CASS TECH
Cass Tech conquers Yosemite
By Genesis Green and Kamari Hobson | December 9, 2024Cass Tech’s Outdoor Adventure Club, which began in 2022, went on a seven-day trip to Yosemite this past summer.
Cass Tech’s Outdoor Adventure Club, which began in 2022, went on a seven-day trip to Yosemite this past summer.
C2Pipeline, a program run by Wayne State University, helps students get to know the process of podcasting.
King students visited Tennessee State, Miles College, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Alabama A&M University, Central State, and Wilberforce University.
The Cass Tech Outdoor Adventure Club went on three ski trips to Mt. Brighton this past winter.
Mumford's Jeremy Wade writes that transferring schools "allowed new opportunities for me."
Cody students learned about STEM careers at Lawrence Tech.
Southeastern students spent the spring touring colleges, thanks to a grant.
The Cass Tech counseling department organized the school's first career fair to provide students an opportunity to speak to people of different career paths and explore possible future career options.
The Ambassador of Ghana visited Cass Tech in April to recognize the local chapter of Great Girls.
King's Eti Umana is teacher of autism spectrum disorders. He also has been teaching for about 15 years.
The JROTC program participated in the Veterans Day parade, JROTC competitions, rifling competitions, the Black History Program, physical fitness awards, and graduation.
Michigan State University law students teach Cass Tech students about their rights and what they should do if they get pulled over by police.
Andrea Thompson, a new member of the Cody High School staff, led a dress donation drive for prom.
East English Village Preparatory Academy at Finney’s Germaine Clinkscales organizes a health fair every year.
April is recognized as Sexual Assault Awareness Month, a time dedicated to raising public awareness about sexual violence.
Pharaoh’s school officers are about academic achievement, leadership and making sure our voices are heard.
CMA communications teacher Scott Conwell started the We are the Change club to help engage students in civic responsibilities and activities.
Cody held its homecoming, the Sneaker Ball, in the gym for the first time in decades.
Cass Tech business and jewelry students toured Louis Vuitton’s showcase room, Tiffany & Co. and Dior in New York City.
Since Andrea Thompson arrived at Cody to be a pathways counselor, students have been invited to participate in several activities and field trips.
