FHS News

THOUGHT OF THE DAY

” Drop the idea that you are Atlas carrying the world on your shoulders. The world would go on even without you. Don’t take yourself so seriously.”
— Norman Vincent Peale —

February is Compassion and Random Acts of Kindness Month.

Whatever you do; do from your heart!

Now is a good time to share what you can with the needy, contribute to a charity, clean out your closet-and make sure all usable clothes items are donated.

DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL GAME Today (FRIDAY) AT CRESTWOOD AT 7:00 AGAINST LINCOLN PARK. THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT.

KEY CLUB MEETS TODAY, Convention registration forms and fee is due by 2:30 today in A117. All members should attend. RMS/SB

CTE AND NON-CTE STUDENTS (Co-op): Just a reminder: You MUST turn in your weekly time cards (yellow sheets) EVERY WEEK. Each day the time cards are late, you are losing points toward your grade!!!!! (You have been warned!). McClain/Shooshanian/Stergalas

Are you interested in exploring Shakespeare’s birthplace, watching a play at the marvelous Globe Theater or viewing the change of the guard at Buckingham Place in London, England? Be sure to attend the Shakespeare Club Meeting in G210 each Thursday at 2:30. Spaces are filling up for the England trip and we are planning our annual Renaissance Festival. There are currently twelve spots and nine are still open. Take advantage of this awesome opportunity to experience a global classroom!

The Quill is an annual Fordson Magazine publication that features student and faculty artwork and creative writing. If you would like to have your work published this year, please submit your masterpieces to Ms. Prieur in G210 as soon as possible.

ALL GIRLS INTERESTED IN JOINING TENNIS THIS YEAR SHOULD PLAN ON ATTENDING THE MEETING TUESDAY MARCH 4TH IN THE CAFETERIA AT 2:30-3:00.

Class of 2010 Officers and Senators Meeting Today after school in A 106. D. Lampson and L. Ha

SALE! The Tractor Stop Shop is having a Spring Sale!!! Get up to 60% off your purchase! All you have to do is pick an egg at the time of purchase and you’ll receive the discount that is inside the egg!!

Fabulous Friday in the Tractor Stop Shop! All snacks: 2/$1.00!!! Hot beverages are still 50 cents each!!!

“Reminder: Students taking the ACT/MME, PLAN, or EXPLORE tests on March 11, 12, and 13 need to bring their own calculator for the mathematics portion of each test. Extra calculators are available to be checked out in the media center. To view a list of acceptable calculators, go to http://www.actstudent.org/faq/answers/calculator.html.”
Jeff Conway

Extremely Important Science Olympiad Meetings Wed 2/27 and Fri. 2/29 in Room D-107 at 2:25 regarding last minute tournament information on Saturday 3/1. T-Shirts will also be available. -Mrs. Farhat

Open girl’s track conditioning every Tuesday & Thursday. Meet us at 2:45 outside the girls locker room. Everyone is welcome!!

Attention current sophomores: If you are interested in having a great junior year, come to A117 after school this Friday for 20 minutes to hear about the Generation or Promise Program that promotes understanding and connections between different communities in the Metro Detroit area. Candidates must have at least a GPA of 3, good attendance, and enjoy meeting new people in order to participate. An August over night weekend retreat is also required. A follow up meeting with Ms Chris from FOCUS Hope will also be scheduled before the application deadline which is by March 15, 2008.

AP Exam ordering time for May 2008 is fast approaching. Exams are scheduled for May 5-May 16, 2008. Locations are to be determined. The regular exam fee is $84 per test. The time for collecting exam fees will be shortened this year. AP teachers will have more info next week or stop by A117 after school and speak with Mrs. Scaramucci, if you have immediate questions or concerns.

Any senior owing a fine of any type to the school must pay it by Friday May 2, 2008 otherwise his/her name WILL not appear on the graduation program and may not be able to participate in the graduation ceremony.

Seniors!!! Our years are coming to an end faster than we know it. To make our days memorable, we present to you our own class of 2008 film which will begin next semester. This is your video. Submit your photos (pictures of games and friends) on a CD or photo copy with your name, telephone number, and email address to Ms. Elder in the counseling office. See Nadine Assaf for more information. Stay Tuned for more Updates!

Apply online at WWW.LAHC.ORG for the Arab American Scholarship Foundation application. You can pick up reference only applications and more information in the Counseling Office.

Here are some more scholarship opportunities!!!
The Bank of America Student Leadership Scholarship is for Juniors and Seniors.
The Masons of the Valley of Detroit is offering a Scholarship Program for those with learning challenges. Monsanto is offering scholarship awards to Seniors planning a career in an agriculture-related field. The Rosa Parks Scholarship Foundation is now available. And the SAE Detroit Section, has a High School Poster Competition going on for all students.
ADDITIONAL INFO IS AVAILABLE AT YOUR COUNSELING OFFICE!!!

SCHOLARSHIP opportunity for 9th,10th, 11th and 12th grade students! Apply online to
www.CollegeWeekLive.com and write an essay by March 24, 2008 that will win you $2,500 for school!

AND LOOKING TO BECOME A TEACHER?? The AFT is offering scholarships for just that purpose. If you’re a qualifying senior, fill out an application from the Counseling Office.

THIS WEEK CAREER INTEREST VISITS!- Sign up in the Counseling Office to attend.

Applications are now available!
ACC, the Arab American and Chaldean Council has a scholarship program to award
high school seniors with a GPA of 3.0 or higher, have been accepted to college, and have
demonstrated extracurricular/volunteer activities. Applications must be submitted by
Friday, May 2, 2008. Contact: Kimberly Salem at 248-559-1990.

Current Scholarships with February deadlines:
U of M-Athletic, U of M –Craig Kutinsky, MEA, Monsanto, Masons of the Valley, Bank of America, KFC, Best Buy,
Rare-Everyday Heroes, Prudential Spirit

2/29 -HEALTH CAREERS DAY- Reps from various Health organizations will be here to let you know of
programs available in the Health related fields.

The Michigan Retailers Association has scholarship money available to dependents of members of MRA or who are full time students and employed part time at an MRA member business.

Michigan State Troopers are offering an Assistance Fund to someone writing an impressive essay on Community Involvement and demonstrated leadership.

Details of both and applications can be found in the Counseling Office.

Attention 10th and 11th Graders! The University of Michigan Medical School
is offering The Summer Science Academy June 15th thru June 27, 2008. Applications
must be postmarked by March 14th. There is a cost involved and eligibilities apply,
however, scholarships are available. For details, see Ms. Elder in the Counseling Office.

Juniors and Seniors interested in experiencing a
Science class in a unique field setting this summer,
get a jump start on your college education credit thru
Central Michigan University July 14th – August 1, 2008.
Check out: www.cst.cmich.edu/centers/cmubs or the
Counseling Office for details.

All About Education $5K Scholarship.
This program open to student 13 years
and older.

Emma DuBord Scholarship.
This one is for a student that has been
accepted to MSU or other accredited
Michigan college or community college.

FORD Motor Company Poetry, Essay Contest.
This award open to 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th graders.

The Superpower Scholarship-open to all
Students 13 years and older.

UPCOMING COLLEGE REP VISITS:
Sign up in the Counseling Office

Health Careers Day
2/29/08- 7:30-9:30
Meet with Reps introducing programs
you can complete in 1 and 2 yrs.

haugenj :: Feb.29.2008 :: Daily Bulletin :: Comments Off

THOUGHT OF THE DAY

” Drop the idea that you are Atlas carrying the world on your shoulders. The world would go on even without you. Don’t take yourself so seriously.”
— Norman Vincent Peale —

February is Compassion and Random Acts of Kindness Month.

Whatever you do; do from your heart!

Now is a good time to share what you can with the needy, contribute to a charity, clean out your closet-and make sure all usable clothes items are donated.

DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL GAME Today (FRIDAY) AT CRESTWOOD AT 7:00 AGAINST LINCOLN PARK. THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT.

KEY CLUB MEETS TODAY, Convention registration forms and fee is due by 2:30 today in A117. All members should attend. RMS/SB

CTE AND NON-CTE STUDENTS (Co-op): Just a reminder: You MUST turn in your weekly time cards (yellow sheets) EVERY WEEK. Each day the time cards are late, you are losing points toward your grade!!!!! (You have been warned!). McClain/Shooshanian/Stergalas

Are you interested in exploring Shakespeare’s birthplace, watching a play at the marvelous Globe Theater or viewing the change of the guard at Buckingham Place in London, England? Be sure to attend the Shakespeare Club Meeting in G210 each Thursday at 2:30. Spaces are filling up for the England trip and we are planning our annual Renaissance Festival. There are currently twelve spots and nine are still open. Take advantage of this awesome opportunity to experience a global classroom!

The Quill is an annual Fordson Magazine publication that features student and faculty artwork and creative writing. If you would like to have your work published this year, please submit your masterpieces to Ms. Prieur in G210 as soon as possible.

ALL GIRLS INTERESTED IN JOINING TENNIS THIS YEAR SHOULD PLAN ON ATTENDING THE MEETING TUESDAY MARCH 4TH IN THE CAFETERIA AT 2:30-3:00.

Class of 2010 Officers and Senators Meeting Today after school in A 106. D. Lampson and L. Ha

SALE! The Tractor Stop Shop is having a Spring Sale!!! Get up to 60% off your purchase! All you have to do is pick an egg at the time of purchase and you’ll receive the discount that is inside the egg!!

Fabulous Friday in the Tractor Stop Shop! All snacks: 2/$1.00!!! Hot beverages are still 50 cents each!!!

“Reminder: Students taking the ACT/MME, PLAN, or EXPLORE tests on March 11, 12, and 13 need to bring their own calculator for the mathematics portion of each test. Extra calculators are available to be checked out in the media center. To view a list of acceptable calculators, go to http://www.actstudent.org/faq/answers/calculator.html.”
Jeff Conway

Extremely Important Science Olympiad Meetings Wed 2/27 and Fri. 2/29 in Room D-107 at 2:25 regarding last minute tournament information on Saturday 3/1. T-Shirts will also be available. -Mrs. Farhat

Open girl’s track conditioning every Tuesday & Thursday. Meet us at 2:45 outside the girls locker room. Everyone is welcome!!

Attention current sophomores: If you are interested in having a great junior year, come to A117 after school this Friday for 20 minutes to hear about the Generation or Promise Program that promotes understanding and connections between different communities in the Metro Detroit area. Candidates must have at least a GPA of 3, good attendance, and enjoy meeting new people in order to participate. An August over night weekend retreat is also required. A follow up meeting with Ms Chris from FOCUS Hope will also be scheduled before the application deadline which is by March 15, 2008.

AP Exam ordering time for May 2008 is fast approaching. Exams are scheduled for May 5-May 16, 2008. Locations are to be determined. The regular exam fee is $84 per test. The time for collecting exam fees will be shortened this year. AP teachers will have more info next week or stop by A117 after school and speak with Mrs. Scaramucci, if you have immediate questions or concerns.

Any senior owing a fine of any type to the school must pay it by Friday May 2, 2008 otherwise his/her name WILL not appear on the graduation program and may not be able to participate in the graduation ceremony.

Seniors!!! Our years are coming to an end faster than we know it. To make our days memorable, we present to you our own class of 2008 film which will begin next semester. This is your video. Submit your photos (pictures of games and friends) on a CD or photo copy with your name, telephone number, and email address to Ms. Elder in the counseling office. See Nadine Assaf for more information. Stay Tuned for more Updates!

Apply online at WWW.LAHC.ORG for the Arab American Scholarship Foundation application. You can pick up reference only applications and more information in the Counseling Office.

Here are some more scholarship opportunities!!!
The Bank of America Student Leadership Scholarship is for Juniors and Seniors.
The Masons of the Valley of Detroit is offering a Scholarship Program for those with learning challenges. Monsanto is offering scholarship awards to Seniors planning a career in an agriculture-related field. The Rosa Parks Scholarship Foundation is now available. And the SAE Detroit Section, has a High School Poster Competition going on for all students.
ADDITIONAL INFO IS AVAILABLE AT YOUR COUNSELING OFFICE!!!

SCHOLARSHIP opportunity for 9th,10th, 11th and 12th grade students! Apply online to
www.CollegeWeekLive.com and write an essay by March 24, 2008 that will win you $2,500 for school!

AND LOOKING TO BECOME A TEACHER?? The AFT is offering scholarships for just that purpose. If you’re a qualifying senior, fill out an application from the Counseling Office.

THIS WEEK CAREER INTEREST VISITS!- Sign up in the Counseling Office to attend.

Applications are now available!
ACC, the Arab American and Chaldean Council has a scholarship program to award
high school seniors with a GPA of 3.0 or higher, have been accepted to college, and have
demonstrated extracurricular/volunteer activities. Applications must be submitted by
Friday, May 2, 2008. Contact: Kimberly Salem at 248-559-1990.

Current Scholarships with February deadlines:
U of M-Athletic, U of M –Craig Kutinsky, MEA, Monsanto, Masons of the Valley, Bank of America, KFC, Best Buy,
Rare-Everyday Heroes, Prudential Spirit

2/29 -HEALTH CAREERS DAY- Reps from various Health organizations will be here to let you know of
programs available in the Health related fields.

The Michigan Retailers Association has scholarship money available to dependents of members of MRA or who are full time students and employed part time at an MRA member business.

Michigan State Troopers are offering an Assistance Fund to someone writing an impressive essay on Community Involvement and demonstrated leadership.

Details of both and applications can be found in the Counseling Office.

Attention 10th and 11th Graders! The University of Michigan Medical School
is offering The Summer Science Academy June 15th thru June 27, 2008. Applications
must be postmarked by March 14th. There is a cost involved and eligibilities apply,
however, scholarships are available. For details, see Ms. Elder in the Counseling Office.

Juniors and Seniors interested in experiencing a
Science class in a unique field setting this summer,
get a jump start on your college education credit thru
Central Michigan University July 14th – August 1, 2008.
Check out: www.cst.cmich.edu/centers/cmubs or the
Counseling Office for details.

All About Education $5K Scholarship.
This program open to student 13 years
and older.

Emma DuBord Scholarship.
This one is for a student that has been
accepted to MSU or other accredited
Michigan college or community college.

FORD Motor Company Poetry, Essay Contest.
This award open to 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th graders.

The Superpower Scholarship-open to all
Students 13 years and older.

UPCOMING COLLEGE REP VISITS:
Sign up in the Counseling Office

Health Careers Day
2/29/08- 7:30-9:30
Meet with Reps introducing programs
you can complete in 1 and 2 yrs.

haugenj :: Feb.28.2008 :: Daily Bulletin :: Comments Off

THOUGHT OF THE DAY

Face your deficiencies and acknowledge them; but do not let them master you. Let them teach you patience, sweetness, insight.
-Helen Keller

February is Compassion and Random Acts of Kindness Month.

Whatever you do; do from your heart!

Now is a good time to share what you can with the needy, contribute to a charity, clean out your closet-and make sure all usable clothes items are donated.

“Reminder: Students taking the ACT/MME, PLAN, or EXPLORE tests on March 11, 12, and 13 need to bring their own calculator for the mathematics portion of each test. Extra calculators are available to be checked out in the media center. To view a list of acceptable calculators, go to http://www.actstudent.org/faq/answers/calculator.html.”
Jeff Conway

Student Congress Mega Conference Meeting at Robichaud H.S. all day Wednesday, February 27th. Please excuse the following students to attend, mark school-related : 9th Zeinab Moussa #0558077, 10th Reem Hamade #0570088, 11th Zeina Bazzi #0972344, Dona Bazzy #0940168, 12th Nada Hammoud #0563290, Ali Beydoun #0940123, Manall Farhat #0969077. Thank you, Mrs. Gass

Extremely Important Science Olympiad Meetings Wed 2/27 and Fri. 2/29 in Room D-107 at 2:25 regarding last minute tournament information on Saturday 3/1. T-Shirts will also be available.
-Mrs. Farhat

Boys Track: There will be a meeting after school on Wednesday in the big gym at 2:20′ Coach Mahar

Powder Puff Game: Registration was last Wednesday, February 20th. Only those girls who signed up should report to try-outs as follows: Seniors Wednesday, February 27th from 5:00-7:00 in the main gym. Juniors Thursday, February 28th from 5:00-7:00 in the main gym. Additional dates to follow.

Girls Tennis Conditioning – Tuesday, February 26, from 2:30 – 4:00 p.m. Girls, please meet in girls locker room

Open girl’s track conditioning every Tuesday & Thursday. Meet us at 2:45 outside the girls locker room. Everyone is welcome!!

All students who had Mr. Palise 1st hour first semester: Our Olive Garden lunch will be at 10:45 am this WEDNESDAY, 2/27/08. Show up hungry to G208.

KEY Club will not meet this week, but all candy money is due asap. Turn in money in A117.

Next KEY Club meeting: Thursday, February, 28 from 2:20-3:30 in the cafe. The following committees will meet after the general meeting: Project 911, Relay for Life, Pop Tabs, and Alex’s Snack Shop. Health posters will be completed for 1 hour of community service in A117 also after the general meeting. After this week, KEY Club will meet on alternate Thursdays until the end of the school year with committees meeting as needed.

All Key Club convention forms and payments are due on by Friday, February 29th or late fees will need to be added.

The next International Club meeting will be next Wednesday, February 27. All members should plan to attend. We will be exploring new people and places!

Attention current sophomores: If you are interested in having a great junior year, come to A117 after school this Friday for 20 minutes to hear about the Generation or Promise Program that promotes understanding and connections between different communities in the Metro Detroit area. Candidates must have at least a GPA of 3, good attendance, and enjoy meeting new people in order to participate. An August over night weekend retreat is also required. A follow up meeting with Ms Chris from FOCUS Hope will also be scheduled before the application deadline which is by March 15, 2008.

AP Exam ordering time for May 2008 is fast approaching. Exams are scheduled for May 5-May 16, 2008. Locations are to be determined. The regular exam fee is $84 per test. The time for collecting exam fees will be shortened this year. AP teachers will have more info next week or stop by A117 after school and speak with Mrs. Scaramucci, if you have immediate questions or concerns.

Any senior owing a fine of any type to the school must pay it by Friday May 2, 2008 otherwise his/her name WILL not appear on the graduation program and may not be able to participate in the graduation ceremony.

Seniors!!! Our years are coming to an end faster than we know it. To make our days memorable, we present to you our own class of 2008 film which will begin next semester. This is your video. Submit your photos (pictures of games and friends) on a CD or photo copy with your name, telephone number, and email address to Ms. Elder in the counseling office. See Nadine Assaf for more information. Stay Tuned for more Updates!

Apply online at WWW.LAHC.ORG for the Arab American Scholarship Foundation application. You can pick up reference only applications and more information in the Counseling Office.

Here are some more scholarship opportunities!!!
The Bank of America Student Leadership Scholarship is for Juniors and Seniors.
The Masons of the Valley of Detroit is offering a Scholarship Program for those with learning challenges. Monsanto is offering scholarship awards to Seniors planning a career in an agriculture-related field. The Rosa Parks Scholarship Foundation is now available. And the SAE Detroit Section, has a High School Poster Competition going on for all students.
ADDITIONAL INFO IS AVAILABLE AT YOUR COUNSELING OFFICE!!!

SCHOLARSHIP opportunity for 9th,10th, 11th and 12th grade students! Apply online to
www.CollegeWeekLive.com and write an essay by March 24, 2008 that will win you $2,500 for school!

AND LOOKING TO BECOME A TEACHER?? The AFT is offering scholarships for just that purpose. If you’re a qualifying senior, fill out an application from the Counseling Office.

THIS WEEK CAREER INTEREST VISITS!- Sign up in the Counseling Office to attend.

Current Scholarships with February deadlines:
U of M-Athletic, U of M –Craig Kutinsky, MEA, Monsanto, Masons of the Valley, Bank of America, KFC, Best Buy,
Rare-Everyday Heroes, Prudential Spirit

2/29 -HEALTH CAREERS DAY- Reps from various Health organizations will be here to let you know of
programs available in the Health related fields.

The Michigan Retailers Association has scholarship money available to dependents of members of MRA or who are full time students and employed part time at an MRA member business.

Michigan State Troopers are offering an Assistance Fund to someone writing an impressive essay on Community Involvement and demonstrated leadership.

Details of both and applications can be found in the Counseling Office.

Attention 10th and 11th Graders! The University of Michigan Medical School
is offering The Summer Science Academy June 15th thru June 27, 2008. Applications
must be postmarked by March 14th. There is a cost involved and eligibilities apply,
however, scholarships are available. For details, see Ms. Elder in the Counseling Office.

Juniors and Seniors interested in experiencing a
Science class in a unique field setting this summer,
get a jump start on your college education credit thru
Central Michigan University July 14th – August 1, 2008.
Check out: www.cst.cmich.edu/centers/cmubs or the
Counseling Office for details.

All About Education $5K Scholarship.
This program open to student 13 years
and older.

Emma DuBord Scholarship.
This one is for a student that has been
accepted to MSU or other accredited
Michigan college or community college.

FORD Motor Company Poetry, Essay Contest.
This award open to 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th graders.

The Superpower Scholarship-open to all
Students 13 years and older.

UPCOMING COLLEGE REP VISITS:
Sign up in the Counseling Office

Health Careers Day
2/29/08- 7:30-9:30
Meet with Reps introducing programs
you can complete in 1 and 2 yrs.

haugenj :: Feb.26.2008 :: Daily Bulletin :: Comments Off

THOUGHT OF THE DAY

” Truth never plays false roles of any kind, which is why people are so surprised when meeting it. Everyone must decide whether he wants the uncompromising truth or a counterfeit version of truth. Real wisdom consists of recommending the truth to yourself at every opportunity.”
— Vernon Howard

February is Compassion and Random Acts of Kindness Month.

Whatever you do; do from your heart!

Now is a good time to share what you can with the needy, contribute to a charity, clean out your closet-and make sure all usable clothes items are donated.

LOCKER CLEANOUT FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22 AT 8:15 A.M.

Congratulations to Abbas Alawieh for receiving the Dearborn Rotary Scholarship Award.

Mandatory Class of 2009 meeting in Room A126 after school on Friday, February 22. Mrs. Dion

Open girl’s track conditioning every Tuesday & Thursday. Meet us at 2:45 outside the girls locker room. Everyone is welcome!!

Boys Basketball District: Fordson will be playing Dearborn High on Monday 2/25, 5:30pm at Crestwood High School

KEY Club will not meet this week, but all candy money is due asap. Turn in money in A117.

Next KEY Club meeting: Thursday, February, 28 from 2:20-3:30 in the cafe. The following committees will meet after the general meeting: Project 911, Relay for Life, Pop Tabs, and Alex’s Snack Shop. Health posters will be completed for 1 hour of community service in A117 also after the general meeting. After this week, KEY Club will meet on alternate Thursdays until the end of the school year with committees meeting as needed.

All Key Club convention forms and payments are due on by Friday, February 29th or late fees will need to be added.

The next International Club meeting will be next Wednesday, February 27. All members should plan to attend. We will be exploring new people and places!

Attention current sophomores: If you are interested in having a great junior year, come to A117 after school this Friday for 20 minutes to hear about the Generation or Promise Program that promotes understanding and connections between different communities in the Metro Detroit area. Candidates must have at least a GPA of 3, good attendance, and enjoy meeting new people in order to participate. An August over night weekend retreat is also required. A follow up meeting with Ms Chris from FOCUS Hope will also be scheduled before the application deadline which is by March 15, 2008.

AP Exam ordering time for May 2008 is fast approaching. Exams are scheduled for May 5-May 16, 2008. Locations are to be determined. The regular exam fee is $84 per test. The time for collecting exam fees will be shortened this year. AP teachers will have more info next week or stop by A117 after school and speak with Mrs. Scaramucci, if you have immediate questions or concerns.

The Boys Basketball games against Wyandotte Roosevelt have been changed to Thursday 2/21 (originally scheduled for Friday 2/22). Varsity (7pm) and JV (5:30pm) @ home, Freshmen (3:30pm) @ Wyandotte. Come out and support our team in their last home basketball game of the year!

There will be a Mandatory Powderpuff Football meeting Today February 20th at 2:45 p.m. in the auditorium for all juniors and seniors interested. We are looking for players, as well as cheerleaders. See Mrs. Gass for more information.

SENIORS: If you ordered a senior shirt/sweat, you have until Wednesday Feb. 20, 08 to pick them up from Mrs. Bertolis’ room, A 102, at 2:30 p.m. Anything not claimed will be donated to charity! No Exceptions.

All seniors who ordered shirts through Jostens see Mr. Sion the week of February 18, in A 125. All unclaimed shirts will be sent to some dollar store or donated to charity. M. Sion

Any senior owing a fine of any type to the school must pay it by Friday May 2, 2008 otherwise his/her name WILL not appear on the graduation program and may not be able to participate in the graduation ceremony.

Seniors!!! Our years are coming to an end faster than we know it. To make our days memorable, we present to you our own class of 2008 film which will begin next semester. This is your video. Submit your photos (pictures of games and friends) on a CD or photo copy with your name, telephone number, and email address to Ms. Elder in the counseling office. See Nadine Assaf for more information. Stay Tuned for more Updates!

Apply online at WWW.LAHC.ORG for the Arab American Scholarship Foundation application. You can pick up reference only applications and more information in the Counseling Office.

Here are some more scholarship opportunities!!!
The Bank of America Student Leadership Scholarship is for Juniors and Seniors.
The Masons of the Valley of Detroit is offering a Scholarship Program for those with learning challenges. Monsanto is offering scholarship awards to Seniors planning a career in an agriculture-related field. The Rosa Parks Scholarship Foundation is now available. And the SAE Detroit Section, has a High School Poster Competition going on for all students.
ADDITIONAL INFO IS AVAILABLE AT YOUR COUNSELING OFFICE!!!

SCHOLARSHIP opportunity for 9th,10th, 11th and 12th grade students! Apply online to
www.CollegeWeekLive.com and write an essay by March 24, 2008 that will win you $2,500 for school!

AND LOOKING TO BECOME A TEACHER?? The AFT is offering scholarships for just that purpose. If you’re a qualifying senior, fill out an application from the Counseling Office.

THIS WEEK CAREER INTEREST VISITS!- Sign up
in the Counseling Office to attend.

Current Scholarships with February deadlines:
U of M-Athletic, U of M –Craig Kutinsky, MEA, Monsanto, Masons of the Valley, Bank of America,
KFC, Best Buy, Rare-Everyday Heroes, Prudential Spirit

2/21 -The CIA invites all those interested to listen
in on what this Government Agency has to offer in terms of
education, scholarships and employment opportunities.

2/29 -HEALTH CAREERS DAY- Reps from various
Health organizations will be here to let you know of
programs available in the Health related fields.

The Michigan Retailers Association has scholarship money
available to dependents of members of MRA or who are
full time students and employed part time at an MRA member business.

Michigan State Troopers are offering an Assistance Fund to someone
writing an impressive essay on Community Involvement and demonstrated
leadership.

Details of both and applications can be found in the Counseling Office.

Attention 10th and 11th Graders! The University of Michigan Medical School
is offering The Summer Science Academy June 15th thru June 27, 2008. Applications
must be postmarked by March 14th. There is a cost involved and eligibilities apply,
however, scholarships are available. For details, see Ms. Elder in the Counseling Office.

UPCOMING COLLEGE REP VISITS:
Sign up in the Counseling Office

Central Intelligence Agency-CIA
2/21/08-8:30 a.m.
They require homework before their
visit. See the Website: www.cia.gov

Health Careers Day
2/29/08- 7:30-9:30
Meet with Reps introducing programs
you can complete in 1 and 2 yrs.

haugenj :: Feb.21.2008 :: Daily Bulletin :: Comments Off

THOUGHT OF THE DAY

Human salvation lies in the hands of the creatively maladjusted.
-Martin Luther King, Jr.

February is Compassion and Random Acts of Kindness Month.

Whatever you do; do from your heart!

Now is a good time to share what you can with the needy, contribute to a charity, clean out your closet-and make sure all usable clothes items are donated.

Boys Basketball District: Fordson will be playing Dearborn High on Monday 2/25, 5:30pm at Crestwood High School

Pre Med meeting today, February 20 after school in Room D205.

KEY Club will not meet this week, but all candy money is due asap. Turn in money in A117.

Next KEY Club meeting: Thursday, February, 28 from 2:20-3:30 in the cafe. The following committees will meet after the general meeting: Project 911, Relay for Life, Pop Tabs, and Alex’s Snack Shop. Health posters will be completed for 1 hour of community service in A117 also after the general meeting. After this week, KEY Club will meet on alternate Thursdays until the end of the school year with committees meeting as needed.

All Key Club convention forms and payments are due on by Friday, February 29th or late fees will need to be added.

The next International Club meeting will be next Wednesday, February 27. All members should plan to attend. We will be exploring new people and places!

Attention current sophomores: If you are interested in having a great junior year, come to A117 after school this Friday for 20 minutes to hear about the Generation or Promise Program that promotes understanding and connections between different communities in the Metro Detroit area. Candidates must have at least a GPA of 3, good attendance, and enjoy meeting new people in order to participate. An August over night weekend retreat is also required. A follow up meeting with Ms Chris from FOCUS Hope will also be scheduled before the application deadline which is by March 15, 2008.

AP Exam ordering time for May 2008 is fast approaching. Exams are scheduled for May 5-May 16, 2008. Locations are to be determined. The regular exam fee is $84 per test. The time for collecting exam fees will be shortened this year. AP teachers will have more info next week or stop by A117 after school and speak with Mrs. Scaramucci, if you have immediate questions or concerns.

The Boys Basketball games against Wyandotte Roosevelt have been changed to Thursday 2/21 (originally scheduled for Friday 2/22). Varsity (7pm) and JV (5:30pm) @ home, Freshmen (3:30pm) @ Wyandotte. Come out and support our team in their last home basketball game of the year!

There will be a Mandatory Powderpuff Football meeting Today February 20th at 2:45 p.m. in the auditorium for all juniors and seniors interested. We are looking for players, as well as cheerleaders. See Mrs. Gass for more information.

SENIORS: If you ordered a senior shirt/sweat, you have until Wednesday Feb. 20, 08 to pick them up from Mrs. Bertolis’ room, A 102, at 2:30 p.m. Anything not claimed will be donated to charity! No Exceptions.

All seniors who ordered shirts through Jostens see Mr. Sion the week of February 18, in A 125. All unclaimed shirts will be sent to some dollar store or donated to charity. M. Sion

Any senior owing a fine of any type to the school must pay it by Friday May 2, 2008 otherwise his/her name WILL not appear on the graduation program and may not be able to participate in the graduation ceremony.

Science Olympiad: Extremely Important Meetings Tuesday 2/19 and Wednesday 2/20 Regarding
1. Final Event Scheduling
2. Permission Slips (Due 2/21)
3. Final Team Roster
Room D-107 at 2:25 Sharp!
Mrs. Farhat

Seniors!!! Our years are coming to an end faster than we know it. To make our days memorable, we present to you our own class of 2008 film which will begin next semester. This is your video. Submit your photos (pictures of games and friends) on a CD or photo copy with your name, telephone number, and email address to Ms. Elder in the counseling office. See Nadine Assaf for more information. Stay Tuned for more Updates!

Apply online at WWW.LAHC.ORG for the Arab American Scholarship Foundation application. You can pick up reference only applications and more information in the Counseling Office.

Here are some more scholarship opportunities!!!
The Bank of America Student Leadership Scholarship is for Juniors and Seniors.
The Masons of the Valley of Detroit is offering a Scholarship Program for those with learning challenges. Monsanto is offering scholarship awards to Seniors planning a career in an agriculture-related field. The Rosa Parks Scholarship Foundation is now available. And the SAE Detroit Section, has a High School Poster Competition going on for all students.
ADDITIONAL INFO IS AVAILABLE AT YOUR COUNSELING OFFICE!!!

SCHOLARSHIP opportunity for 9th,10th, 11th and 12th grade students! Apply online to
www.CollegeWeekLive.com and write an essay by March 24, 2008 that will win you $2,500 for school!

AND LOOKING TO BECOME A TEACHER?? The AFT is offering scholarships for just that purpose. If you’re a qualifying senior, fill out an application from the Counseling Office.

THIS WEEK CAREER INTEREST VISITS!- Sign up
in the Counseling Office to attend.

Current Scholarships with February deadlines:
U of M-Athletic, U of M –Craig Kutinsky, MEA, Monsanto, Masons of the Valley, Bank of America,
KFC, Best Buy, Rare-Everyday Heroes, Prudential Spirit

2/21 -The CIA invites all those interested to listen
in on what this Government Agency has to offer in terms of
education, scholarships and employment opportunities.

2/29 -HEALTH CAREERS DAY- Reps from various
Health organizations will be here to let you know of
programs available in the Health related fields.

The Michigan Retailers Association has scholarship money
available to dependents of members of MRA or who are
full time students and employed part time at an MRA member business.

Michigan State Troopers are offering an Assistance Fund to someone
writing an impressive essay on Community Involvement and demonstrated
leadership.

Details of both and applications can be found in the Counseling Office.

Attention 10th and 11th Graders! The University of Michigan Medical School
is offering The Summer Science Academy June 15th thru June 27, 2008. Applications
must be postmarked by March 14th. There is a cost involved and eligibilities apply,
however, scholarships are available. For details, see Ms. Elder in the Counseling Office.

UPCOMING COLLEGE REP VISITS:
Sign up in the Counseling Office

Central Intelligence Agency-CIA
2/21/08-8:30 a.m.
They require homework before their
visit. See the Website: www.cia.gov

Health Careers Day
2/29/08- 7:30-9:30
Meet with Reps introducing programs
you can complete in 1 and 2 yrs.

haugenj :: Feb.20.2008 :: Daily Bulletin :: Comments Off

THOUGHT OF THE DAY

“There is in us a lyric germ or nucleus which deserves respect; it bids a man to ponder or create; and in this dim corner of himself he can take refuge and find consolations which the society of his fellow creatures does not provide.”
-Norman Douglas

February is Compassion and Random Acts of Kindness Month.

Whatever you do; do from your heart!

Now is a good time to share what you can with the needy, contribute to a charity, clean out your closet-and make sure all usable clothes items are donated.

Attention all US FIRST Robotics Members: We will be meeting after school today and tomorrow to get the robot ready to ship. Attendance is mandatory.

Congrats to the boys swim team for defeating Willow Run last Tuesday (Fordson 79- Willow Run 51). The young and talented “tankers” closed out the season with three wins, finishing (3-3) in the Mega blue division. The league meet is this Wednesday (5:00 p.m.) & Friday (6:00 p.m.) at Willow Run High School……S. Wyka

Pre Med meeting this Wednesday, February 19 after school in Room D205.

KEY Club will not meet this week, but all candy money is due asap. Turn in money in A117.

Next KEY Club meeting: Thursday, February, 28 from 2:20-3:30 in the cafe. The following committees will meet after the general meeting: Project 911, Relay for Life, Pop Tabs, and Alex’s Snack Shop. Health posters will be completed for 1 hour of community service in A117 also after the general meeting. After this week, KEY Club will meet on alternate Thursdays until the end of the school year with committees meeting as needed.

All Key Club convention forms and payments are due on by Friday, February 29th or late fees will need to be added.

The next International Club meeting will be next Wednesday, February 27. All members should plan to attend. We will be exploring new people and places!

Attention current sophomores: If you are interested in having a great junior year, come to A11 after school this Friday for 20 minutes to hear about the Generation or Promise Program that promotes understanding and connections between different communities in the Metro Detroit area. Candidates must have at least a GPA of 3, good attendance, and enjoy meeting new people in order to participate. An August over night weekend retreat is also required. A follow up meeting with Ms Chris from FOCUS Hope will also be scheduled before the application deadline which is by March 15, 2008.

AP Exam ordering time for May 2008 is fast approaching. Exams are scheduled for May 5-May 16, 2008. Locations are to be determined. The regular exam fee is $84 per test. The time for collecting exam fees will be shortened this year. AP teachers will have more info next week or stop by A117 after school and speak with Mrs. Scaramucci, if you have immediate questions or concerns.

The Boys Basketball games against Wyandotte Roosevelt have been changed to Thursday 2/21 (originally scheduled for Friday 2/22). Varsity (7pm) and JV (5:30pm) @ home, Freshmen (3:30pm) @ Wyandotte. Come out and support our team in their last home basketball game of the year!

There will be a Mandatory Powderpuff Football meeting on Wednesday February 20th at 2:45 p.m. in the auditorium for all juniors and seniors interested. We are looking for players, as well as cheerleaders. See Mrs. Gass for more information.

SENIORS: If you ordered a senior shirt/sweat, you have until Wednesday Feb. 20, 08 to pick them up from Mrs. Bertolis’ room, A 102, at 2:30 p.m. Anything not claimed will be donated to charity! No Exceptions.

All seniors who ordered shirts through Jostens see Mr. Sion the week of February 18, in A 125. All unclaimed shirts will be sent to some dollar store or donated to charity. M. Sion

Huzzah! The Shakespeare Club is looking for new members to help plan the Fordson Renaissance Festival and organize outside trips. We meet every Thursday in G210 at 2:30, and we are always looking for creative and enthusiastic lords and ladies! We will be designing coats of arms, creating costumes, and lots of fun activites. Officers will be elected after the mid-winter break.

Any senior owing a fine of any type to the school must pay it by Friday May 2, 2008 otherwise his/her name WILL not appear on the graduation program and may not be able to participate in the graduation ceremony.

Science Olympiad: Extremely Important Meetings Tuesday 2/19 and Wednesday 2/20 Regarding
1. Final Event Scheduling
2. Permission Slips (Due 2/21)
3. Final Team Roster
Room D-107 at 2:25 Sharp!
Mrs. Farhat

Seniors!!! Our years are coming to an end faster than we know it. To make our days memorable, we present to you our own class of 2008 film which will begin next semester. This is your video. Submit your photos (pictures of games and friends) on a CD or photo copy with your name, telephone number, and email address to Ms. Elder in the counseling office. See Nadine Assaf for more information. Stay Tuned for more Updates!

Apply online at WWW.LAHC.ORG for the Arab American Scholarship Foundation application. You can pick up reference only applications and more information in the Counseling Office.

Here are some more scholarship opportunities!!!
The Bank of America Student Leadership Scholarship is for Juniors and Seniors.
The Masons of the Valley of Detroit is offering a Scholarship Program for those with learning challenges. Monsanto is offering scholarship awards to Seniors planning a career in an agriculture-related field. The Rosa Parks Scholarship Foundation is now available. And the SAE Detroit Section, has a High School Poster Competition going on for all students.
ADDITIONAL INFO IS AVAILABLE AT YOUR COUNSELING OFFICE!!!

Current Scholarships with February deadlines:
U of M-Athletic, U of M –Craig Kutinsky, MEA, Monsanto, Masons of the Valley, Bank of America,
KFC, Best Buy, Rare-Everyday Heroes, Prudential Spirit

SCHOLARSHIP opportunity for 9th,10th, 11th and 12th grade students! Apply online to
www.CollegeWeekLive.com and write an essay by March 24, 2008 that will win you $2,500 for school!

AND LOOKING TO BECOME A TEACHER?? The AFT is offering scholarships for just that purpose. If you’re a qualifying senior, fill out an application from the Counseling Office.

THIS WEEK CAREER INTEREST VISITS!- Sign up
in the Counseling Office to attend.

2/21 -The CIA invites all those interested to listen
in on what this Government Agency has to offer in terms of
education, scholarships and employment opportunities.

2/29 -HEALTH CAREERS DAY- Reps from various
Health organizations will be here to let you know of
programs available in the Health related fields.

UPCOMING COLLEGE REP VISITS:
Sign up in the Counseling Office

Northwestern Technical College Rep
will be here February 19th. Sign up
in the Counseling Office.

Central Intelligence Agency-CIA
2/21/08-8:30 a.m.
They require homework before their
visit. See the Website: www.cia.gov

Health Careers Day
2/29/08- 7:30-9:30
Meet with Reps introducing programs
you can complete in 1 and 2 yrs.

haugenj :: Feb.19.2008 :: Daily Bulletin :: Comments Off

THOUGHT OF THE DAY

As human beings, we are endowed with freedom of choice, and we cannot shuffle off our responsibility upon the shoulders of God or nature. We must shoulder it ourselves. It is our responsibility.
-Arnold J. Toynbee

February is Compassion and Random Acts of Kindness Month.

Whatever you do; do from your heart!

Now is a good time to share what you can with the needy, contribute to a charity, clean out your closet-and make sure all usable clothes items are donated.

The Boys Basketball games against Wyandotte Roosevelt have been changed to Thursday 2/21 (originally scheduled for Friday 2/22). Varsity (7pm) and JV (5:30pm) @ home, Freshmen (3:30pm) @ Wyandotte. Come out and support our team in their last home basketball game of the year!

There will be a Mandatory Powderpuff Football meeting on Wednesday February 20th at 2:45 p.m. in the auditorium for all juniors and seniors interested. We are looking for players, as well as cheerleaders. See Mrs. Gass for more information.

SENIORS: If you ordered a senior shirt/sweat, you have until Wednesday Feb. 20, 08 to pick them up from Mrs. Bertolis’ room, A 102, at 2:30 p.m. Anything not claimed will be donated to charity! No Exceptions.

All seniors who ordered shirts through Jostens see Mr. Sion the week of February 18, in A 125. All unclaimed shirts will be sent to some dollar store or donated to charity. M. Sion

Huzzah! The Shakespeare Club is looking for new members to help plan the Fordson Renaissance Festival and organize outside trips. We meet every Thursday in G210 at 2:30, and we are always looking for creative and enthusiastic lords and ladies! We will be designing coats of arms, creating costumes, and lots of fun activites. Officers will be elected after the mid-winter break.

Any senior owing a fine of any type to the school must pay it by Friday May 2, 2008 otherwise his/her name WILL not appear on the graduation program and may not be able to participate in the graduation ceremony.

Science Olympiad: Extremely Important Meetings Tuesday 2/19 and Wednesday 2/20 Regarding
1. Final Event Scheduling
2. Permission Slips (Due 2/21)
3. Final Team Roster
Room D-107 at 2:25 Sharp!
Mrs. Farhat

Seniors!!! Our years are coming to an end faster than we know it. To make our days memorable, we present to you our own class of 2008 film which will begin next semester. This is your video. Submit your photos (pictures of games and friends) on a CD or photo copy with your name, telephone number, and email address to Ms. Elder in the counseling office. See Nadine Assaf for more information. Stay Tuned for more Updates!

Apply online at WWW.LAHC.ORG for the Arab American Scholarship Foundation application. You can pick up reference only applications and more information in the Counseling Office.

Here are some more scholarship opportunities!!!
The Bank of America Student Leadership Scholarship is for Juniors and Seniors.
The Masons of the Valley of Detroit is offering a Scholarship Program for those with learning challenges. Monsanto is offering scholarship awards to Seniors planning a career in an agriculture-related field. The Rosa Parks Scholarship Foundation is now available. And the SAE Detroit Section, has a High School Poster Competition going on for all students.
ADDITIONAL INFO IS AVAILABLE AT YOUR COUNSELING OFFICE!!!

Current Scholarships with February deadlines:
U of M-Athletic, U of M –Craig Kutinsky, MEA, Monsanto, Masons of the Valley, Bank of America,
KFC, Best Buy, Rare-Everyday Heroes, Prudential Spirit

SCHOLARSHIP opportunity for 9th,10th, 11th and 12th grade students! Apply online to
www.CollegeWeekLive.com and write an essay by March 24, 2008 that will win you $2,500 for school!

AND LOOKING TO BECOME A TEACHER?? The AFT is offering scholarships for just that purpose. If you’re a qualifying senior, fill out an application from the Counseling Office.

UPCOMING COLLEGE REP VISITS:
Sign up in the Counseling Office

Northwestern Technical College Rep
will be here February 19th. Sign up
in the Counseling Office.

Central Intelligence Agency-CIA
2/21/08-8:30 a.m.
They require homework before their
visit. See the Website: www.cia.gov

Health Careers Day
2/29/08- 7:30-9:30
Meet with Reps introducing programs
you can complete in 1 and 2 yrs.

haugenj :: Feb.18.2008 :: Daily Bulletin :: Comments Off

THOUGHT OF THE DAY

The real voyage of discovery consists of not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes.
Marcel Proust

CORE VALUES

January’s Core Value Focus: Perseverance

When you come to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on. —-Franklin D. Roosevelt

Dates to Remember - Mid Winter Break February 11 through 15.

Attention All NHS Members: There will be a mandatory NHS meeting this Friday after school in the Cafeteria.

There will be a Mandatory Powderpuff Football meeting on Wednesday February 20th at 2:45 p.m. in the auditorium for all juniors and seniors interested. We are looking for players, as well as cheerleaders. See Mrs. Gass for more information.

SENIORS: If you ordered a senior shirt/sweat, you have until Wednesday Feb. 20, 08 to pick them up from Mrs. Bertolis’ room, A 102, at 2:30 p.m. Anything not claimed will be donated to charity! No Exceptions.

All seniors who ordered shirts through Jostens see Mr. Sion the week of February 18, in A 125. All unclaimed shirts will be sent to some dollar store or donated to charity. M. Sion

Huzzah! The Shakespeare Club is looking for new members to help plan the Fordson Renaissance Festival and organize outside trips. We meet every Thursday in G210 at 2:30, and we are always looking for creative and enthusiastic lords and ladies! We will be designing coats of arms, creating costumes, and lots of fun activites. Officers will be elected after the mid-winter break.

Valentine Flowers will be delivered during 1st and 2nd hour Friday, February 8th. Extra roses will be available for $2 during the lunches on Friday. Mrs. Gass

Any senior owing a fine of any type to the school must pay it by Friday May 2, 2008 otherwise his/her name WILL not appear on the graduation program and may not be able to participate in the graduation ceremony.

Science Olympiad Mandatory Meetings every Tuesday and Wednesday from Jan. 15 thru Feb. 27 at 2:25 in Room D-107 - Mrs. Farhat

Seniors!!! Our years are coming to an end faster than we know it. To make our days memorable, we present to you our own class of 2008 film which will begin next semester. This is your video. Submit your photos (pictures of games and friends) on a CD or photo copy with your name, telephone number, and email address to Ms. Elder in the counseling office. See Nadine Assaf for more information. Stay Tuned for more Updates!

FREE FINANCIAL AID WORKSHOP
To assist high school seniors and parents with federal student aid forms, regardless of college
choice, February 9th at Baker College campus, Allen Park. (313) 425-3700

Students, A NEW POLICY: In addition to having a Pass when entering the Counseling Office, please SIGN IN. Thank you! We appreciate you following this new procedure.

Apply online at WWW.LAHC.ORG for the Arab American Scholarship Foundation application. You can pick up reference only applications and more information in the Counseling Office.

Here are some more scholarship opportunities!!!
The Bank of America Student Leadership Scholarship is for Juniors and Seniors.
The Masons of the Valley of Detroit is offering a Scholarship Program for those with learning challenges. Monsanto is offering scholarship awards to Seniors planning a career in an agriculture-related field. The Rosa Parks Scholarship Foundation is now available. And the SAE Detroit Section, has a High School Poster Competition going on for all students.
ADDITIONAL INFO IS AVAILABLE AT YOUR COUNSELING OFFICE!!!

Current Scholarships with February deadlines:
U of M-Athletic, U of M –Craig Kutinsky, MEA, Monsanto, Masons of the Valley, Bank of America,
KFC, Best Buy, Rare-Everyday Heroes, Prudential Spirit

SCHOLARSHIP opportunity for 9th,10th, 11th and 12th grade students! Apply online to
www.CollegeWeekLive.com and write an essay by March 24, 2008 that will win you $2,500 for school!

AND LOOKING TO BECOME A TEACHER?? The AFT is offering scholarships for just that purpose. If you’re a qualifying senior, fill out an application from the Counseling Office.

There will be an STLF meeting in the auditorium for all those doing the Community Service trip.
The meeting is at 1:00 Thursday the 7th and either a parent MUST attend or Ms. Elder MUST
receive a phone call from the parent before the student will be allowed to board the bus.

UPCOMING COLLEGE REP VISITS:
Sign up in the Counseling Office

Northwestern Technical College Rep
will be here February 19th. Sign up
in the Counseling Office.

Central Intelligence Agency-CIA
2/21/08-8:30 a.m.
They require homework before their
visit. See the Website: www.cia.gov

Health Careers Day
2/29/08- 7:30-9:30
Meet with Reps introducing programs
you can complete in 1 and 2 yrs.

haugenj :: Feb.08.2008 :: Daily Bulletin :: Comments Off