After coming in third place at District Finals on Feb. 20 at St. Johns High School, the DHS varsity cheer team focused their energy toward placing in the top four at Regionals to go...
Junior Ashley Rose walks out of her Health Care and Technology 1 classroom with the rest of her peers to head down to the library, backpack on her shoulder. She plans on setting her...
1. What do you believe is the status of racism in the US? I believe that racism is at a high in our country. We see it in the way Blacks are treated by...
RenFair will take place Saturday, Feb. 20. Students will be selling tickets beginning, Feb. 8, at both lunches. Assigned seating is available and tickets are available at a first come basis. Tickets will be...
Every year, students from Melissa DeBoer’s classes participate in earning money for the Make-a-Wish project. Students had to design a product or a service that they were then to sell. This project helps to teach about...
Five years ago, University of Michigan adopted an alternative grading system for their political science classes. Professor Mika LaVaque-Manty encourages students to designate how they will be graded on 60 percent of their class....
On Jan. 15 students from the DHS Art Department took part in the local snow sculpture contest at the Midland City Forest. The contest has been a Midland tradition for 42 years, and competition...
Many students throughout DHS take pride in their academics, spirit, and sports teams, but there are always those students that go above and beyond for their school and their community. Junior Anna Mylvaganam is...
With the holiday season around the corner, there are many opportunities to serve the Midland community. DHS students who need volunteer hours for clubs like NHS or Key Club can benefit from the volunteer opportunities....