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Dorsey Teacher Creates Lessons to Teach Black History
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Dorsey Teacher Creates Lessons to Teach Black History

Amanda Scurlock, SportswriterMarch 17, 2022

In the classroom of Dorsey social studies teacher and assistant football coach Irvin Davis are a series of file cabinets each filled with lessons. The lessons pertain to Black History and they touch upon several topics and figures. Creating these lessons has been a passion project for the duration of Davis’ career. When significant events happen, he makes it a teachable moment for his students with the hopes of empowering them. “I was inspired to give students a positive reflection of their history,” Davis said. “I wanted them to know about all of the outstanding accomplishments of Black people around

Student Athlete of the Week: Kendall Hill
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Student Athlete of the Week: Kendall Hill

Amanda Scurlock, Sports writerJanuary 20, 2022

West Los Angeles College sophomore linebacker Kendall Hill competes and studies on a high level. Since his time at Dorsey high school, he has devoted himself to having a strong work ethic in all his endeavors. He noted how being committed to football is an important factor.

Dorsey’s Stafon Johnson Returns as Head Football Coach
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Dorsey’s Stafon Johnson Returns as Head Football Coach

E. Mesiyah McGinnis, Staff WriterSeptember 2, 2021

“There is no place like home,” said Stafon Johnson just before his first game as head football coach for the Dorsey High Dons vs. the Santa Monica Vikings. Johnson was a phenom at the running back position for the Dons 2004-2006, earning a full scholarship to USC and playing for the Trojans throughout his college career. Even as a Tiny Might player in Pop Warner, Johnson was lauded as one of the best backs in the conference as a nine-year-old for the LA Sheriffs.  He continued the great legacy of Dorsey running backs such as Lamont Warren, Beno Bryant, and