The students at Stout put on a great play for other students and parents called “The First Thanksgiving.” What makes this performance extra special is that all of the students in this play have been in the United States for less than two years and came to Stout having very little to zero English skills….
Students use the engineering design process that they learned in STEM classes when constructing their Eiffel Tower prototypes in Mrs. Katzman’s French class. The engineering design process helps students use critical thinking, math, and science, when solving a problem. What a great activity!
8th grade students at Stout attended a presentation in the auditorium today to learn about the Early College option and DCMST that students can take part in during high school. There are requirements to be accepted to both programs. Click here to view the slideshow that the presenters discussed with the students. Students or parents…
Hello 6th Grade Falcons, We are very excited to offer an “Online Coding Club” and allow the opportunity for our 6th grade students to join! The Coding Club allows students the opportunity to learn coding skills and build projects using online programming tools. The deadline for the application is Friday, Nov 17th. Students can apply for the…
Please remember to come to Stout Middle School today to meet with your child’s teachers and pick up their report cards from 2:00PM-8:00PM. There will be a quick presentation by Mrs. Abdelbaki at the start of conference time. See you later today!
Great job to the Stout Robotics Team that attended the 1st FTC (First Tech Challenge) of the school year. The students learned a lot from this experience and are ready for their next competition! The students on the team even started their own Youtube channel called the “Flying Falcons Stout Robotics Team.” Click here to…
Bringing guests to speak to students when it is relevant to what they are learning can be so powerful! Detroit News reporter, Ms. Sarah Rahal, spoke to students in journalism classes at Stout about the importance of providing the public with unbiased news along with other great insights. We will continue to provide real world opportunities…
The 7th grade STEM classes have started assembling the BMX bikes as part of “Bike Week” at Stout. Students are learning geometry, energy transfer, and engineering through our unique BMX STEM curriculum.
There is NO school for all students in Dearborn Public Schools on Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2023, which is Election Day. Students should return to school on Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2023 at the regular start time.
Congratulations to our pumpkin design contest winners, Elaina and Juliana! We had many great entries. Students really showed their creative side with this contest!
Boys’ basketball tryouts will take place on: –Monday (6th and 7th grade) for the first cut. Boys should be ready in the gym at 3:30. –Tuesday (8th grade only) is the first cut. 8th grade students will stay from 2:00-3:20 at Stout during early release to warm up and try-outs will start at 3:30 Wednesday is the…
The students in the afterschool STEM program have focused on learning math and science while cooking. If you wish to join the program, please grab an application from the main office. The students will create a cookbook using all of the recipes from the different dishes that they made during the past couple of weeks.
Our 8th grade students are learning a lot in our STEM classes as they prepare for the “helmet creating” unit and study brain trauma. Students dissected a sheep brain last week as an introduction to the unit. What a great experience for our Falcons!
Breast Cancer Awareness Month has been a keen focus at Stout due to the rising number of people with this illness. Stout students and staff made extraordinary efforts to show their support for the fight against breast cancer on Thursday, October 12, which was Stout’s Pink Out Day. Click here to watch a short video…
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