Month: March 2019

By Ryan F. Mandelbaum A team of scientists just demonstrated something that might shock you: Mercury, not Venus, is the closest planet to Earth on average. The researchers presented their results this week in an article in the magazine   Physics Today. They explain that our methods of calculating which planet is “the closest” oversimplify the matter….

On Monday, March 18 and Tuesday, March 19, the Falcon Flyer student newspaper will be on sale in the cafeteria during breakfast and sixth grade lunch.  It costs $1.00 to buy your issue and your chance to win our March Madness prizes. If you would like to buy a Falcon Flyer t-shirt, pick up an order form in the…

Maya Angelou hit the nail on the head with her quote: “Hate, it has caused a lot of problems in the world but hasn’t solved one yet!”

Here is your Monday’s Bulletin 03-18-2019

Here is your Friday, March 15, 2019 Stout Daily Bulletin

By Glenn Maleyko, Ph.D Superintendent, Dearborn Public Schools I was excited to get the call asking if I would join several Superintendents from the Tri–County area along with state and local union leaders to participate in a meeting with Governor Whitmer at the Cadillac Building in Detroit. The purpose of the meeting was to learn about her budget…

Here is Thursday’s Bulletin 03-14-2019

Attention Battle of the Books participants!  It’s time to return your final books. Please return them by the end of the day on Friday March 15th, and have 2-3 members of your team come to the Media Center to check out one copy of each novel so you guys can prepare for the final battle. …

Two Dearborn Center for Math, Science and Technology students won recognition –and free drones – in a national drone contest. Ammel Mutahr took the grand prize, and Madeline Gillette won second prize in the “How Would You Drone? Drones for Good Video Contest.” Both students are part of Tooba Mansoor’s Advanced Placement Environmental Science class…

Student Council will raise money for Edsel Ford’s Charity week by hosting a ‘Candy Jar Guessing Game’ during all three lunches. Students can purchase one ticket (to guess) for 50 cents or 3 for a dollar. They can enter as many times as they like. This will start tomorrow and run through 3/22. The person…

Here is Wednesday’s Bulletin 03-13-2019

Late on Monday, March 11, 2019 The Dearborn Board of Education voted unanimously to honor the late Imad Fadlallah by renaming the Atrium at Fordson High School and The Team Meeting Room at Stout Middle School after him. R.I.P Imad.

Starting this fall, Ontario students won’t be able to bring their cellphones to class unless teachers are using them for educational reasons. “Ontario’s students need to be able to focus on their learning — not their cellphones,” Education Minister Lisa Thompson said in a statement released early Tuesday. “Last fall, we launched the largest-ever consultation…