On March 13th, SEDSAC (Superintendent -Executive Director Student Advisory Council) students from Lowrey hosted SEDSAC students from STEM. The purpose was to collaborate on the focus for this year. Lowrey students shared their plans for promoting empathy and took the STEM students on a tour. In April, STEM students will host the Lowrey students.
Dr. Glenn Maleyko was presented with the Business Leadee of the Year award by the Dearborn Area Chamber of Commerce.
The “Students First: Inspire Educate Celebrate” vision statement and the many students posing with the sign were featured in the slide show. Dr. Maleyko promotes partnerships with businesses and community organizations for the benefit of students. His relentless social media efforts are focused on highlighting the achievements of students. Congratulations everyone! This award is about YOU!
The kindergarten Round up schedule for twenty one elementary schools can be viewed at www.dearbornschools.org. Parents should attend the round up date at their neighborhood school. Much information and additional enrollment forms will be available.
Parents of young kindergarten students (June-Dec 1 Birthdays) are eligible to enroll in Young Fives, space permitting. There are 14 Y5 classrooms in Dearborn.
Additional information on school websites. Click the link above, check the drop down menu under schools and find website link for the school in your neighborhood. Or call 313-827-3005 to find out which school is in your neighborhood.
Readers are Leaders in Ms Smith, Mohamed and Polgar’s Howard kindergarten classes, as well as Ms Srour’s second graders at Henry Gord and Kinder and third grade students at Miller. The kindergarteners at GP and Long are awesome.
It is always a proud day when you see your former students have developed into strong leaders. During Dearborn Rotary’s Youth Month, I had the privilege to see three former Bryant Eagles lead the meeting with other student leaders from schools in our city.
Co-teaching as part of a coaching partnership at Salina elementary. Teachers facilitating student thinking and engagement
Unis Middle School students hosted Woodworth students to discuss empathy and student voice. The Unis students were wonderful hosts.
Ms. Shell’s first grade students are perceptive and articulate. We read Happy Dreamer. Deep thinkers who will dream big goals
Brilliant students at Geer Park in Ms Gutierrez and Ms. Svestka’s classes.
Seventeen Fordson High School Advanced Auto students attended the 67th Detroit Autorama. The FHS students were there to display a pedal car that they have customized to look like Henry Ford’s famous race car, the “999” built in 1902.
