The annual Dearborn Education Foundation Mardis Gras Fundraiser proved to be a hit per usual.

It’s always a good time with district employees, supporters, friends, and community members!

Lowrey vs. Bryant 3/5/19

All of the girls for both teams played a hard fought games

Lowrey won the 7th grade game.

Bryant won the battle of the 8th grades.

Great games!

Students pictured keeping track of their laps during our indoor cardio fitness walk.

The students are keeping track of their “team” score on our new score boards.

At the end of the month students will participate in cross curricular instruction when they graph their daily results to measure their progress and growth.

This morning was our most recent Special Education meeting.

Our Inclusive Health Committee under the Healthy Dearborn Coalition umbrella presented programs and resources that we have organized and that are in the local community that are tailored to and welcome students and individuals with special needs.

It was nice to see all of the parents who asked very engaging questions.

Great job everyone and thank you!

Tonight was the Howard School Concert for 4th and 5th graders.

The students sang and played instruments to perform songs from around the world as well as some they created to a packed house with standing room only.

A really fun time!

Excellent job!

DHS vs Thurston

A hard fought battle by both sides but in the end Dearborn prevailed and advances to the District finals!!

Great game team!

Proud to be a Pioneer!

OL Smith students practicing their jump rope fitness skill and learning the muscles associated with the movement:

Tonight was the Henry Ford College Collage Concert. This was the 24th year of this event and President Kavalhuna’s 1st concert.

It was an honor to be invited and proved to be a wonderful event per usual!

The PTA Founders Day Celebration is always a fun community event that honors partnerships and community collaborations.

The Stout Theater Group did a great job per usual with the evening’s performance

There was an awesome engaging Astronaut presentation this morning at OL Smith Middle School.

The students were told that they are the “Mars Generation” – the ones who are the appropriate age to travel to and explore the Red Planet.