Please keep in mind that the Vision Screening for the 7th grade students will take place on Monday, November 6^th, Wednesday, November 8^th and Thursday, November 9^th, 2017.

The theme of 2017 District’s Care to the Core event is “We’re All in This Together“.

The District is putting together an opening act for the performance that will demonstrate how all schools work together to make up our District.

Each school is asked to select one student to represent the school in this opening number. If the school has a mascot costume, the District likes to ask that the student wears it.  However, if the school doesn’t have an official mascot costume, the student could make up his/her own costume or simply wear the school’s colors.

The student will not have to say any lines, sing, or dance but simply be willing to have a little bit of fun on stage for about 3 to 5 minutes at the beginning of the program.

The show is Friday, November 10 and starts at 6:00 pm.  There is a rehearsal on Wednesday, November 08 at 6:00 pm. The event will be held at the Ford Performing Arts Center.

Please help support Stout’s MoCI students. They will be attending several Community Based Instruction trips this year. We need to raise money to help us do this. Please help support us.

When:              Friday October 27^th

Time:                12:00 – 10:00 pm

Where:             Wayback Burger

                         22000 Ford Rd, Dearborn Heights, MI 48127

*Please make sure to tell the Wayback Burger staff that you are there for the Stout Fundraiser.

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Get your ears ready for some good music! There will be a Music Concert at Stout Middle School on Wednesday, October 25, at 6:00 pm. Our Fall Concert will feature songs about the Fall and Halloween! Students in the 7^th and 8^th grade Band, Strings, and Choir will perform.

Bayan Altalb and Hager morshed once again joined efforts to come up with this quote about the importance of friends in our lives.

“I want to have a happy life surrounded by good friends who love me for who I am, for friends in our lives are like precious gold!”

Friends, friends, and more friends!

Our Music program each year holds a Halloween Basket Raffle to raise funds for the program. We will do so again this year.

Two students will come around tomorrow, Tuesday, Oct. 24 to explain the raffle to our first hour classes. Those same students will begin to collect money on Wednesday, October 25. The basket drawing will be on Tuesday, October 31. Please allow students to give their 1.5 minutes explanation following our morning announcements. If you cannot have our students come to your room, please let Mr. Walters know.

Collect Money Start:            Wednesday, October 25

Basket drawing:                   Tuesday, October 31

Ticket Prices:                       3 for $1.00.

Prizes:                                  Winner #1 gets 1^st choice of baskets,

                                            Winner #2 gets 2^nd choice

                                            Winner #3 gets final basket

Baskets include candy, popcorn, and a movie. Movies are:

Basket 1          Corpse Bride

Basket 2          Snow White and the Huntsmen

Basket 3          Gremlins

Has your child expressed anger in front of you? The answer is a definite YES!

Well here is a little story you can read to him/her.

Anger Management

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 On Friday, October 20th, Stout Middle School had its Know Your Classmates Day.

• Students began the event by welcoming our guests from 7:30am – 8:00am and invited them to enjoy some excellent coffee that was donated by Starbucks located at the Corner of Michigan Ave. and Oakman Blvd.\
• From 8:00am-9:00am, guests visited our classrooms and saw the student interaction and the many Circle it up activities.
• At 9:00am, our wonderful PTA provided a delicious combination of food for breakfast before Mrs. Marla Wiacek and Mr. Rachid Beydoun made a short presentation on the initiatives at Stout.
• Next, a whole school mural comprised of multi-colored hand cut-outs was set by many of Stout students and staff members led by Mrs. Jillian Cardoza.
• At 10:00am, a press conference took place outside in front of the mural. Few words about the event were presented by Stout’s Principal Mr. Oke, Director of Students’ achievement Dr. Yousef Mussallam, Co-founder and Executive Director of Beyond Differences  Mrs. Laura Talmus, ING-Midwest representative Ranya Shbeib, and students Alaa Salame, Aya Barakat, and LaNya Brown.

Many dignitaries were present at the event including Dearborn’s Mayor John O’Reilly, City Council member Thomas Tafelski, Superintendent Dr. Glenn Maleyko, Dearborn City Council  Suzan Dabaja, and Dearborn Board of Education treasurer Hussein Berry among many others.

Here are Some pictures and a short video of the event.

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Some very dedicated staff members and students donated their time and tools to help beautify the front of their school. They trimmed trees and bushes, removed weed and wood chips, and cleaned up. To every one of them: THANK YOU!

Here are some photos:

As part of the overall plan to review the enrollment increases at Dearborn’s three comprehensive high schools, the District will hold a series of Community Forums to provide information and solicit feedback regarding proposed high school boundary changes. The forums are open to all members of the community and your child need not attend the school where the meeting is being held in order to take part. Continue Reading….

Our student, Hneen Aun, submitted her name into a drawing and she, and each of her classmates, won a book from the DFT Community Outreach Committee at the Dearborn Homecoming Drawing sponsored by the DFT and FirstBook. That was pretty cool!  Superintendent, Dr. Glenn Maleyko visited Ms. Wooton’s class shortly after to congratulate and snap a super-selfie with all of the kids. A small action made a big difference to all these kids, and now thanks to Hneen, nobody in our 4th hour should be without a silent reading book, at least for a bit! Thanks – Julie Wooton & Michelle Hosler.

Girls Swimming Tryouts will be held November 9^th and November 10^th. You must have a physical on file in the office.  All tryouts will be held after school from 3:00 – 4:50 pm in the pool. The activity buses will take you home. You must have a 2.0 grade point average after the first card marking to participate.

6th/7th Grade:       Thursday November 9

8th Grade:            Friday November 10

If you have any questions, please see Coach Fernandes (Peltz)