Cass Tech gets national honors from radio host Steve Harvey
Actor and morning radio host Steve Harvey gives Cass Tech his “Hoodie” award for being the best high school in America. The award was accepted by Principal Ashford, the president of the Class
of 2008, and Judge Craig Strong who accepted the award on behalf of the
more than 85,000 Cass Tech graduates.For more on the awards, go to: steveharvey.comModel D congratulates the school and all of its alumni!
Actor and morning radio host Steve Harvey gives Cass Tech his
“Hoodie” award for being the best high school in America. The award was
accepted by Principal Ashford, the president of the Class
of 2008, and Judge Craig Strong who accepted the award on behalf of the
more than 85,000 Cass Tech graduates.
For more on the awards, go to: steveharvey.com
Model D congratulates the school and all of its alumni!
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