[image_lightbox url=”/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/Jack-Martin-Photo-Hi-Res-FINAL.jpg” title=”Jack Martin” align=”left”][/image_lightbox]Detroit Public Schools need the support of the Detroit community now more than ever before. In fact, I believe the future of the district depends on […]

[image_lightbox url=”/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/pic-for-article2.jpg” title=”Gregory Pondexter” align=”left”][/image_lightbox]I now see education in Detroit from a different perspective.  I recently moved back to the Detroit area to practice dentistry, which is what  I dreamed

[image_lightbox url=”/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/Tyra-Webb-Selfie.jpg” title=”Tyra Webb” align=”left”][/image_lightbox]This summer, I’m gaining an experience that I know will not only help me succeed after high school but will also provide me with perspective that

A lot of students take the mandatory classes for their education but not necessarily what they are talented to do. Fortunately my experience at Cass Tech – proud alumna, Class

One of the happiest periods of the school year occurs in the late spring and early summer. Students, teachers, and parents enjoy this season of award ceremonies and graduation exercises.

Today, I’m a lawyer and a Senior Assistant Corporation Counsel for Oakland County. But as an 8th grader, I needed some extra help to make sure I had an opportunity

For Detroit to continue on its path back to greatness, we must establish a technology sector that will be sustainable for generations to come. To do that, it’s important business,

As a proud alumna of the Detroit Public Schools and graduate of Renaissance High School, I spend my career helping to rebuild the City of Detroit as Executive Director of

In the past few years, Detroit’s image has come a long way.  For young professionals in particular, the City is considered a cool place to be. Now, it’s time to

[image_lightbox url=”/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Martha-Reeve-Online-Photo.jpg” title=”Martha Reeves” align=”left”][/image_lightbox]The foundation of my career began in the Detroit Public Schools, at Russell Elementary in the fifth grade. A few minutes before the end-of-day bell, class