Stout Middle School News

Dearborn Public Schools recently received a five-year accreditation from AdvancEd, which praised the district for several initiatives and recruited an administrator to speak on the District’s School Improvement Process. Here is the press release about Dearborn Accredition AdvancED

Bring your pictures packets f you want to retake your pictures today, Friday, Nov. 2nd. If you do not have the packet of your old pictures, you would have to pay for the new ones. Here is the schedule:  6th grade students                    8:10- 8:40 7th grade students                    9:25- 9:55 8th grade students                    10:30- 11:00

We have some really good Halloween pictures and since voting is close (Tuesday, Nov. 6), we are asking you to vote for the best Halloween picture! Each class gets to select one photo. The photo that gets the most classes vote will be the School’s Halloween Champ. You can send photos to Mr. Sabra. Here…

This year’s fourth annual Battling Against Hunger drive is a cooperative effort between Dearborn, Edsel Ford and Fordson high schools, with help from the elementary and middle schools that feed into those buildings. The drive runs from Nov. 12 to 16. The goal is to collect 30,000 canned goods for Zaman International and $7,600 for…

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“We aren’t rich because we have money. Money can’t buy everything. It cannot buy love!” Contributed by Haila Mohsen

The November, 2018 issue of the Stout Middle School Years contains many interesting articles. The articles are not too long to read and shed some light on – as the title suggests – middle years. It is here to download. Just click on Middle School Years – Nov. 2018

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A wildlife photographer has captured a scene straight out of The Lion King on a recent trip to Africa. Dafna Ben Nun snapped the photo of a mother baboon lifting her baby to the sky, recreating The Lion King’s iconic “Circle of Life” scene where baby Simba is lifted high above the African planes by…

For young children, Halloween night is one of the best of the year. But trick-or-treating can be dangerous if kids and parents aren’t careful. Take a look at some vital trick-or-treating tips before you accompany your child. 7 trick or treat safety tips

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If you are interested in the Academic Games, then Mrs. Sleiman is inviting you on Thursday, November 1st to the first practice session in room H2. 

The PTA will be having a bake sale during lunches on Tuesday, Oct. 30, 2018. So make sure you leave a spot in your stomach for a cookie or a muffin!

Wijdan Almujahid shared this beautiful quote about friendship: “True friends are never apart; may be in distance but never in heart!”

Students may dress APPROPRIATELY for Halloween. Any costumes must be consistent with the dress code policy and MAY NOT interfere with the learning process or the teaching in the classroom. The following rules must be followed: No Plastic or prop weapons of any kind No Masks No Make-up No Hats or Wigs No Costumes that are revealing…