business teacher and creative designer Leslie Spain honors women during February, which is heart awareness month for women.
Black History month is a time to celebrate the achievements and sacrifices of African Americans.
Opioid abuse is not just an increasing adult problem.
9/11 Exhibit brings facts to students By Christina Gordon, Madison Wood In November, the 9/11 NEVER FORGET Mobile Exhibit was at King.
One School, Three City Championships Students prepare for victories By Taymil Pritchett, Tez Wright King continues to excel in athletics.
“The constant thought of trying to survive” By Janae Fuller, Z’hia Powell There’s a story behind every homeless person which explains his or her situation.
Super Vitti: The Hero DPSCD Needs By Alana Burke For years, the Detroit Public Schools (DPS) system has been suffering from ill-fortune.
King senior Alana Burke was the only student from Michigan accepted into Princeton’s Summer Journalism Program, which brought together high school students from across the country.