In this podcast MCEC student Jayden Bevans interviews Tony Williams as he speaks about growing up in Muskegon, civil rights, the challenges that he faced racially, in employment, and gaining acceptance both in the community and the workplace. Tony Williams was born and raised in Muskegon, MI. He graduated from Muskegon High School in 1973 growing up in West Michigan during one of the most tumultuous times in our county’s history. Tony is also a graduate of Cleveland State University and owns a Farmers Insurance Agency in Muskegon. He is a Vice President of the Muskegon Big Red Athletic Foundat ..read more

Join Mr. Williams, Jordan and Amanda as they recap their experiences from the Muskegon Rotary National Arbor Day Tree Planting Project ..read more

MCEC student Amanda Maxwell speaks with Chauncy Williams, the MCEC Coordinator of Student Success, about MCEC, life at school and her experiences with bullying ..read more

MCEC student Amanda Maxwell speaks with Chauncy Williams, the MCEC Coordinator of Student Success, about MCEC, life at school and her experiences with bullying ..read more

The spoken word performance group The Diatribe presents an original spoken word composition and reading by Sprout, a Diatribe member. The Diatribe uses performing arts to empower young people to share their stories, raise awareness of social issues, and create change within their communities. Led by a group of nontraditional teaching artists, the Diatribe facilitates after-school programs, assemblies, and creative writing workshops rooted in poetry. The Diatribe empowers students to tackle large societal issues such as fair housing practices, toxic masculinity, and racism while also providing ..read more

The spoken word performance group The Diatribe presents an original spoken word composition and reading by Sprout, a Diatribe member. The Diatribe uses performing arts to empower young people to share their stories, raise awareness of social issues, and create change within their communities. Led by a group of nontraditional teaching artists, the Diatribe facilitates after-school programs, assemblies, and creative writing workshops rooted in poetry. The Diatribe empowers students to tackle large societal issues such as fair housing practices, toxic masculinity, and racism while also providing ..read more

MCEC student Amanda Maxwell speaks with Chauncy Williams, the MCEC Coordinator of Student Success, about MCEC, life at school and her experiences with bullying ..read more

Student Journalists Jayden Bevans and Jordan McMillan offer insight into racism and their experience dealing with the problems created by racism ..read more

Student Journalists Jayden Bevans and Jordan McMillan offer insight into racism and their experience dealing with the problems created by racism ..read more

Join MCEC Student Journalists Jayden Bevans and Jordan McMillan as they discuss their experiences with COVID and how it has affected their daily life. Their unique take on the pandemic and its hardships provides an interesting look by teens and their feelings during a national heath crisis ..read more