Year: 2020

There is no enrollment process for our new 6th grade class.  Instead, we will be sending out invitations to the top 120 5th grade students in the district and asking them to apply. If your student is living in district, but not a DPS student, there will be an application posted on our blog (https://stem.dearbornschools.org/) mid-February…

Tuesday & Wednesday are half days. Dismissal is at 10:30. We will be running 1, 2 and 3rd hours.

Reminder: Parents or guardians need to call the STEM office to report an absence at 313-827-1904 before the school day begins.  The sooner the better so a robo call won’t go out.  If Beth, the secretary is away from her desk, please leave a message and she will mark the absence for the student.  

In case you did not check the district calendar, today is a half day. Monday is NO SCHOOL. Tuesday and Wednesday are half days with dismissal at 10:30am. MLK Day is Monday, then semester break every year has a half days at the end of the semester for middle & high school. 

There will be an informational meeting for parents of all current 8th graders interested in attending DCMST for the 2020-2021 school year on Tuesday, February 4, 2020 from 6-7 pm in the Michael Berry Lecture Hall at the Dearborn Heights Campus. For program information and eligibility, please Click Here. Deena Alam-Parks / Lead Teacherparksd@dearbornschools.org Dearborn Center for Math,…

Jazz Band Rehearsals over the next week weeks are as follows: Wednesday Jan. 15th 2:30 – 3:30 (normal time) Friday Jan. 17th 10:30 – 11:30 Wednesday Jan. 22nd – NO REHEARSAL Friday Jan. 24th – 2:30 – 3:30 (normal time) If there are any transportation issues please communicate them to Mrs. Hartrick.

Reminders: NWEA is Tuesday-Thursday mornings. Please reschedule appointments. Stay home if you are SICK! The last day to turn in late work is Wednesday at 2:15pm, with the exception of some kids who have been sick or out of town. The marking period ends Friday!

Please tune in to Fox 2 News Monday, January 13th at 6:30 PM to see our 8th graders, Almera Alnajjar and Nick Maziarz, give an interview about the importance of STEM programs and STEM careers in the future.They did a FANTASTIC job and they only had an hour’s notice!