CODY HIGH: A LIFE REMODELED PROJECT - Official Trailer

Red Carpet Premiere
Sunday, October 26, 2014
Redford Theatre
17360 Lahser Rd, Detroit, MI 48219
[phone]
Time: Doors Open at 4:00pm Showtime: 5:30pm
General Admission: $20.00 VIP: $40.00
Purchase Tickets: www.redfordtheatre.com/ticket
VIP Includes: Premium seating and a photograph on the red carpet (to be downloaded at a later date).
The attire for the evening will be semi-formal (after five).
The runtime of the film is approximately 90 minutes.
Following the film there will be a panel discussion with community leaders.
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[@michelemulloy3442]

I spent 4 wonderful years at Cody. This was a wonderful community to grow up in and I have HOPE the community will come together again. CODY ALUMNI 1974

[@michelleporter2619]

Hi Bianca Bostic I'm Michelle from the documentary of Cody High School

[@brbosti]

I would love to get in contact with the mother in this documentary that's caring for her epileptic daughter. I have some encouraging information about Ebony's condition. I, too, have an epileptic child. If you know Michelle, please tell her to contact me via commenting on this post.

[@nvd2ceb4]

I remember when I had JROTC. We were down in the basement and we heard the fire alarm go off. It wasn't uncommon for the alarm to go off because we had our fair share of pranksters. But on that particular day the sgt. major told us to sit there because he thought it was a prank. Several students said at the same time 'how come I smell smoke?' The smell started to get stronger and some of the other students who had the class came running downstairs to tell us to get out b/c the other side of the building was on fire. The worse was that this was in the middle of a brutal winter and my locker was around the corner from where the fire was and a substitute teacher wouldn't let me get my coat. We had to stand outside in the cold for over two hours. After the fire was contained we had to go back to class. The principal, Mr. Bradford-I believe-scolded the students on their behavior. He was disappointed about how we didn't follow proper safety procedures. I was like heck, of all those times when we had a fire drill there was nothing to worry about. Students had been trying to burn that school down since I attended and never succeeded. But that time it almost happened. To learn that school has fallen apart w/o someone trying to burn it down really surprised me.

[@MikeSears]

Nice!

[@maximus4680]

DIXON!!!!!!!!! WHY?!!!!