Students from the U of M Society of Women Engineers and from the U of M Biomedical Engineering Club came to Stout all day on Tuesday, December 20 and presented to our STEM students on the different fields of engineering and answered students’ questions about college in general. Our students’ questions were amazing! Stout students asked questions like, “How much…
Here are the themes for Stout Spirit Week, as planned by the Stout Student Council (Dec. 19-Dec 23) Monday- Stout Colors Tuesday- Twin Day Wednesday- Career day/ College day (Students can also wear labels that say what their career is if it is not automatically recognizable–ex. Attorney, Teacher, etc.) Thursday- Culture day Friday- Holiday (including…
Attached is the presentation (in English and Arabic) about high school options for all 8th grade students in Dearborn Public Schools.
Ms. Rebecca Loyer, contract attorney from Consiglio, presented to the Stout Debate Club about working in the field of law. It was very informative for our students since some Falcons wish to pursue a future in political science and law.
Join the Stout Drumming Club. The meeting starts Tuesday after school at Stout Middle School.
Congratulations to the Stout Junior CIty Beautiful Commissioners (Mckenna and Hiba) who will lead our school in guiding the Stout community in keeping our school and community clean, green and scenic. I am sure that they (along with the assistance of Mrs. Michelle Bittar and Mrs. Connie Thompson) will do a great job with this…
We want to thank Dellah Coffee and Brunch House located on 20219 Carlysle St., Dearborn, MI 48124 for providing delicious Adeni Tea and Pastries to our Stout Staff on this Late Start. We appreciate all of the love and support from the community.
Reminder that tomorrow (Wednesday, December 7, 2022) will be a Late Start Day for all students. Students will start classes one hour later than the regular time. 1st hour will start at 9:25 AM. Students will come home at the regular time. Thank you!
As apart of our schoolwide STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) integration, 500 of our 6th and 7th grade students went on a trip today to the Michigan Science Center. The students interacted with many hands-on science exhibits while having a lot of fun. Here are some pictures from the trip to the Michigan Science Center.
On behalf of the Stout Staff, I want to wish our Stout students, families, and community a Happy Thanksgiving!
“A recent increase in threats of violence have been reported at Michigan schools,” said Nessel. “Threats of violence rob students of valuable days of instruction as school administrators are forced to close buildings to keep kids safe. Whether these are real threats made by those intent on doing harm or pranks made by kids trying to…
Student Council members were announced today after an exciting couple weeks of campaigning and elections. Congratulations to the students in the picture below and great job to the students who ran and are not on the council as well. You are all exceptional for your efforts! I am looking forward to all of the great…
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1-c4t6u_n7TKSS_fHiAWwQPpwGo2PL2vVKKRn7pdhZ54/edit?usp=sharing Today representatives from Henry Ford Early College and DCMST presented to all the 8th grade students about their options for next year. I am including the slide show (in the link above) that was shown. It has contact information for all the individuals at each school. If you have any information, you may contact…
Counselors and teachers from Henry Ford Early College and the Dearborn Center for Math, Science, and Technology (DCMST) will be at the Stout auditorium on Thursday, November 17 at 9:30 A.M. to present about secondary options for 8th graders. All 8th grade students will be attending the presentation. Parents of 8th grade students are welcome…
The company working with the district to develop a 30-year facilities recommendation for Dearborn Public Schools is asking community members to offer their input via an online form. The district hired Fielding International in September to look at the district’s 37 buildings and develop a long-term recommendation that goes beyond just identifying the physical needs…
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