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On February 27, Ruskin High School’s Career Education Consortium (CEC) took center stage at the MECA Challenge at IDEA Space KC, showcasing their creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork in an intense, real-world innovation competition.

As we celebrate Black History Month, we take pride in highlighting the achievements of Jackie Lowery, a 2014 Hickman and Ruskin High School graduate whose journey from student leader to U.S. Army Field Artillery Captain showcases the impact of education, mentorship, and determination.

As we celebrate Black History Month, we proudly honor Moriah Isenhower, a 2018 Ruskin High School graduate whose passion for the arts and leadership has shaped her career in the beauty industry. From center stage in the theater program to a leadership role in a Black-owned salon, Moriah’s story is one of creativity, confidence, and the power of community.

Currently serving as an Active-Duty Medical Services Officer (1LT) and Physician Assistant Student (PA-S) through the Army and the University of Nebraska Medical Center, Ronisha has forged a path of excellence in the military and healthcare fields. By embracing various activities that helped her build leadership and interpersonal skills, her time at Ruskin helped shape her commitment to service.

Quincy Marques Cole’s journey from the halls of Ruskin High School to the frontlines of healthcare is a testament to passion, dedication, and the power of service. As a Certified Nurse Assistant, Cole’s work is not just a career; it’s a calling. His story, shaped by experiences at Hickman Mills C-1 Schools (HMC-1), speaks to the impact of mentorship, the importance of perseverance, and the enduring legacy of Black excellence.