Hi Juniors,

The best way to communicate with me is through Remind. I will be sending out important messages to you regarding different opportunities, school activities, events and dates. Remind is great because it also allows you to send me a message in which I can respond to you right away.

Here are the directions on how to sign up:

Thank you and looking forward to meeting you all,

Mr. Mustafa Remind Accounts Juniors Class of 2021

Step 1.    Dial 81010

Step 2.  Text the following code according to what your last name begins with and send:

Abb- All    text    @abb-all

Alm- Bey  text   @alm-bey

Bil- Hum   text   @bil-hum

Hus-Ode   text   @hus-ode

Oma-Zea  text   @oma-zea

What
FreeTechnologySessions

Who
Parents and Family Members

When
Monday February 12, 2018 from 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm

Where
FordsonHighSchool–Cafeteria
The following Sessions will be offered to adults
Using the Internet
Smartphones & mobile apps that make life easier
Using email
Parent Connect
Online Shopping
Using Social Media
Online Banking
Using iblog
Hosted by FHS Staff Members.
Complimentary Kids Club for ages 4-12.
Refreshments will be served

                    Final Exam Schedule

Final Exam Schedule – January 24, 25, 26, 2018

Wednesday, Jan. 24         Thursday, Jan. 25                  Friday , Jan. 26

1^st Hour Exam                    3^rd Hour Exam                        5^th Hour Exam

7:20 – 8:50  90 min.          7:20 – 8:50   90 min.               7:20 – 8:50   90 min.

Break 10 minutes             Break 10 minutes                   Break 10 minutes

2nd Hour Exam                 4^th Hour Exam                          6^th Hour Exam

9:00 – 10:30   90 min.       9:00 – 10:30  90 min.               9:00 – 10:30 90 min.  

                                  No Lunch – School is dismissed at 10:30

                                                Breakfast will be served

REVISED Guidelines for Students

Using the Dearborn Public Library during Finals

In the recent past, the library has dealt with inappropriate behavior during the two weeks prior to final exams (January and June). Students have been excessively loud, disrespectful, and destructive, causing considerable stress for both staff and other library patrons. Because of these issues, we are putting new guidelines into effect in an attempt to deter this behavior.

During the period of January 16 – January 26, 2018:

• All students between the ages of 13-17 are required to have either in-building parent/guardian supervision or a parental/guardian-signed agreement that the student will abide by the Library Code of Conduct while in any library building.
• If parent/guardian remains in the building: If a parent/guardian elects to remain in the building, they may supervise up to 4 students.  They will be required to sign a form listing the students’ names and agreeing that they are responsible for that group.
• If parent chooses to leave the building: If the parent chooses to leave the building, they will be required to sign a form providing accurate, personal contact information as well as the contact information of an alternate person authorized to pick-up the student if deemed necessary by library staff.  Library staff decisions are binding.
• Additionally, all students must show school ID or other valid photo identification upon entering the building. To enforce this, the Library will post staff at the public entrance doors to greet people as they enter the building.
• Children under 13 years of age are not allowed to remain in a library building without direct parental supervision at any time of year.
• Any information collected will not be used for the purpose of creating a library record but, should a disciplinary situation arise, may be shared with law enforcement, school officials, the student’s parents and library staff.

Students,

THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR YOUR PARENTS AND YOU YOU!!

Our Superintendent Dr. Glenn Maleyko will be our guest speaker at our PTSA meeting on March 7th at 6 pm in the Fordson Auditorium. The topic of conversation will be the future of the Dearborn Public Schools. This is an opportunity for your parents as well as yourselves to engage in the process by asking questions and be informed about your school district, your school and your child’s educational future.

Please forward this information to your parents and we hope to see you all there.

Refreshments will be served and door prizes will be given away.

Tenth Grade Team

Mr. Mustafa (10th Grade Principal)    Mrs. Allie (10th grade Liaison)   Mr. Allie  (Social Responsibility Technician)

CELL PHONES – Cell Phones are not allowed to be out in the classroom during class time.  Cell Phones distract you from paying attention to the instruction in the classroom which in turn affects your academic performance in the classroom.  There will be consequences if you are referred to the office for technology abuse.

ATTENDANCE -Make sure you get to class on time and avoid any tardies or Late’s.  The audit policy will be enforced and there will be no exceptions.  Last school year over 200 students were placed on audit and are repeating their classes in nigh school.                       4 tardies = 1 absence              2 Late’s = 1 Absence            15 minutes late = 1 Absence

TRIPLE (H) RULE =  Absolutely  No headphones, No Hats and No Hoodies.  Headphones in your ears while in the hallways  causes a safety issue in the event we need to evacuate the hallways.  You need to be able to hear an adult while you’re walking in the halls.  If your headphones are confiscated, the only way you will get them back is if your parents pick them up.  Hats and Headphone conceal your identity in the event we need to identify anyone on camera.

PASSES =   Your teachers were asked to not allow any passes during class time.  When they say NO, then that means NO.  You will be called out of class if that needs to happen.

PBIS ( Positive Behavior Intervention and Support) = PBIS is a live document in which all your teachers and administrative team can view on a daily basis to track all your infractions.  The purpose of PBIS is to make sure you understand the appropriate behavior, that is why your teachers spend time to go over classroom expectation and routines.  You can qualify for a reward if you continue to show the positive behavior throughout the school year.

FIGHTING =  Fighting will result in a suspension of 5 days or more depending on the extent.  Retaliation will also result in a 5 days or more suspension.  You will also be issued a ticket up to $500.00 in which you will have to appear in court for a hearing.  If you are having issues with someone please see any of the 10th grade team members such as your Teacher, Liaison, Social Responsibility Technician and counselor.

YOUR SUCCESS– As 10th graders you are the emerging leaders at Fordson.   This means that you need to lead by example through your actions and behaviors.  We want you to have a successful school year by joining clubs and involving yourself in the school culture. PRIDE, TRADITION and LEGACY is what Fordson students are all about.

Thanks

Mr. Mustafa