Monthly Archives: September 2018

Click on Bulletin 10-01-2018 to download your copy of Stout’s Daily Bulletin, your eyes and ears into your kids’ school.

The Dearborn Public School Athletics department has created @DearbornMiddle, a Twitter account for Middle School Athletics. The department will be tweeting schedules, scores, highlights, and game information.

Our 6th grader, Reem Fatteh, shared with us her concept of the relation between time and fun:

“Time flies by fast when you are having fun!”

Click on Bulletin 09-28-2018 to download your copy of Stout’s Daily Bulletin, your eyes and ears into your kids’ school.

On Wednesday, Sept. 26 Stout Girls’ Volleyball Varsity played Unis. They won the game by a score of 2 sets to 1. It was a well-deserved win in a hard fought game, especially the 3^rd set when our girls edged Unis 25-23.  Unfortunately, our Girls’ Junior Varsity lost their game by a score of 2 sets to 1. GO Falcons Go!

Click on  Bulletin 09-27-2018 to download your copy of Stout’s Daily Bulletin, your eyes and ears into your kids’ school.

If you need to book an appointment with Stout administrators (Mr. Oke or Mr. Blessing) or any of our counselling personnel (Mrs. Nasser, Mr. Baydoun, Mr. Tindall, Mr. Haddad, or Mr. Sabra), select contacts from the main menu,  Appointment Forms, click on the picture you need, then follow instructions to fill in the form.

Here is a quick link to that page:

Appointment Forms

Last night Wayne County was under a tornado warning, so what is a tornado?

A tornado is a big windstorm. Tornado winds spin very fast. They often make a long cloud that looks a little like an ice cream cone. It is called a funnel cloud. Tornado winds can harm things on the ground. They can break trees. They can harm buildings. They can destroy cars and boats.

If a tornado is coming, people should go to a basement or another safe place. They should stay there until the storm passes.

Image Credit & Copyright: Witta Priester

Asperitas clouds can be stunning in appearance, unusual in occurrence, and are relatively unstudied. The featured image, taken above Hanmer  Springs in  Canterbury, New Zealand, in 2005, shows great detail partly because sunlight illuminates the clouds from the side.

Hager Morshed shares with us her secret:

“The secret of success: stop watching and start doing!”

Sure thing. Be active rather than passive.

Click on  Bulletin 09-26-2018 to download your copy of Stout’s Daily Bulletin, your eyes and ears into your kids’ school.

Click on  Bulletin 09-25-2018 to download your copy of Stout’s Daily Bulletin, your eyes and ears into your kids’ school.

A week and a half ago, Sulaiman Algalham, a 6^th grader, sent us a wonderful quote that said, “Be a voice, not an echo.” He hoped to win our Students’ Corner prize, and sure enough, he did. Please let Mr. Sabra know your pie preference: za’atar, cheese, meat, or spinach.

Sulaiman Algalham gives us another deep quote to think about:

“Worry is like a rocking chair: it gives you something to do but won’t get you anywhere!”

Picture Day at Stout middle School is coming very soon: Tuesday, October 2nd, 2019. Dress nicely, as this picture could be used against you in family gatherings or school reunions.