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Spotlight on Administrative Assistants
By Kamauri Washington and Jaivin Payne | March 5, 2018The impact of Administrative Assistants is often felt beyond the front desk; it's no exception at FDA>
The impact of Administrative Assistants is often felt beyond the front desk; it's no exception at FDA>
Enough of trying to make America great again, let’s makes school lunch great again. Cass Technical High school has a student body over 1,500 and it is sad to say that more than half go hungry each day from skipping lunch.
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.
HFHS Volunteers at Gleaners Community Food Bank by Demarcus Williams Volunteering opportunities allow students to become active members of their community and to acquire life skills through providing services to those who need it most.
The WSA Business Professionals of America team recently brought home multiple awards at the Regional Leadership Conference Workplace Skills Assessment Program.
Many teens dislike high school because of drama and other problems they face on a daily basis. Some students bully others because they are different.
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Southeastern High School got a chance to see what it’s like to be in control of the government during a day trip to the Michigan State Capitol and Michigan Historical Museum in Lansing this winter.
At Communication Media Arts High School, students kicked off Black history month on the right foot.
On January 19th, the Benjamin Carson community lost one of its family members when Dr. Walter Reynolds passed away.
431 words 12.87 inches Many people get less sleep than they need each night.
Benjamin Carson High School previously allowed students to use headphones. The students were allowed to use headphones during individual work with the teachers’ permission.
It was more than just a career fair. Over 100 vendors set up in the Mumford cafeteria on Feb.
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.
In this day and age, teens prefer to show off their personal style by expressing them through their clothing, but uniform (which has been implemented for many years) doesn’t allow their style to be represented.
Throughout the world in every teenager’s life,they're hooked on some type of social media account whether it's instagram, snapchat, twitter, and etc.
For the past decade, Detroit Cristo Rey High School, known as the school that works, has prepared students for the professional world.