Month: November 2017

Click Bulletin 11-10-2017 to download your copy of Stout Daily Bulletin, your eyes and ears into our school and classrooms. Be in the know!

We are starting Academic Games again! This is a Math-based game where we compete against all the middle schools. This is free to join and all grades can join. Ask your Math teachers as they may provide you extra credit for being on the team as well. Practices are on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. The season…

We will be holding the canned food drive the week before Thanksgiving (Monday, November 13 – Friday, November 17) in coordination with Edsel Ford since they are competing with the other high schools in a Battle Against Hunger. This year, Edsel Ford was invited to do Battle Against Hunger with DHS and Fordson. The district goal is…

Middle School Parent Teacher Conferences will be held at Stout Middle School Cafeteria on Monday, Nov. 13th and Tuesday, Nov. 14th between 4:00 pm and 7:00 pm. Please mark that on your calendar. Find out your kids’ strengths, achievements, and/or struggles straight from their teachers. Your kids will pay more attention when you follow their…

  As you know, Stout Middle School was a part of a Beyond Differences national event that aims at “creating a world where every child is accepted, valued, and included by their peers – no matter what it is that makes them different. “Stout Middle Schoolers, led by Mrs. Marla Wiacek and Mrs. Jillian Cardoza, gave…

Click Bulletin 11-09-2017 to download your copy of Stout Daily Bulletin, your eyes and ears into our school and classrooms. Be in the know!

For more info, please see Coaches Haddad and Hool​ Boys’ basketball Tryouts: Nov. 10th, 15th, and 16th If you are planning on trying out for the basketball season: 6th graders must sign up during lunch by Thursday, November 9th 7th and 8th graders must sign up during lunch by Friday, November 10th You need to…

This is a very useful site that gives parents ways to stay involved and help their child succeed in school. The guide stresses the importance of: ensuring good attendance creating a strong learning environment at home tracking progress reports and report cards being familiar with school rules and policies staying in touch with school staff. It…

This is what Haidar Almawla, one of Stout students wanted to share with us: “It is easier to do a job than to explain why you didn’t!” He simply thinks that we should spend our energy achieving things rather than justifying our failures!

Click Bulletin 11-08-2017 to download your copy of Stout Daily Bulletin, your eyes and ears into our school and classrooms. Be in the know!

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Hadeel Mawiri shared these lyrics from a song by the Beyond the Scene (BTS) band: “Kill them with success, bury them with a smile!” For that, she wins the Students’ Corner Quote of the week. Her choice of za’atar, cheese, meat, or spinach pie will be delivered to her classroom this week.

Sabeha Alnakash shared this short, yet meaningful quote: “Be yourself; everyone else is taken!” Sabeha’s advice is really simple: Be genuine and be yourself. Never try to be someone else!  

Tuesday, Nov. 7th is a voting day. Schools will be closed. Enjoy it. We are sure parents cannot wait to spend more time with their kids, while teachers, bus drivers, administrators, and lunch-room staff will be anxiously waiting for Wednesday to resume their daily routines!.

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