T’Ajmal Hogue, Christie Jackson, and Diego Navarrete certainly all have two things in common. Right now, they are seniors at Cass Technical High School.
“The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.” – Elenor Roosevel The Crain Michigan State University Detroit Dialogue has made an everlasting impact on my high school career.
On April 7th Cass Tech, Advanced Placement Literature teacher Vicki Green took her seniors on an annual trip to Marygrove College.
Power 5 moves to Division 1 Schools Cass Tech Football Team sends 16 Players off to College By Kaelyn Collins On February 1st thousands of high school athletes across the country signed their letters of intent.
After the New Year journalists and automotive lovers have something to look forward to anually; the North American International Auto Show.
Cass Tech head football Coach Thomas Wilcher seems to keep producing some of the best athletes in the nation.
As part of the National Registration Day on September 7, civil activist Reverend Jesse Jackson along with Mayor Mike Duggan and other political leaders, gathered at Cass Technical High School for a rally stressing the importance of voting to CT seniors. Reverend Jesse Jackson expressed the importance of young people voting and encouraging others to vote.
Cass Tech’s Javon Jones is not your typical dancer. He grew up in an athletic family, playing lacrosse, basketball and soccer for hours daily.
The Sound Mind, Sound Body Football Camp was created in 2004 to increase the number of football student-athletes graduating high school and earning college scholarships in the Metro Detroit community. “Sound Mind, Sound Body helps players and their futures.
In early 2015, when heavily recruited running back Michael Weber found himself in the middle of a major decision -- whether to attend college and play football at the University of Michigan or the Ohio State University, he remembered words of wisdom Cass Tech football head coach Thomas Wilcher passed on to him. “Coach Wilcher is just a caring guy that wants to see his players win at life,” said Weber, who selected the Buckeyes.
