The Detroit News: May 1, 2017

A scholarship program that aims to give Detroit high school students a tuition-free path to higher education is receiving a $3.5 million gift.

Detroit Free Press: May 1, 2017

A $3.5-million grant from the Kellogg Foundation will support the growing Detroit Promise scholarship program, which helps students who graduate from any high school in the city — public, private or charter — attend two-year community colleges or four-year universities tuition-free.

Detroit Free Press: May 1, 2017

The Free Press has put together a list of five key details parents and students should know before applying for the Detroit Promise scholarships, a program launched to provide all graduates of any high school in Detroit the chance to attend college tuition free.