Southfield High School for the Arts and Technology is a public high school located in Southfield, Michigan. The school was founded in 1951. It serves grades 9–12 for the Southfield Public Schools.
Notable alumni
Rose Abdoo (c/o 1980), professional actress Bill Adler (c/o 1969), writer and hip-hop activist. Caleb Banks (c/o 2021), NFL defensive end for the Minnesota VikingsTop recruits: Lineman Caleb Banks found football late but has U-M, MSU offers Andrew Bowler (c/o 1991), Academy Award nominated writer/director Torin Dorn (c/o 1986), football player for North Carolina at cornerback, National Football League Draft, selected by the Los Angeles Raiders in the 4th round Kathy Kosins, singer and artist Lawrence Lamont, filmmaker Keith Lee (c/o 2014), food critic and mixed martial artist Kevin Lee (c/o 2010), professional MMA fighter, current UFC Lightweight contender Isaiah Marshall (c/o 2024), college football quarterback for the Kansas Jayhawks Malik McDowell (c/o 2014), NFL defensive tackle for the Seattle Seahawks Renisha McBride (c/o 2012) Ira Newble (c/o 1993), forward for the National Basketball Association Los Angeles Lakers Spencer Overton (c/o 1986), law professor, voting rights expert, and author Karriem Riggins, jazz drummer and former member of the Ray Brown Trio Bobby Scales, retired baseball player Debbie Schlussel (c/o 1986), attorney and political commentator. Freddie Scott, former NFL player Jay Sebring, born Thomas John Kummer (c/o 1951), celebrity hair stylist and Manson Family murder victim in 1969 Robert Shiller (c/o 1963), Nobel Prize Winner in economics in 2013 and New York Times columnist who started his writing career with his high school newspaper. Ted Simmons (c/o 1967), former professional baseball player and member of the Baseball Hall of Fame. The athletic field (baseball diamond) of Southfield High School is dedicated to Simmons. Rick Titsworth aka Rick Worthy (c/o 1985), television actor Nayo Wallace, actress Gabriel Watson (c/o 2002), football player, Michigan DT, NFL draft, selected by the Arizona Cardinals in the 4th round Ross Weaver (c/o 2005), former NFL player
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