Why are essential feminine products considered luxury items when 800 million women worldwide are menstruating at any given time? Menstruation is often referred to as the key to life, yet...
On Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019, the ZONE presented an “Alternatives to Domestic Violence” seminar in the North Building library of Dwight Morrow High School to classes of students during lunch periods....
DMAE kicked off its annual Spring Blood Drive on Wednesday, June 4, 2019 in the Common Area. Each year, the National Honors Society, directed by Dorothy McClelland, teams up with the Red Cross to organize...
On February 27, 2019, DMAE held its annual Black History Month Assembly in the Dizzy Gillespie auditorium. The celebration of black culture and achievement began with a grand entrance of students...
Every morning as the sun rises on the DMAE campus and students shuffle off their busses, teacher Theodora Murphy and the Brew Crew are behind the scenes making a large urn of coffee to help out the...
DMAE counselors Denise Astuto and Sapphire Toussaint saw a need to help new students transition into the school and as a result, they created the Raider PALS program. The program connects incoming...
In our day to day lives, the issue of sexual violence is prevalent. However, efforts to spread awareness about how to prevent sexual violence have only recently grown. At DMAE, the Zone has led a movement...
One of DMAE’s most distinctive traditions, the annual Subculture Bazaar, was held on December 2, 2015 as the south cafeteria was commandeered by Dr. Brian Hall’s Sociology sections for first three...
The DMAE South cafeteria was decked out in many colors and foods during second period on December 17, 2014, as teacher Brian Hall’s 12th grade Sociology students presented subcultures that they researched...
The DMAE south building cafeteria was transformed into a loud and colorful panorama during second period on Jan. 13, 2014, when 12th grade sociology students presented their interpretations of subcultures...
