Dear Parents,

Last week we learned a new letter “Uu” and continued with the number “7”. We also talked wacky weather.

This week we will learn a new letter “Vv” and continue with the number “7”.  We will also talk about dinosaurs.

March is Reading month so the children will be able to bring in their favorite book to share with the class.  Please put your child’s name in their book.  The children will bring their book home the same day they share it.

Bring in your favorite book:

Monday March 27, Julia Z

Tuesday March 28, Mariam

Wednesday March 29, Harper

Thursday March 30, Hussein

Friday March 31, Krishiv

The week of April 3 – 7, there will be no school for spring break.

We will be having our spring party on Thursday, April 13, (there is no school on Friday, April 14).  Please bring in 12 filled plastic eggs. Watch for a sign-up sheet for our “rainbow” snack.

If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to ask.

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News from the

City of Dearborn

John B. O’Reilly, Jr., Mayor

Police Department                                                                                     Ronald Haddad, Chief of Police

16099 Michigan Avenue, Dearborn Mich. 48126                                                                (313) 943-2235

March 21, 2017

Missing Juvenile

Dearborn, MI. — On March 18, 2017, a Dearborn resident reported that her 14 year old son (Lukas Brown) did not return home after school. Lukas is described as a white male, 5’3” inches tall, he weighs approximately 130 pounds and has brown hair and brown eyes.  It is unknown what Lukas was last wearing.  Lukas has messaged friends, through social media, but he has not disclosed his location. Lukas has runaway in the past, but he has never been gone for this long without contacting his family.  The Dearborn Police Department is asking if anyone has any information on his whereabouts; please contact our department at (313) 943-2241.

Dearborn Police Chief Ronald Haddad stated, “Lukas’ safety is our number one priority and it is important that we reunite him with his family.”

Media Contact:          Lt. Gary Mann              (313) 943-2006

Crime Stoppers:         1-800- SPEAK UP      (1-800-773-2587)

Online:                       www.1800speakup.org

Text:                          CSM and your tip to CRIMES (274637)

sing Juvenile-Lukas Brown Press Release

Dear Parents,

Last week we learned a new letter “Tt” and continued with the number “7”. We also talked about green things.

This week we will learn a new letter “Uu” and continue with the number “7”.  We will also talk about Michigan’s wacky weather.

March is Reading month so the children will be able to bring in their favorite book to share with the class.  Please put your child’s name in their book.  The children will bring their book home the same day they share it.

Bring in your favorite book:

Monday March 20, Amir

Tuesday March 21, Khalil

Wednesday March 22, Hadi

Thursday March 23, Dominic

Friday March 24, Malik N

Monday March 27, Julia Z

Tuesday March 28, Mariam

Wednesday March 29, Harper

Thursday March 30, Hussein

Friday March 31, Morgan

Thank you for all of the yummy green snacks.  The results of how we liked them are on the clipboard.

The week of April 3^rd, there will be no school for spring break.

If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to ask.

    Early Childhood Programs

Open House

Open registration for all of our programs:

• Wee Scholars, Mini Scholars, Little Scholars
• Kids Club – School age before and after school program
• All Day Preschool, Half Day Preschool
• Montessori Preschool – full day
• Summer Adventure Club/Camp 2017

Wednesday, April 19, 2017 from 5 to 7 pm at each of our school locations

DuVall, Haigh, Howard, Howe, Lindbergh, Long, Snow, Whitmore-Bolles

                   Dearborn Public Schools

                                Summer Adventure Club/Camp

Parent Information Fair

Wednesday, May 3, 2017

at Snow Elementary School

5:00pm – 7:00pm

Summer Adventure Club/Camp

Location will be at: Snow Elementary School

2000 Culver Street, Dearborn, MI 48124

(313) 827-6260

Summer Adventure Club/Camp:  Minimum age is 2 years 9 months and toilet learned to 12 yrs.

The Summer Adventure Club/Camp Program will include: science activities, music,

life skills, arts & crafts, dance, team building, weekly field trips, and daily swimming.

This year’s theme: “Our Heroes!”

Weekly Themes:

June 21 – 23          Who is a Hero?                                         July 17 – 21       Fire Fighter/EMT Heroes

June 26 – 30          Heroes of the Past                                    July 24 – 28       Medical Professional Heroes

July   3 – 7           Teacher Heroes                                              July 31-Aug 4          Armed Forces Heroes

July 10 – 14                     Law Enforcement Heroes                          August 7-11      Four Legged Heroes

August 14 – 18   Who is YOUR Hero?

Registration fee $35.00 for the 1^st child and $15.00 for each additional child.

Preschool, School Age, and Middle School:  $185.00 Weekly less than 9 hours *(includes field trip admissions)

$200.00 Weekly more than 9 hours *(includes field trip admissions)

Daily Rates available

A minimum attendance of 3 days per week for at least 4 weeks is required (12 days). Daily rates will be   charged at $40.00 for 9 hours or less, and $43.00 for over 9 hours. Sibling discounts of 10% are given for each additional child. All paperwork is due 48 hours before first day of attendance.

Note:  Each child attending a field trip will be assessed a bus/fuel surcharge of $6.00 to $8.00 per field trip.

Details will be available at the Parent Information Fair on Wednesday May 3, 2017.

If you have any questions, please call 313-827-8350

Dear Parents,

Last week we learned a new letter “Rr” and a new number “7”.  We make masks for Mardi Gras and a red rooster for Chinese new year.  We also made the Cat in the Hat’s hat for Dr., Seuss’ birthday.

This week we will learn a new letter “Ss” and continue with the number “7”.  We will also have fun exploring the world of make believe.

March is Reading month so the children will be able to bring in their favorite book to share with the class.  Please put your child’s name in their book.  The children will bring their book home the same day they share it.

Bring in your favorite book:

Monday March 6, Dan

Tuesday March 7, Addison

Wednesday March 8, Julia B

Thursday March 9, Milan

Friday March 10, Ayana

Monday March 13, Ali

Tuesday March 14, Dylan

Wednesday, March 15 there will be no school.  We will be holding conferences that day.  There will be sign-up sheet for the conferences.  They will last about 15 minutes, starting at 8:00am.

Thursday March 16, Selena

Friday March 17 Rami and Malik H

St Patrick’s Day.  There will be a sign-up sheet for snack.  Don’t forget to wear green!

Week of March 6 – 10 will be Once Upon a Time, so the children can wear their princess, pirate, etc. costumes anytime that week.

Welcome back!

Last week we learned a new letter “Qq” and reviewed the number “6”.  We learned about the presidents; Lincoln and Washington.

This week we will learn a new letter “Rr” and a new number “7”.  We will talk about the Mardi Gras, the Chinese New Year and celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday.

March is Reading month so the children will be able to bring in their favorite book to share with the class.  Please put your child’s name in their book.  The children will bring their book home the same day they share it.

Bring in your favorite book:

Monday March 6, Dan

Tuesday March 7, Addison

Wednesday March 8, Julia B

Thursday March 9, Milan

Friday March 10, Ayana

Week of March 6 – 10 will be Once Upon a Time, so the children can wear their princess, pirate, etc. costumes throughout the week.

Wednesday, March 15 there will be no school.  We will be holding conferences that day.  There will be sign-up sheet for the conferences.  They will last about 15 minutes, starting at 8:00am.

Friday, March 17 is St Patrick’s Day.  There will be a sign-

up sheet for snack.  Don’t forget to wear green!

Last week we learned a new letter “Pp” and reviewed the number “6”.  We also talked about our healthy bodies.  Look in the hallway at our bodies.  We worked together to keep our bodies, muscles, bones and veins healthy.

This week we will learn a new letter “Qq” and continue practicing the number “6”. We will make some heart activities, have our valentine’s party on Tuesday and also talk about Washington and Lincoln.

There will be no School for winter break the week of February 20 – 24.

If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to ask.