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Mary Kay Kubicek - kubicem@dearbornschools.org
I’ve been a Dearborn kid my whole life. (Some might say I’m still a kid.) I went to Divine Child High School so I’m not sure how I ended up here in enemy territory at DHS but I’m having a fabulous time and I’m very proud to be a Pioneer now!
My children have attended Lindbergh Elementary School, Bryant Middle School, and Dearborn High School. (Can you imagine your mom teaching in your school? They handled it pretty well.) My oldest daughter graduated from DHS in 2016 and got her mechanical engineering degree from Michigan Technological University in Houghton. My son graduated from DHS in 2019, and is currently serving in the United States Coast Guard. My youngest graduated from DHS in 2021 (quite a year) and is currently attending Wayne State University.
My family would probably tell you that teaching is my only hobby but I do have a few others…maybe one or two. I love to read, especially biographies and memoirs, and also swim in our pool in the summer. Okay, so it’s really more like floating in the pool. And I did a kitchen makeover this summer that I am really, really, really, really proud of. You want to see a photo?
Education
- Divine Child High School, 1985
- Bachelor of Arts (English, History) at Wayne State University, 1989
- Secondary Provisional Certificate (Endorsement in English and Social Science Education) at Wayne State University, 1992
- Master of Arts (Teaching) at Wayne State University, 1996
- Professional Education Certificate (Secondary Level with Endorsement in English and Social Studies Education) at Wayne State University, 1998
Experience
- 11th Grade Language Arts & AP Lang. Teacher: Dearborn High School, 2014 to present
- Language Arts Teacher: McCollough-Unis School, 2011 – 2014
- Language Arts Teacher: Woodworth Middle School, 2010 – 2011
- Language Arts Teacher: Eaton Academy (Formerly Detroit School for the Industrial Arts) 2006 – 2009
- Language Arts Teacher: Redford High School, Detroit, 1992 – 1998