Podcasts about cody high school

Police are on the scene of an apparent shooting near Cody High School on Detroit's west side, leading to a lockdown for students. That's our top story this hour, plus an update on a big snowstorm on the way to our area as WWJ's Tracey McCaskill runs down the local headlines for your Wednesday midday. (WWJ Photo)

Detroit teacher's unlicensed handgun fell onto Cody High School floor, prosecutor says Bed Bath & Beyond, with 13 stores in Michigan, files for bankruptcy protection Eastern Michigan's Emoni Bates declares for 2023 NBA draft: 'Dreaming for my whole life'

A 10-year-old student in Oakland County has been suspended for 5 days after claiming he would shoot up the school.  A thief stole copper piping from Cody High School in Detroit, leaving the school with no heat and forcing the school to temporarily close. A Lincoln High School hall monitor is accused of having sex with students, including a 14-year-old girl. (Credit: Getty)

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Producer Wyatt Burichka sits down with Park District #6 Cody High School principal Jeremiah Johnston to discuss the impact of COVID-19 and how it's shifted the learning environment at CHS.

Justin Rogers is a Black poet, educator, coach, and editor from Detroit. He most recently has work published in Tinderbox Poetry Journal, Gramma Press, is author of micro-zine Nostalgia as Black Matilda (Rinky Dink Press 2017) and he released his chapbook Black, Matilda in 2019 with Glass Poetry Press. He is also the coordinator of InsideOut’s after school program, Citywide Poets. Justin’s journey with InsideOut began first as a student at Cody High School where a Writer-in-Residence encouraged his writing and recruited him to join Citywide Poets. Since then, Justin has performed for international audiences and published his writing widely. Justin now coordinates our Citywide Poets program, elevating youth voice through weekly sessions around the city, guest writer workshops, performances, and open mic opportunities for youth.He is also the Detroit representative for Poets & Writers. Founded in 1970, Poets & Writers is the nation’s largest nonprofit organization serving creative writers by fostering the professional development of poets and writers and promoting communication throughout the literary community.https://justinrogerspoetry.weebly.com/https://insideoutdetroit.org/https://www.pw.org/

Senior producer Wyatt Burichka discusses COVID-19 with four Cody High School students. Join him as he speaks with Jake Sandvik, Emily Cole, Ian Townsend, and Maya Snyder about the transition to online learning amidst the sudden school closures.

https://www.liferemodeled.com/ Chris Lambert is on a mission to turn blighted areas of Detroit around and "remodel" the lives of residents.  This social entrepreneur discusses how and why he felt called to foster innovation and entrepreneurship in Detroit, even while other people were giving up on the that city. Chris' story proves that racial divides and mistrust can be overcome when there is common ground and passion.  His "Life Remodeled" non-profit attracts thousands of volunteers from all over the country who share his vision for helping Detroit regain its history as a place of innovation and invention. The Detroit Metro News notes, "To date, the organization has removed blight and boarded up homes on more than 1,000 Detroit blocks, built a STEM lab and football field at Cody High School, put a new roof on Osborn High School, and outfitted a park near Denby High School with a performance pavilion and basketball and volleyball courts. Lambert's latest effort is focused in the area of what is now Central K-12 and the former Durfee Elementary-Middle school in the Boston-Edison neighborhood. The organization has leased Durfee, which was closed and merged with Central High School because both schools had too few students for the space they were in, from the Detroit Public Schools Community District for $1 per year. Lambert says Life Remodeled will put $5 million in repairs into the school, and build a Community Innovation Center focused on entrepreneurship, education, and community." --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/seanrsparkman/message

Episode 4 : Anxiety | A Slave to my Mind This podcast is about anxiety and the effect of the stigma. We talked to fellow Cody High School students about the mental illness. We also talked with neuropsychologist and school psychologist, Doctor Dan Cossaboon. Our goal for this podcast is to help shed some light and bring awareness to those struggling with anxiety, that they are not alone. Like any physical wound, your brain needs treatment. Hopefully, this podcast will enlighten your perception on anxiety. Reporters: Nathalia Morales, Soffy Anderson, Kyla Owen, and Tashi Mathuin.

Episode 3: Fake News Trevor Freyder and Hayden DeMaranville, two freshmen from Cody High School, interview students to find out whether or not they trust major news sources.

Episode 1: Birth Order Birth Order is something you probably don’t hear every day but are involved in every second. Birth order is what place you are in your family, the oldest middle or youngest child. Many studies have shown children and adults having different traits depending on their birth order. But can these studies really determine your personality, lifestyle, and how others view you? Three students at Cody High School look further into the birth order, and to try to solve this simple question.

Join Cheri as she talks with Social Justice Poet, Anthony Scandrick about the great gifts that poetry holds for us personally and for the community. Anthony Scandrick II was born in Detroit, Michigan on July 27, 1995. He is a leo, and he began writing short stories when he was in the 2nd grade. In the 5th grade, He wrote a poem about bullying for his school talent show. Anthony was bullied from his first grade year until his 7th grade year. In 2009, after learning the death of Michael Jackson, he started to search for more of his music. Unreleased, rare, never heard, etc. After listening to his music he began writing his own music. “He woke up the musician in me”. By the time of 8th grade he went to Lakeland, Florida to stay with his grandmother for about a year. He went to Southwest Middle School where he learned TV Production for the first time. By the middle of the year he was interested in writing novels. He started on a novel called "The Agent Kids of Capital Middle School". Where he have gotten very far in writing, but lost interest due to the condition of old and worn out papers. But, by the 9th grade at Lakeland High School he immediately became interested in writing music for it was always in his head. He wrote his first song called "I Try So Hard To Love You", and has been writing them every since. Anthony then moved back to Detroit with his mother in the middle of his 9th grade year when he went to Cody High School-Academy of Public Leadership. By the time of 10th grade, Anthony was influenced to start poetry again by a man by his mentor Shaka Senghor. He taught him how to put his feelings into writing to influence others with true experiences. By the time of his 11th grade year, he's written 3 to 4 motivational poems. He learned more about poetry from Sherina Rodriguez Sharpe and Chace Morris, Poets who worked for a company called "Inside Out". By the end of the program he was picked among other young poets to join Obsidian Blues. "It has been a blessing from above and it has change my life completely, and quickly. I love to be in the presence of young poets with magnificent talent. This is what God had for me all this time. He wanted me to wait for it." Anthony is now a freshman at Wayne State and a high school graduate from Cody High School.

On the heels of Life Remodeled, we officially kick off our partnership with Cody High School!

On the heels of Life Remodeled, we officially kick off our partnership with Cody High School!

On the heels of Life Remodeled, we officially kick off our partnership with Cody High School!

On the heels of Life Remodeled, we officially kick off our partnership with Cody High School!

Chris Lambert casts vision for the God-sized project of renovating Cody High School in Detroit.

Chris Lambert casts vision for the God-sized project of renovating Cody High School in Detroit.

Chris Lambert casts vision for the God-sized project of renovating Cody High School in Detroit.

Chris Lambert casts vision for the God-sized project of renovating Cody High School in Detroit.