Good news. The issue with student access has been resolved. Students can once again sign in and continue learning.
Student Access Resolved
Good news. The issue with student access has been resolved. Students can once again sign in and continue learning.
Student email and account access
We are aware of an issue involving student email and accounts. This means that students may not be able to access their email, Clever, MobyMax, etc.
We are working on a resolution. We hope to have access restored quickly.
Eid Mubarak
Wishing all our celebrating families a blessed, joyful Eid.
Steps to Success Celebrations CM4
Watching students grow, succeed, and achieve is humbling and rewarding! Oakman students are reaching for the stars!
Students receiving awards from their teacher and principal.
Students receiving awards from their teacher and principal.
Students receiving awards from their teacher and principal.
Students receiving awards from their teacher and principal.
Students receiving awards from their teacher and principal.
Students receiving awards from their teacher and principal.
Students receiving awards from their teacher and principal.
Students receiving awards from their teacher and principal.
Students receiving awards from their teacher and principal.
Students receiving awards from their teacher and principal.
Students receiving awards from their teacher and principal.
Emergency Drill, June 19
District, City, & Community Partners
To Conduct Emergency Readiness Exercise
Police, EMS, local hospitals, and school personnel will take part in June 19, 2018 practice at William Ford Elementary.
The planning started over a year ago and on Tuesday, June 19, 2018 the Dearborn Public Schools will partner with several different organizations in the city to conduct an emergency readiness exercise at William Ford Elementary School, 14749 Alber Street, Dearborn 48126.
Beginning at 8:30 a.m. and continuing until noon, residents in the area, and those traveling near the school, will see police, fire, and many other emergency personnel in and around the school.
Dearborn Public Library Summer Program
Keep your child’s summer reading inspired with these free programs sponsored by your Dearborn Public Libraries. All programs are a part of the summer reading programs held each year and are free to the public, serving all ages in all locations! Click here to check out this year’s programs.
What’s Happening This Week?
Welcome to our FINAL WEEK OF SCHOOL!
As we prepare to end the 2017/18 school year, we want to thank all our Oakman families for their continued support to both students and staff throughout the year. We look forward to working with you all and making even more memories next year.
What is Happening This Week?
Tuesday:
Celebration Assembly
Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd Grade: 1:30 – 2:15
3rd, 4th and 5th Grade: 2:15 – 3:00
Wednesday:
5th grade Promotion Ceremony at 1:30 in the cafeteria
Young 5s Celebration at 10:30
Thursday:
Kindergarten Celebration at 10:00
HALF DAY: dismissal at 11:45
LAST DAY OF SCHOOL
Summer Slide Prevention Resources
Our students worked hard all year and we do not want them to lose all the knowledge and skills that they have gained. Please encourage your child to keep working throughout the Summer for a set time each day. Below is a list of online resources that students can access throughout the Summer.
All students need to use Clever/ edmentum for 30 minutes each day
Reading
http://www.storylineonline.net/
http://www.readingrockets.org/books/summer/2018
http://www.mightybook.com/story_books.html
http://mycapstonelibrary.com/login/
Username: summer18
Login: lovetoread
http://dearbornlibrary.org/wordpress/elementary/
Math
https://www.mathplayground.com/games.html
https://www.education.com/games/math/
Writing
http://www.storyboardthat.com/
– Keep a daily journal
-Find a picture you like and write about it
Random
http://www.sheppardsoftware.com/
http://www.softschools.comhttps://
Summer Goals
📖 I will complete _______ pages in my Bridges book per week
📖 I will spend _________ minutes for _____ days/week on Edmentum during the Summer.
Message From City of Dearborn Regarding Fireworks
Dearborn residents reminded of laws related to fireworks use
As Fourth of July approaches, Dearborn residents are reminded to follow state and local laws regarding the purchase and use of fireworks, as well as to exercise extreme caution.
Consumer fireworks only allowed on certain days
In addition to low-impact fireworks such as sparklers, there are powerful or airborne fireworks, known as “consumer” fireworks, that are legal for sale and use in Michigan.
However, the use of consumer fireworks is restricted to the day before, day of, or day after national holidays, such as Fourth of July or the New Year’s holiday.
Dearborn’s fireworks ordinance also restricts the times that these fireworks may be used on permitted holidays. No use is allowed between the hours of midnight and 8 a.m. (There is an exception for New Year’s Day only, when the time of use is extended to 1 a.m.)
Dearborn residents are encouraged to call 313-943-3030 to anonymously report unsafe or illegal activity in their neighborhood, or to call 9-1-1 if there is a dangerous or emergency situation.
Regulations on fireworks, prohibited locations, fines
Other important restrictions apply to consumer fireworks use. Violation of these rules is considered a civil infraction, punishable by fines of up to $500.
All residents should be aware of the following provisions in state and local law related to consumer fireworks use:
No one is allowed to use fireworks on public properties, including schools, churches, government buildings, city streets and parks.
No one is allowed to ignite or discharge fireworks in any way that would cause them to land on someone else’s private property without the express consent of the property owners. The responsible party will also be required to pay for any damages caused by the fireworks.
You cannot discharge fireworks while under the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance.
It is illegal for anyone under the age of 18 to purchase or discharge consumer fireworks.
Some regulations also apply to the use of low-impact fireworks. Details are outlined in Sec. 14-265 of the City of Dearborn Code of Ordinances.
In addition to these rules, Dearborn Police will still enforce the city’s noise and littering ordinances, within the provisions of the state law, and issue violations when necessary.
Residents urged to use caution
Even though powerful fireworks are legal in Michigan, their use still carries the same potential dangers and liabilities. Every year, thousands of dollars in property damage is reported due to fires caused by the unsafe use of fireworks.
Additionally, it is estimated that 200 people per day go to the emergency room for fireworks-related injuries during the period surrounding the Fourth of July.
To avoid serious injuries, residents are asked to exercise caution when discharging fireworks. Guidelines from the Consumer Product Safety Commission can be found on www.cpsc.gov/fireworks.
Remember you will be held responsible for any injury or property damage caused by discharging fireworks.
