President Barack Obama visited Renaissance High School on Oct. 29 to promote and support the Michigan's Democratic candidates.
Renaissance High School seniors are patiently waiting for Dec. 15, the day that students are alerted of whether they’ve been accepted to their respective schools.
The Gender-Sexuality Alliance is a safe place for members of the LGBTQIA+ and allies to create a more inclusive atmosphere throughout Renaissance High School.
Renaissance and Cass Tech played their annual rivalry game on Sept. 9.
Students from F.L.I.C.S visited Renaissance on Halloween and enjoyed face painting, tours of the school and candy giveaways.
Schools have been looking for safer ways to engage with students outside of class time, which inspired Renaissance history teacher Charlene Highsaw to create the virtual Good Vibes Club.
Renaissance senior Myka Picnkney offers advice on college and scholarship application planning.
Renaissance High School hosted a Health and Wellness Day that gave staff and students the opportunity to participate in various virtual activities.
Renaissance's junior varsity girls basketball team beat Martin Luther King's junior varsity girls basketball team on Feb. 5.
One of the most popular ways teens commemorate the prom season is by planning promposals.
Selena Moore says there are various alternatives to attending a four-year university right after graduation.
Naiyah Stinson says teens should not be allowed to play organized football in light of new discoveries concerning head concussions.
Standing at 6 feet, 2 inches tall, Renaissance High School junior Shannon Wheeler has been dominant this year playing for the varsity basketball team. Wheeler impacts the game whenever she is on the court.
Renaissance High School’s concert choir hosted its annual concert under the direction of their teacher, Patrice DuBose.
Some of the best students in the nation attend RHS and many successful people are alumni. How did they achieve this status? By rigorously working all their years at RHS. However, does rigorous work affect student health?
Mr. Johnson is a social studies teacher at Renaissance High School who has made an impression on students academically and socially for the past 22 years.
We are living in a world where we aren’t counting the days, we’re counting the number of mass shootings. Today’s generation has much more fear going to school than being at home. How do we protect our students from these mass shootings?
Active. Caring. Outgoing. Funny. These are just a few words to describe Duncan DeBruin, world history and AP computer teacher at Renaissance High School. He has been teaching for 10 years and spent the last five years at Renaissance where he has loved the experience.
Renaissance High School transformed the cafeteria into the Phoenix Cafe to improve student’s lunch experiences.
Phoenix Outreach is a volunteer club at RHS that helps people in need. Newell said she saw a need for Renaissance students to be more active in the community.
