Please view the video below for a very inspirational story about 1992 Barcelona Olympic sprinter, Derek Redmond. Through school and even physical education, they teach us to continue to work hard, and never, ever give up!
Please ‘view’ our learning target(s) as well as strategies for success.
Please ‘click‘ to view a brief video of Stout physical education teacher Mr. Vietinghoff and Mr. Antonazzo, a student teacher at Wayne State University introduce the volleyball unit to students here at Stout Middle School 🙂
Based on Public Law 306 (October 2016), third grade students who are more than a year below grade level on the state ELA assessment are under consideration for retention in third grade. Dearborn Public Schools staff in elementary schools have been systematically planning to ensure that teachers have the training to teach reading effectively and that students receive small group instruction based on their needs. The current year second graders are the first group to potentially be impacted by the legislation.
You are invited to join the district task force to strengthen the planning process and to ensure that the community is informed and engaged in the success of every student.
Information Courtesy of Dr. Jill Chochol, Executive Director; Edsel Ford Feeder Collaboration.
E-mail: chochoj@dearbornschools.org
Please view the link below for the Google Doc of our Dearborn Schools’ Middle School Fitness Standards:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1uUvGAE7PzHLbz1F71bT6FTv0-L5lXonhg1d24QuDXKA/edit?usp=sharing
Now that our Thanksgiving break has concluded, all students in both Mr. Tapp’s and Mr. Vietinghoff’s physical education classes will be tested in the area(s) of muscular strength & muscular endurance. These tests include the pull-up test, push-up test as well as sit-up test.
PBIS Rewards Friday included movie and Dodgeball, which consisted of the teachers versus the Students. Pictured below is Team Teachers.
The eighth (8th) grade Championship Team, who defeated Team Teachers 3 to 5. Congratulations, boys! 🙂
Hanging out with Dr. Ryan Lazar, an adapted physical education teacher in Dearborn Schools during yesterday’s professional development workshop(s) at McCollough-Unis. 🙂
Learning Target(s) –both content & language objectives for today’s lesson.
Picture Below [Left to Right]:
Mr. Andrew Antonazzo, a student-teacher from Wayne State University. Mr. Antonazzo is learning to become a teacher, specifically, a physical education teacher. Here, Mr. Antonazzo stands with sixth (6th) grade student Basel Naser. Basel came to Stout today dressed as Superman. Basel is an excellent student and we enjoy having him in our 6th grade P.E. class.
Mr. Vietinghoff with Basel prior to the start of class in which all classes are participating and learning to improve their front crawl in swimming 🙂
As a kind reminder, Marking Period One (1) Ends this Friday, November 2nd, 2018. Students as well as their parents can view their grades from afar on Student Connect & Parent Connect, respectively. Parents, please go to:
https://sisweb.resa.net/ParentPortal/
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me via e-mail at: vietinl@dearbornschools.org
Yours in Education,
Mr. Vietinghoff
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In addition, below is link to the MHSAA physical & medical history form in PDF format for students and their families to print & take to their physician and/or pediatrician to complete. These need to be on-file with Mr. Haddad and/or Mr. Hool no later than this Friday, October 26th, 2018 in order to be eligible for your try-outs.
https://www.mhsaa.com/portals/0/Documents/health%20safety/physical2page.pdf