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.
Meditation exercise has been a hit with students.
Andria Bellamy’s self-contained class opened the cafe on Oct. 13 to give students experience with entrepreneurship.
The No Hate Tour was created 22 years ago.
Cody's visit to the DSO included a tour of the building and a meeting with the host of WRCJ 90.9 FM radio, C Sharpe.
Cody's Aaliyah Hatcher offers advice for the college application process.
CMA's Command Sgt. Major Ashayla Middlebrook and Executive Officer India Mullen helped coordinate the event.
More students globally have a chance of getting their degrees thanks to financial aid.
On Sept. 9, representatives from Gucci came to support Cass Tech’s High Fashion Society program.
Ben Carson High School held its upper class student elections in September. Seniors make up most of the student leadership, which is by design.
“We worked hard on building the enrollment back up,” said ninth grade principal Dennis Veal.
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.
Students from F.L.I.C.S visited Renaissance on Halloween and enjoyed face painting, tours of the school and candy giveaways.
The senior class had its first big outing to Scarefest Scream Park in Lenox on Oct. 28.
Southeastern students always look forward to excitement of Spirit Week.
“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.
Members of the Class of 2002 are looking forward to senior-year events -- and hope they are in person.
