STOUT MIDDLE SCHOOL

Click Bulletin 09-20-2017 to view, print, or download Stout Daily Bulletin.

Three weeks ago, one of Stout’s teachers approached Lowe’s in Allen Park (on the hill) about a donation of white panels to make into white boards for the science teachers at Stout.  Last week, she received a call informing her that they had approved the donation , the panels were cut to the size she wanted, and were ready for pick up.  A big THANK YOU to Lowe’s in Allen Park for supporting our school.

Many students have not returned their emergency cards, concussion forms, weapon forms and lunch app. to the school’s office. THEY MUST do that AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

The Stout Theater Company will host another meeting this Thursday, September 21, 2017 to discuss Winter play and Spring musical. Students interested should attend the meeting at 3:00 p.m. in the auditorium for what will be an eventful year.

Dearborn Public Schools is partnering with MACRAO* (Michigan Association of Collegiate Registrars & Admissions Officers) to host a College Fair on Tuesday, Sept. 19, 6-7:30 p.m. 

Interested students from Dearborn and surrounding districts are welcome to attend this free event at the Ford Community and Performing Arts Center, 15801 Michigan Avenue, Dearborn 48126.

Representatives from more than 60 different universities, colleges, trade schools, law enforcement agencies, and U.S. Armed Forces will be available to talk directly with students.

“Not every student who graduates from high school will go on to a four year university but we know that in order to be employable in the 21^st century job market every student will need some type of post high school education,” commented Ms. Gail Welmers, Counselor at Edsel Ford High School.

“This event provides students with a great opportunity to talk with several different schools in our area, state, and out of state that offer programs that may be of interest to them,” Welmers added.

Just a few of the many participating educational institutions include:

Plus many others.

For more information, e-mail: Welmerg@dearbornschools.org.

Click Bulletin 09-19-2017 to view, print, or download Stout Daily Bulletin.

Dear parents

Please click on Parent Connect Instructions to find detailed instructions on how to get PARENT CONNECT access.

Click Bulletin 09-18-2017 to view, print, or download Stout Daily Bulletin.

Here are three pictures of our school’s first week winners of the PBIS Falcon Funds awards. Congratulations on your new pens. Too bad, Mr. Baydoun only won an almost empty bottle of water.

Big thanks for Mr. Bloye who donated these pens!

Good news for the environment. Stout Middle School now has recycling back!  A dumpster is now located in the teachers parking lot.

Over the next week or so, Stout’s MoCI class will be working on getting all the classrooms, offices, and teacher’s lounge recycling boxes. Our MoCI students will come and pick up the boxes every Friday during 5th and 6th period and take the recycling out, with adult supervision of course. Teachers must put their recycling boxes outside class doors in the hallway, at the beginning of 5th hour on Fridays so that our MoCI don’t disturb the class period.  The recycling company only allows paper and cardboard of all colors.  No plastic or aluminum can be recycled.  Stout is really excited to start recycling and thanks everyone for their help and support! Special thanks go to Mrs. Bittar, Mrs. Alasry, Mr. Lambdin,  Mrs. Lisa Klemetson who volunteered to be our Green Building Coordinator, and of course our MoCI students.

Click Bulletin 09-14-2017 to view, print, or download Stout Daily Bulletin.

Dearborn Public Schools is partnering with MACRAO* (Michigan Association of Collegiate Registrars & Admissions Officers) to host a College Fair on Tuesday, Sept. 19, 6-7:30 p.m. 

Interested students from Dearborn and surrounding districts are welcome to attend this free event at the Ford Community and Performing Arts Center, 15801 Michigan Avenue, Dearborn 48126.

Representatives from more than 60 different universities, colleges, trade schools, law enforcement agencies, and U.S. Armed Forces will be available to talk directly with students.

“Not every student who graduates from high school will go on to a four year university but we know that in order to be employable in the 21^st century job market every student will need some type of post high school education,” commented Ms. Gail Welmers, Counselor at Edsel Ford High School.

“This event provides students with a great opportunity to talk with several different schools in our area, state, and out of state that offer programs that may be of interest to them,” Welmers added.

Just a few of the many participating educational institutions include:

Plus many others.

For more information, e-mail: Welmerg@dearbornschools.org.

Click Bulletin 09-13-2017 to view, print, or download our daily bulletin.

Click Bulletin 09-12-2017 to view, print, or download our daily bulletin.