Monthly Archives: September 2017

Click on Bulletin 10-02-2017 to view, print, or download your copy of Stout daily Bulletin, your eyes and ears into our school!

Musleh Mothana, a 6^th grader, had this quote to share with us:

“Go forward and you will find yourself!”

Determination my friends is a key component for success

The free preventive dental services at Stout Middle School to help maintain students’ teeth health have been rescheduled to Friday, Jan. 25, 2018 because we didn’t get enough students to sign in. Please visit Mr. Sabra, who will print the form for you. You can also pick up the form from the main office any time between 7:00 am and 3:00 pm.

Click on Bulletin 09-29-2017 to view, print, or download your copy of Stout daily Bulletin, your eyes and ears into our school!

We are having a Blue Shirt Day on Monday, Oct. 02 in our effort to stand against Bullying. By wearing a blue shirt, we are letting everyone know that we are UPSTANDERS who do not tolerate or accept Bullying.

Attention 6^th Grade Girls: the volleyball team is still looking for a couple of managers. If you are interested, please see Mr. HADDAD.

Our Grade 7 and grade 8 Girls Volleyball Teams have won their games against Lowrey by a score of 2-1. The games were played on Wednesday, Sept. 27. Go Girls!

Click on Bulletin 09-28-2017 to view, print, or download your copy of Stout daily Bulletin, your eyes and ears into our school!

Jawaher Algalham, an 8^th grader, had this happy quote to share with us:

“Whatever you try, make sure it makes you happy.”

I agree and would like to add, “and is appropriate.”

Students and staff are asked and encouraged to show their true colors and wear their Michigan or Michigan State gear in honor of the game on Friday, Oct. 6^th. On that day, wear blue (or gold) to make the green feel the blues, or green to make the blue feel the bile!

The Dearborn Big Read has been launched and it has something for everyone. Publish a recipe or have your family story videoed and included as part of local history. Many events will be held to celebrate What’s In A Name?, which is a book by Jhumpa Lahiri.

Local book clubs have offered to host book talks about this book and these are included in the grant that the Dearborn Public Library received to fund the third Dearborn Big Read.

The flyers below invite you to participate. if you work with students, there are many authentic connections which could align with curriculum in several subject areas.

Big Read 2017-18 English Flyer

Big Read 2017-18 Arabic Flyer

On September 26. 2017, Dearborn Public Schools Communication Office issued this press release Chatting with Superintendent.

Dr. Maleyko stressed that the conversation will be driven by those in attendance and focus on topics related to individual schools or the District as a whole.  Parents who may want to discuss an individual student should arrange to meet privately with the principal of the school or the child’s teacher.

Chatting With The Superintendent- Schedule of Meetings

Click on Bulletin 09-27-2017 to view, print, or download your copy of Stout daily Bulletin, your eyes and ears into our school!

The school year is well underway and so is another year of e3 –“Your Staff Newsletter.”

e3 is the Staff Newsletter that the Communications Office sends to all 2,300 staff members in the Dearborn Public Schools. You’ll find important news, highlights of school activities, fun photos, and links to helpful resources and flyers about District events and community activities that may interest you, your students or your school community. We also feature classified ads in e3,  your chance to sell “gently used items” you may no longer need.

We encourage you to send items of interest to Editor Leslie Herrick, herricl@dearbornschools.org or to the general communications email box at communications@dearbornschools.org.

Just a few items in this issue of YOUR e3 news:

• First Day photos and welcome message from Superintendent Glenn Maleyko
• Wellness Fair & Flu Shots, Wednesday, Oct. 4
• AAUW Book Sale, Sept. 28-Oct. 1
• Smoke on The Grill, Thursday, Sept. 28
• Premier Discount Card for Senior Residents
• Free Professional Development Sessions
• SURA Arts Academy for Youth
• Wear a Blue Shirt Day to Stand Against Bullying, Monday, Oct. 2
• Fordson High School Chamber Choir Performing with National Arab Orchestra, Oct. 1
• And more!

Click here to check it out!

https://communications.dearbornschools.org/2017/09/26/september-26-e3-your-dearborn-public-schools-employee-news/

Religious Diversity Journeys continues to grow! For the 2017-2018 academic year more than 700 7^th graders in Michigan will benefit from immersive educational journeys in churches, mosques, synagogues and temples. This year there are 5 distinct groups (cohorts) of students, representing more than one dozen public school districts and about seven private schools.  Specifically, for our district, approximately 50 seventh graders will participate in the journeys.

We want to continue to highlight that the main purpose of these journeys is to teach our students about others and for them to understand that many commonalities exist that connect us to one another in positive ways.

For more about the Religious Diversity Journeys program, please view this informational video: https://vimeo.com/143729993

Interested 7th grade students can pick up an application packet from Mr. Haddad in the counseling office.