Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors interested in running for election for Class of 2023, Class of 2024 and 2022 Student Coordinating Council (juniors) officer:
Class of 2023 are running for a two year term (Junior and Senior years).
Class of 2024 are running for a one year term.
The Student Coordinating Council for 2022 is for Juniors only: These officers set the calendar for student activities for the year; set up fundraisers; set up dates for Spirit Weeks; set up the date for Senior Class Photo and various other student activities. They act as a liaison between the administration and the entire student body. These officers are not the Class officers of 2022 that deal only with Senior Class Issues. These officers basically coordinate events and handle activities.
If you are interested in running for one of these offices, please send an email to Mr. Tyler at tylerm@dearbornschools.orgno later than 3:00 pm Wednesday April 14th. Provide your name and graduation year. He will send you an application that will need to be filled out and sent back, with added information requested on the application.
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Yasmeen Nasr Community Liaison Edsel Ford High School 313-827-1535 nasry@dearbornschools.org
Dearborn Public School students age 16 to 18 years old and their parents have an opportunity to sign up to get COVID vaccinations at the Detroit Medical Center (DMC).
Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors interested in running for election for Class of 2023, Class of 2024 and 2022 Student Coordinating Council (juniors) officer:
Class of 2023 are running for a two year term (Junior and Senior years).
Class of 2024 are running for a one year term.
The Student Coordinating Council for 2022 is for Juniors only: These officers set the calendar for student activities for the year; set up fundraisers; set up dates for Spirit Weeks; set up the date for Senior Class Photo and various other student activities. They act as a liaison between the administration and the entire student body. These officers are not the Class officers of 2022 that deal only with Senior Class Issues. These officers basically coordinate events and handle activities.
If you are interested in running for one of these offices, please send an email to Mr. Tyler at tylerm@dearbornschools.orgno later than 3:00 pm Wednesday April 14th. Provide your name and graduation year. He will send you an application that will need to be filled out and sent back, with added information requested on the application.
Beginning Tuesday, April 13th, 2021 Edsel Ford High School, and all other high schools in Michigan, will be administering the SAT, PSAT, Work Keys &M-Step assessment to all high school students. The following is the 2021 testing schedule for all 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th grade students.
Tuesday, April 13th – 11th Grade SAT Testing
Wednesday, April 14th- 11th Grade WorkKeys Testing AM / PSAT 9th grade PM
Thursday, April 15th- 11th Grade MSTEP AM /PSAT 10th grade PM
What are these tests for?
SAT- The SAT is an admission test accepted by all U.S. colleges through the College Board. The College Board has programs to encourage all students to take advantage of higher education. The State of Michigan also uses this one-time test to rank our students against other students in the State. This measurement determines if Edsel Ford High School has made progress in reducing gaps in achievement. These scores are reported on the student’s transcripts that universities and colleges review.
PSAT- The PSAT test is for 9th and 10th grade students to prepare them for the SAT test which is taken during the 11th grade. This test is a major criterion for college admissions. This test will give students feedback on their strengths and weaknesses on skills necessary for college study and success. A real advantage is that when students get their PSAT scores- they can get an Individual KHAN Academy Plan- which is a customized SAT study plan based on their PSAT test performance.
Any 10th grader who is interested in the Henry Ford Collegiate Academy scholarship, must take the PSAT 10.
WorkKeys- The WorkKeys assessment measures essential workplace skills and helps focus on building career pathways. The tests also measure students’ skills and how they stack up to what employers expect from them in the workforce.
M-Step– The M-Step is an assessment that will be used by the State of Michigan to assess where our students rank in reference to their proficiency in science and social studies. The State of Michigan also uses this one-time test to rank our students against other students in the State and as a measurement to determine if Edsel Ford High School has made progress in reducing gaps in achievement. These scores are reported on the student’s transcripts that universities and colleges review.
It is crucial that our students come to school prepared, on time and on task to be successful on these exams. Moreover, it is important that our students continue to demonstrate to the entire State of Michigan that they are the finest students in the state. All students enrolled in Dearborn Schools are required to take these assessments. The State of Michigan calls for all students to take these standardized assessments and they are a required part of state and federal accountability. Students in our Virtual Learning Program will also be attending on the above dates. All building staff will be reporting on these days so that we may maintain small numbers in each of our testing rooms. For 11th graders, the assessments are part of the Michigan Merit Examinations and are a Dearborn graduation requirement. This includes SAT, Workkeys and MStep. Students should bring their own calculator for testing if possible.
Please keep in mind these key facts regarding testing
No cell phones or electronic devices – These items are NOT permitted in the testing rooms at any time, even if powered off. Being in possession of these items in the test room will result in an invalidation of the test. They will not be allowed in the hallways between tests or on breaks.
Photo Identification – Students must show either their school ID or a driver’s license when they check in. If they do not have an ID, let us know immediately prior to testing.
Timed Tests – All the tests are timed so students must be to school on time. We encourage all students to arrive by 7:15 am or earlier on the testing days.
No food, drink or other unnecessary items in the test rooms – Students should plan to only bring #2 pencils and their photo ID.
Students must listen and follow all directions during testing. Students must successfully complete all three days of testing including the M-Step test in order to receive their diploma from Dearborn Public Schools. Successfully completing means they must put forth honest effort and cannot just bubble in answers and cannot commit any testing violations.
To accommodate the testing, we will have a revised school schedule on April 13th, 14th and 15th. Also, please see the Table on the last page as an additional piece of information.
The schedule is as follows:
Tuesday- April 13th
7:40 -12:40pm SAT TESTING (All Juniors and Seniors needing to test)
9th, 10th and 12th not testing- Asynchronous Work will be assigned
Wednesday- April 14th
8:00-11:15am Juniors and Seniors needing to take the WorkKeys test
10th and 12th not testing – Asynchronous Work will be assigned
11:30-2:55 Freshman take the PSAT 9th Grade Test
Thursday, April 15th
8:00-11:15am Juniors and Seniors needing to test take the M-Step test
9th, 10th not testing – Asynchronous Work will be assigned
11:30-2:55pm Sophomores take the PSAT 10th Grade Test
Bus Transportation Plan:
On Tuesday, April 13th
No MBCC, or DCMST Buses-
All Juniors and Seniors that need to test will be picked up 20 minutes earlier than their normal AM pick up times. Buses will take them home after 12:40 pm.
Wednesday, April 14th
No MBCC, DCMST Buses all day
All Juniors and Seniors that need to test will be picked up at their normal AM pick up times. Buses will take them home after 11:15.
Freshman will be picked up 3 hours later than the usual pick-up time and return home after 2:55 dismissal
Freshman will arrive at EF around 11am and will be socially distanced in the cafeteria until the PSAT test begins.
Thursday, April 15th
No MBCC or DCMST in the AM
All Juniors and Seniors that need to test will be picked up at their normal AM times. Buses will take them home after 11:15am.
Sophomores will be picked up 3 hours later than usual pick-up time and return home after 2:55 dismissal
Sophomores will arrive at EF around 11am and be socially distanced in the cafeteria until the PSAT test begins.
Additional Daily Schedule Breakdown Chart for Explanation:
Tuesday 4/13/2021
Wednesday 4/14/2021
Thursday 4/15/2021
11th Graders
7:40-12:40SAT plus EssayDismissal at 12:40
8:00-11:15 ACT WorkKeysDismissal at 11:15
8:00-11:15 M-STEP Science & SSDismissal at 11:15
12th Graders
Asynchronous work will be assigned
Asynchronous work will be assigned
Asynchronous work will be assigned
10th Graders
Asynchronous work will be assigned
Asynchronous work will be assigned
No classes in the morning11:30-2:55 PSAT 10Dismissal at 2:55
9th Graders
Asynchronous work will be assigned
No classes in the morning11:30-2:55 PSAT 9Dismissal at 2:55
Asynchronous work will be assigned
Let’s go Thunderbirds! Once again – it’s Edsel’s time to shine!
A confirmed case of coronavirus (Covid-19) has been identified at school 4/8/21. We are working closely with Wayne County Health Departmentto identify exposures and prevent further cases. This letter is informational only; no further action is required for you at this time. If you have not been contacted by the district nurse or your building administrator, you are not considered to be a close-contact to the positive individual.
I want to thank all staff and students for following through social distancing measures and adhering to all other guidelines, like wearing masks at all times and not being in close contact with anyone for 15 minutes or more. I want to also remind all staff and students that we need to respect everyone’s privacy at all times. Your safety and privacy are important to us. Again, we thank all of you for adhering to all guidelines.
The virus that causes COVID-19 is thought to spread mainly from person to person, through respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs, sneezes or talks. These droplets can land in the mouths or noses of people who are nearby or possibly be inhaled into the lungs. Spread is more likely when people are less than six feet from each other for at least 15 minutes. A person who is a close contact of someone who is infected with COVID-19 may experience COVID-19 symptoms typically within two to fourteen days after a person is exposed.
The symptoms of COVID-19 are similar in children and adults. Symptoms can include: Fever (>100.4oF), cough, shortness of breath, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, runny or stuffy nose, loss of taste or smell, abdominal pain.
There are many things that can be done to keep our schools, homes, and communities “COVID-19 free” and protect ourselves and loved ones:
Children and adults should stay home when ill.
Washing hands often with soap and running warm water for at least 20 seconds.
If a hand washing station is not available, use hand sanitizer properly. Gels, rubs, and hand wipes must contain at least 60% alcohol. Dispose of wipes in the trash after use.
Practice Good Respiratory Etiquette (cover a cough with elbow versus hand).
Follow guidance for wearing a face covering and social distancing.
If you have questions, please contact Wayne County Health Department at 734-727-7078.
Following the guidance of the MI Safe Schools Roadmap, the school has been disinfected. This includes spraying classrooms, hallways, locker rooms, and common areas as needed with a sanitizer, along with other methods of disinfection.
Additional information can be found on the CDC website.
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بخصوص: وجود حالة إصابة بكوفيد – ١٩
تم تحديد حالة إصابة مؤكدة بفيروس كورونا (كوفيد -١٩ ) في المدرسة. نحن نعمل بشكل وثيق مع إدارة الصحة بمقاطعة وين لتحديد من كانوا في تماس مباشر مع الحالة المؤكدة ومنع وقوع إصابات جديدة. إن الغرض منهذه الرسالة هو الإخطار فقط ؛ لا يلزم اتخاذ أي إجراء آخر من قبلكم في هذا الوقت. إذا لم يتم الاتصال بك من قبل ممرضة القطاع أو مسؤول المبنى الخاص بك ، فلا تعتبروا ممن كانوا على اتصال وثيق بالشخص المصاب.
أود أن أشكر جميع الموظفين والطلاب لاتباعهم تدابير التباعد الاجتماعي والالتزام بجميع الإرشادات الأخرى ، مثل ارتداء الأقنعة في جميع الأوقات وعدم الاتصال الوثيق بأي شخص لمدة 15 دقيقة أو أكثر. أريد أيضًا أن أذكر جميع الموظفين والطلاب أننا بحاجة إلى احترام خصوصية الجميع في جميع الأوقات. سلامتكم و خصوصيتكم مهمة بالنسبة لنا. مرة أخرى ، نشكركم جميعًا على التزامكم بجميع الإرشادات.
يُعتقد أن الفيروس المسبب لـ كوفيد -١٩ ينتشر بشكل أساسي من شخص لآخر ، من خلال الرذاذ التنفسي الذي ينتج عندما يسعل الشخص المصاب أو يعطس أو يتحدث. يمكن أن تهبط هذه القطرات في أفواه أو أنوف الأشخاص القريبين أو ربما يتم استنشاقها في الرئتين. تزداد احتمالية انتشار المرض عندما يتواجد الأشخاص على مسافة تقل عن ستة أقدام من بعضهم البعض لمدة ١٥ دقيقة على الأقل. قد يعاني الشخص الذي يكون على اتصال وثيق بشخص مصاب بـ كوفيد -19 من أعراض الفيروس عادةً في فترة تتراوح بين يومين إلى أربعة عشر يومًا من يوم التعرض.
تتشابه أعراض كوفيد -١٩ عند الأطفال والبالغين. يمكن أن تشمل الأعراض: الحمى (حرارة أعلى من ٤. ١٠٠ درجة فهرنهايت) ، والسعال ، وضيق التنفس ، والغثيان ، والقيء ، والإسهال ، وسيلان أو احتقان الأنف ، وفقدان حاسة التذوق أو الشم ، وآلام في البطن.
هناك العديد من الأشياء التي يمكن القيام بها للحفاظ على مدارسنا و منازلنا ومجتمعاتنا وحماية أنفسنا وأحبائنا “خالية من كوفيد -١٩ “:
يجب على الأطفال والبالغين البقاء في المنزل عند المرض.
غسل اليدين بالصابون والماء الدافئ الجاري لمدة 20 ثانية على الأقل بشكل دائم.
في حالة عدم توفر مكان لغسيل الأيدي ، استخدم معقم اليدين بشكل صحيح. يجب أن تحتوي المواد الهلامية والمطهر ومناديل اليدين على نسبة ٦٠ ٪ على الأقل من الكحول. تخلص من المناديل المبللة في سلة المهملات بعد الاستخدام.
تدرب على آداب التنفس الجيدة (قم بالسعال بالكوع من الجهة الداخلية).
اتبع الإرشادات الخاصة بارتداء غطاء الوجه والتباعد الاجتماعي.
للاسئلة، الرجاء الاتصال بمديرية الصحة بمقاطعة وين على الرقم: ٧٠٧٨ – ٧٢٧ ( ٧٣٤) .
اتباعاً لإرشادات خارطة طريق إعادة فتح المدارس بشكل آمن التي قررتها ولاية ميشغان سابقاَُ، تم تطهيرو تعقيم المدرسة. تضمن ذلك رش الفصول الدراسية والممرات وغرف تبديل الملابس والأماكن المشتركة الاستخدام حسب الحاجة بالمطهرات ، إلى جانب تطبيق طرق أخرى للتعقيم.
If you are thinking about purchasing an SAT study guide here are some suggestions: Princeton Review, College Board, and Kaplan. The books can be purchased at a variety of locations including Barnes and Noble and Amazon.com
Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors interested in running for election for Class of 2023, Class of 2024 and 2022 Student Coordinating Council (juniors) officer:
Class of 2023 are running for a two year term (Junior and Senior years).
Class of 2024 are running for a one year term.
The Student Coordinating Council for 2022 is for Juniors only: These officers set the calendar for student activities for the year; set up fundraisers; set up dates for Spirit Weeks; set up the date for Senior Class Photo and various other student activities. They act as a liaison between the administration and the entire student body. These officers are not the Class officers of 2022 that deal only with Senior Class Issues. These officers basically coordinate events and handle activities.
If you are interested in running for one of these offices, please send an email to Mr. Tyler at tylerm@dearbornschools.orgno later than 3:00 pm Wednesday April 14th. Provide your name and graduation year. He will send you an application that will need to be filled out and sent back, with added information requested on the application.
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(ترجمة هذه الصفحة في الأسفل. إضغط على Select Language ثم اختر اللغة العربي Arabic.)
Yasmeen Nasr Community Liaison Edsel Ford High School 313-827-1535 nasry@dearbornschools.org
Parents and students 16 or older, if you are interested in receiving a COVID vaccination, we still have slots available on April 16 at the Detroit Medical Center. Find the registration link and more information on our First Bell site.
If you are thinking about purchasing an SAT study guide here are some suggestions: Princeton Review, College Board, and Kaplan. The books can be purchased at a variety of locations including Barnes and Noble and Amazon.com
Freshmen, Sophomores and Juniors interested in running for election for Class of 2023, Class of 2024 and 2022 Student Coordinating Council (juniors) officer:
Class of 2023 are running for a two year term (Junior and Senior years).
Class of 2024 are running for a one year term.
The Student Coordinating Council for 2022 is for Juniors only: These officers set the calendar for student activities for the year; set up fundraisers; set up dates for Spirit Weeks; set up the date for Senior Class Photo and various other student activities. They act as a liaison between the administration and the entire student body. These officers are not the Class officers of 2022 that deal only with Senior Class Issues. These officers basically coordinate events and handle activities.
If you are interested in running for one of these offices, please send an email to Mr. Tyler at tylerm@dearbornschools.orgno later than 3:00 pm Wednesday April 14th. Provide your name and graduation year. He will send you an application that will need to be filled out and sent back, with added information requested on the application.
(ترجمة هذه الصفحة في الأسفل. إضغط على Select Language ثم اختر اللغة العربي Arabic.)
Yasmeen Nasr Community Liaison Edsel Ford High School 313-827-1535 nasry@dearbornschools.org
