The application process is entirely finished ONLINE and can be found on the DCMST website. Mr. Renko does have the website information available in the office, if needed..
Degree in five years with little or no cost to the student or parent. The deadline for our current 8th graders to apply is March 15, 2016. Pick up an application from Mr. Renko or on the HFEC website:
https://earlycollege.dearbornschools.org/appy-to-hfec/
The Henry Ford Early College program is specifically for students interested in entering the health care profession.
HFEC allows students to become acquainted in several health care careers by attending Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit.
9th & 10th graders have rotations in various areas and gain experience by providing services to patients, families, visitors and staff. They have exposure to individual participation and responsibilities in the real world of health care services and actively participate in a series of educational seminars regarding the total hospital community. Students also participate in clinical intensives (job shadowing) in 10th grade.
The history of Michigan has always been, and continues to be, tied to the manufacturing of products. A global economy, technology, and the demand for new types of goods has changed the manufacturing process and the skills needed by those working in the field. Today’s workforce needs to be well educated, problem solvers, capable of being PI team, and have the ability to take on a variety of assignments.
We provide students with the opportunity to learn experience, and achieve the level of education required, not just to get a job, but to start a career in the new technology or manufacturing field. Starting in the ninth grade and ending in grade thirteen, students will be able to complete six years of education in only five years. Students can earn both a high school diploma and a two year college degree or earn a – as that could lead to immediate employment. All of this is provided at little or no cost to students or parents!
Middle School Seal of Biliteracy
Earning the Dearborn Middle School Seal of Biliteracy demonstrates significant commitment to fluency in two or more languages. Students who attain the Middle School Seal will be honored at their school’s 8th grade honors assembly where they will receive a certificate and an insignia of their accomplishment.
To earn the Seal students completing 8th grade must:
The deadline to have everything completed is May 2, 2016
Applications are available in the counseling office.
For more information, please see Mr. Renko.
Students at Bryant participated in an assembly this week from the Michigan Attorney General’s office. The program is called OK2SAY.
The program focused on the different forms of bullying that can occur. One such area was on Cyberbullying. It reinforced the idea that students (and adults) need to focus on making positive statements both online and in person.
The enrichment class created a school-wide Advisory activity to reinforce this message in the main lobby.
On October 26, 2015, please come and join us at Bryant Middle School’s gym for our annual Pink Shirt Day. During this event, we will highlight the issue of bullying at schools and what students and teachers can do to promote a safe school environment for all. The festivities begin at 8:15 a.m. in th gymnasium.
We would love for all attendees and special guests to be wearing a pink shirt to show commitment against bullying.
Mr. Renko will be talking to the students about the Northwestern University Midwest Academic Talent Search (NUMATS) on Thursday, Oct 1. Bryant M.S. is targeting 7th and 8th grade students who tested at a 90th percentile or higher, in math and/or reading, on the May 2015 NWEA test. In addition, any parent can request that their son or daughter can participate. Please email Mr. Renko at Renkok@dearbornschools.org and the student will be added to the list for Thursday. Students who decide to participate in NUMATS will register online for the SAT or ACT. The registration process is completed by the student and their family at home.
Additional information, such as, dates and registration fees can be found at:
https://www.ctd.northwestern.
Bryant Middle School is off to a great start. Students are ready for the challenging year ahead of them.
I will be talking to the students about the Northwestern University Midwest Academic Talent Search (NUMATS) in the upcoming weeks. Students who decide to participate in NUMATS will register for the SAT or ACT online. Bryant M.S. is targeting 7th and 8th grade students who tested at a 90th percentile or higher, in math and/or reading, on the May 2015 NWEA test.
Additional information can be found at:
https://www.ctd.northwestern.edu/program/numats