New Tardy Procedures

Dear Parents, Today, we implemented new tardy procedures. Previously, students received a consequence starting with their 8th cumulative tardy of the marking period. Despite having two additional minutes between classes this school year, we have seen an increase in tardies. Last Wednesday, we held assemblies with each grade-level to explain the new tardy procedures. For…

Mercury, Not Venus, Is the Closest Planet to Earth

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….

A Seat at the Table

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…

DCMST students win drone contest

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…

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