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Detroit Public Schools Lewis Cass Technical High School 2501 Second Avenue Detroit, Michigan 48201 Our Vision The vision of Cass Technical High School is to nurture creavity and to develop percepve, high-achieving students with an exceponal level of intellectual curiosity and a love for learning, and who can adjust to the expectaons and rigors of college and life beyond high school. Our Mission The mission of Cass Technical High School is to provide a broad range of academic, social, and cultural experiences that will prepare our students to be successful in college and to become contribung members of a global society. Our Goals Increase Student Achievement Provide a Safe School Environment Provide Effecve/Efficient Management Increase Parent/Community Involvement Demographics Grades: 9 through 12 Total: 2,265 Student Gender Count: 1,355 Female 910 Male Faculty and Staff: 117 Size of Senior Class: 498 Graduaon Rate: 94.6% Aendance Rate: 97% College Bound: 98% Military and Workplace: 2% Clubs and Organizaons: Over 50+ Ethnic Composion: 90% African American, 10% Other Class of 2012 Graduates: $27,000,000 in Scholarships and Grants Aendance to Ivy League Colleges/Universies, 5% Aendance to HBCU’s, 20% Michigan Colleges/Universies, 40% Out of State (Non HBCU’s), 15% Community Colleges, 10% Military/Other, 10% Cass Technical High School “A Naonally Recognized School of Excellence” One of the Naon’s most preeminent schools! - Cass Tech is a city-wide, examinaon-entry, college preparatory, educaonal instuon that offers a rich tradion of educaonal success via a curriculum-structured, accelerated-learning environment. Idenfied as a Reward School by the Michigan Department of Educaon Also Recognized by the Michigan Department of Educaon as the #1 School in Detroit. Notable Alumni Cass has a long-standing tradion of producing leaders in the business, civic, and social arenas. A paral lisng: Carole Gist, Miss USA David Alan Grier, Actor, Comedian Della Reese, Comedian, Actress Diana Ross, Singer, Actress Donald Byrd, Jazz and blues trumpeter Ed Gordon, American journalist Geri Allen, American Post Pop Jazz Pianist Harry Gertois, Sculptor James Moss, Gospel Singer-Songwriter, Producer John De Lorean, Inventor, Automobile Execuve Lily Tomlin, Comedian, Actress Regina Carter, American Jazz Violinist Richard Ausn, Former Michigan Secretary of State Kwami Kilpatrick, Former Mayor of Detroit Shaun Robinson, Journalist Tracy Reese, Fashion Designer Charles Adams, Dr., Pastor of Harord Memorial Nicholas Hood, Jr., Pastor of Plymouth Congregaonal Church Conrad Malle, MI Supreme Court Judge Wade McCree, III, Wayne County Judge Benny Napoleon, Polician NONDISCRIMINATION POLICY In compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, and the American Disability Act of 1990, it is the policy of the Detroit Public School District that no person shall, on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, age, disability, height, weight, or marital status be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination during any program or activity or in employment. Inquiries related to discrimination should be directed to: Contact the Office of Civil Rights, 3031 W. Grand Blvd., Detroit, MI 48202 - (313) 873-3111. Administrave Team Lisa Phillips, Principal Christa Reeves, Vice Principal Lori Singleton, Vice Principal Velma Snow, Vice Principal Verynda Stroughter, Vice Principal Internaonal Baccalaureate Candidate School Two-me Recipient of Naonal Excellence in Educaon Awards Selected for Naonal ACT/Educaon Trust Study Awarded Demonstraon School Status by the Naonal Associaon of Black School Educators Chosen as a Grammy Signature School Awarded Green Flag by the U.S. Department of Environmental Jusce for IPM Implementaon Two-me U.S. Exemplary (Blue Ribbon) School Twice voted America’s Best High Schools by Redbook Magazine Cited by U.S. News and World Report as an Outstanding School Skillman Foundaon Good Schools Improving Award Recipient Notable Accomplishments (313) 263-2000 web: hp://casstech.schools.detroitk12.org/ Lisa Phillips, Principal
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Detroit Public SchoolsLewis Cass Technical High School

2501 Second AvenueDetroit, Michigan 48201

Our VisionThe vision of Cass Technical High School is to nurture creativity and to develop perceptive, high-achieving students with an exceptional level of intellectual curiosity and a love for learning, and who can adjust to the expectations and rigors of college and life beyond high school.

Our MissionThe mission of Cass Technical High School is to provide a broad range of academic, social, and cultural experiences that will prepare our students to be successful in college and to become contributing members of a global society.

Our Goals • Increase Student Achievement • Provide a Safe School Environment • Provide Effective/Efficient Management • Increase Parent/Community

Involvement

DemographicsGrades: 9 through 12

Total: 2,265Student Gender Count:

1,355 Female910 Male

Faculty and Staff: 117Size of Senior Class: 498Graduation Rate: 94.6%Attendance Rate: 97%College Bound: 98%

Military and Workplace: 2%Clubs and Organizations: Over 50+

Ethnic Composition: 90% African American, 10% Other

Class of 2012 Graduates:$27,000,000 in Scholarships and Grants

Attendance to Ivy League Colleges/Universities, 5%Attendance to HBCU’s, 20%

Michigan Colleges/Universities, 40%Out of State (Non HBCU’s), 15%

Community Colleges, 10%Military/Other, 10%

Cass Technical High School“A Nationally Recognized School of Excellence”

One of the Nation’s most preeminent schools! - Cass Tech is a city-wide, examination-entry, college preparatory, educational institution that offers a rich tradition of educational success via a curriculum-structured, accelerated-learning environment.

Identified as a Reward School by the Michigan Department of Education

Also Recognized by the Michigan Departmentof Education as the #1 School in Detroit.

Notable AlumniCass has a long-standing tradition of producing leaders in the business, civic, and social arenas.

A partial listing: Carole Gist, Miss USA

David Alan Grier, Actor, Comedian Della Reese, Comedian, Actress

Diana Ross, Singer, Actress Donald Byrd, Jazz and blues trumpeter

Ed Gordon, American journalist Geri Allen, American Post Pop Jazz Pianist

Harry Gertois, Sculptor James Moss, Gospel Singer-Songwriter, Producer John De Lorean, Inventor, Automobile Executive

Lily Tomlin, Comedian, Actress Regina Carter, American Jazz Violinist

Richard Austin, Former Michigan Secretary of State Kwami Kilpatrick, Former Mayor of Detroit

Shaun Robinson, Journalist Tracy Reese, Fashion Designer

Charles Adams, Dr., Pastor of Hartford Memorial Nicholas Hood, Jr., Pastor of Plymouth

Congregational Church Conrad Mallett, MI Supreme Court Judge Wade McCree, III, Wayne County Judge

Benny Napoleon, Politician

NONDISCRIMINATION POLICYIn compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, and the American Disability Act of 1990, it is the policy of the Detroit Public School District that no person shall, on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin or ancestry, sex, age, disability, height, weight, or marital status be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination during any program or activity or in employment. Inquiries related to discrimination should be directed to: Contact the Office of Civil Rights, 3031 W. Grand Blvd., Detroit, MI 48202 - (313) 873-3111.

Administrative TeamLisa Phillips, Principal

Christa Reeves, Vice PrincipalLori Singleton, Vice PrincipalVelma Snow, Vice Principal

Verynda Stroughter, Vice Principal

International Baccalaureate Candidate SchoolTwo-time Recipient of NationalExcellence in Education Awards

Selected for National ACT/EducationTrust Study

Awarded Demonstration School Status by the National Association of Black School Educators

Chosen as a Grammy Signature SchoolAwarded Green Flag by the

U.S. Department of Environmental Justice for IPM Implementation

Two-time U.S. Exemplary (Blue Ribbon) SchoolTwice voted America’s Best High Schools

by Redbook MagazineCited by U.S. News and World Report as

an Outstanding SchoolSkillman Foundation Good Schools

Improving Award Recipient

Notable Accomplishments

(313) 263-2000web: http://casstech.schools.detroitk12.org/

Lisa Phillips, Principal

Faculty Accomplishments9 National Board Certified Teachers

Global Languages OfferedFrench, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish

Advanced Placement &Honors Classes

Algebra, American History, Art History,Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Calculus, Economics,

English Composition,English Literature, French, Geography, Geometry,

Government, Sculpture

4 units of English3 units of Social Studies

2 units of Foreign Language1 unit of Physical Education & Health

1 unit of Visual, Performing & Applied Arts6 units of Curriculum Classes

4 units of Mathematics3 units of Science1 unit of Electives

1 unit of Outside ClassroomOnline Learning Experience

“Cass Tech #1 Second to None”Curriculum Pathways

Arts and Communication

Business Management and Marketing

Engineering and Manufacturing

Health Science

Human Services

Natural Resources and Agriscience

Science and Arts(Invitation Only)

Curriculum Structure at Cass

Art/Commercial DesignCommunicationGraphics CommunicationMusicPerforming Arts

Business Services and TechnologyMarketing and Entrepreneurship

Manufacturing TechnologyArchitecture and DesignChemical Engineering

Chemical / Biological

Human Services

Environmental Engineering

Science and Arts

KEY: Green=Cass Tech, Red=District, Blue=State

Mrs. Eileen AkinfenwaMrs. Flonia ChillisDr. Valeria JacksonDr. Richard James

Mr. Donald JohnsonMrs. Enid JohnsonMrs. Ranesa Reese

Dr. Cynthia Salhi

Published AuthorsMrs. Dana Davidson

Dr. Richard JamesDr. Deborah Spence

2012 Graduation COMPARISON GRAPHCASS TECH, DISTRICT AND STATE

Academic & Curriculum Awards • 13 Gates Millennium Scholars • 6 Consecutive Years of Architecture

Students Chosen for Charettes • 12 Consecutive Years of National

Academic Games Winners & Medalist • 169 Michigan Merit Awardees

• Student Tazki Al-Bari admitted directly into medical school at the University of Toledo.

• DECA students win several 1st place awards in state competitions and will compete nationally.

• Student Ja’Naysha Hamilton admitted to the Summer MITES program at MIT.

• Debate Team to compete in the Great Transportation Debate at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History.

• First Place Winners in ACT-SO Competitions in Drama, Contemporary Vocal, and Film. Three students bound for Nationals in dramatics.

• Senior Class President, Christopher Carter, selected as a Horatio Alger National Scholar.

• Instituted “Doctors of Tomorrow” Collaboration with University of Michigan.

• Science students featured on CNN’s Dr. Sonjay Gupta’s program “The Next List” demonstrating nerve activity of cockroaches.

• Hosted panel discussion on Future Energy Initiatives by Dr. Steven Chu, Former Secretary of Energy for President Obama and winner of Nobel Prize in Physics in 1997.

• Back to Back Division I State Football Champions.

• Marching Band participated in the Inaugural Parade Celebrations.

• Winner of the 1st Annual STEM Genius and Sea Perch Michigan Regional Underwater Robotics Tournament and the FIRST Robotics Team participated in State Championship.

• Motivated Second Chance graduates to not only complete High School but to enroll in college.

• Will host an Education Forum with the International Fellows Program (The National Defense University) with representatives from over 50 nations.

• Physics, Engineering, and Math students to be featured at the Society of Tribology and Lubrication Engineers Annual Conference.

Notable Events/Achievements2012-2013

Graduation RequirementsGraduation requirements are decided by each curriculum; however, each requires a minimum of 26 units, which include:


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