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Robotics provides hands-on experiences for King students
By Isaiah Niang-Casey | February 7, 2022Participating in robotics can helps prepare students for a variety of careers.
Participating in robotics can helps prepare students for a variety of careers.
Will colleges still be virtual in the fall?
Members of the Class of 2002 are looking forward to senior-year events -- and hope they are in person.
Scheduling prayer times for Muslims students has been been a challenge this academic year because CT students are divided into two cohorts during the week.
Cass Tech is the only DPSCD high school using blended learning -- both online and in-person classes.
King has a nurse on staff to help the Crusader community.
Through the combined initiative and donations from staff, students and parents, feminine products are available to Cass Tech students this school year.
After 22 reported cases of COVID-19, Mumford shifts to online learning.
Cass Tech's Homecoming dance was the first school activity since the pandemic began.
Cass Tech's poetry club has helped students to express and find their artistic identity through strengthening their writing and improvisation skills ... in a pandemic.
King’s first all-exclusive alumni career day took place via Zoom on April 22.
Cass Tech senior class sponsor Tatanisha Lewis said she wants the seniors to know that they can still make their senior year as successful as possible.
Ben Carson High School had their first annual BCHS Social Justice and Equity Day.
Prism, a club at Cass Tech, serves as a safe space for marginalized youth to build community, discuss social justice, and empower young people to express their identity.
Benjamin Carson High School claimed the city’s high school chess championship Feb. 25.
Two 2020 Mumford grads started college last fall but found restrictions during a pandemic changed the college experience.
In June 2020, King senior Danielle George started opened an online boutique, RoyalB Kloset, which is named after her two nieces, Royal and Brazyl.
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 High School hosted a Health and Wellness Day that gave staff and students the opportunity to participate in various virtual activities.
On Jan. 17-18, King hosted the 12th annual MLK Legacy Ceremonies, “Teaching the Children ...Touching the Community.”
