O.L. Smith Middle School
Class News
Teacher of the Year Nominations
05 years
by Andrew Wellman
in Class News
TIME TO VOTE
It is that time of year where you can nominate a teacher for the Teacher of the Year.
If you have a teacher that you feel has made a positive impact for you, give them the recognition by nominating them for the teacher of the year!
Click the Link !
Girl’s Basketball 2020
05 years
by Andrew Wellman
in Class News
Girl’s Basketball Tryouts will be on
Thursday, January 23rd, 2020
3 PM- 4:45 PM
Must have an up to date physical turned in to the office
Must be in good standing academically and behaviorally
Must have proper gym shoes and attire (will be sent home if the proper shoes/attire is not worn)
Vaping Presentation @ DHS
05 years
by Andrew Wellman
in Class News
| #Students1stDbnSchs-Press Release #18-Vaping Education Event at DHS#Students1stDbnSchs-Press Release #18-Vaping Education Event at DHSPress Release #18/2019-20 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Nov. 19, 2019 Contact: Stacy Rumler, Dearborn High social worker (313) 827-1628 rumlers@dearbornschools.org David Mustonen, Communications Director (313) 827-3006 mustond@dearbornschools.org Free vaping information session Dec. 3 Does your teen vape? Do their friends?Increasingly, the answer to at least one of those questions is probably yes. Nationally, more than one in three high school seniors has vaped in the last year, and more than one in four have done so in the last month, according to the 2019 National Youth Tobacco Survey.And electronic cigarette use (vaping) is not limited to high schoolers. Some 18 percent of eighth graders had vaped in the last year, and about one in ten had done so in the last month, according to the spring survey.Parents and community members who want to learn more about this alarming epidemic are invited to attend a free vaping information session on Dec. 3 at 6 p.m. at Dearborn High School. St. Joseph Mercy Health System will present the session Vaping 101: What’s Important to Know. The session will include information on what a vape is, how it is used, the effects of vaping, and the legal issues surrounding vaping.Vaping is not allowed on any Dearborn Public School property. Students caught vaping or in possession of vaping products face serious discipline, including possible suspension, as well as a misdemeanor ticket from the school resource officer. In Michigan, those under the age of 18 are not allowed to buy or own vaping products.Often parents and other adults do not realize youth are vaping. Many vape devices are designed to look like other items such as thumb drives or markers. Vaping also does not produce a tell-tale smell of cigarette smoke, but can deliver the same or even higher levels of addictive nicotine.###PR 18 Vaping devices – The photo shows some of the vaping materials that were confiscated from students at one Dearborn Public School last year. Many of the devices are designed to look innocuous like thumb drives or phone charging banks. Community members are invited to learn more about the teen vaping epidemic during a free seminar on Dec. 3 at 6 p.m. at Dearborn High School. |
Remind App Sign up
16 years
by Andrew Wellman
in Class News
- This is a message system that will send you messages for homework reminders and announcements for our class.
Send the code for your class below as a message to 81010
Be sure to reply with your first and last name - 1st Hour: @1stwellman
- 2nd Hour: @2ndwellman
- 4th Hour: @4thwellman
- 5th Hour: @5thwellman
- 6th Hour: @6wellman