Skip to contentFerndale Schools Calendar – In honor of Black History Month, Ferndale Upper Elementary will update its Focus Boards with images and symbols that represent symbols of black culture. Their theme this year is “We believe in excellence. images of black excellence and joy.” The exhibition takes the main approach of FUEL with hands, heart, our theme and digital images and illustrations created by Jen Beaudoin. Black people
celebrity Amanda Gorman; social media educator and developer Alexis Nicole; and other athletes, artists, astronauts and pathologists. Ferndale Lower Elementary students learned about storyteller Alma Woodsey Thomas. In addition to being an artist, Alma Thomas was an accomplished teacher and community advocate for the arts and culture. Alma was a proud recluse throughout her life and devoted herself to
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developed herself and her community with outstanding results. She was the first woman in the United States to receive a BFA in fine arts and the first African-American to have a solo exhibition at the Whitney. A tai’
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tell more about Alma and his important work to do size. in our entire article. Students, students, staff, and visitors of the District with disabilities may report violations of the technology standard(s) used by the District and file a formal complaint through the District’s appeals process.
District 504 and Title II (by the District’s Section 504 Coordinator. ), and/or contact the online access coordinators with access concerns. The UHS Student Council visited Forgotten Harvest on Friday. This was our second trip this year and we beat our previous record.
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The team sorted and collected food to provide more than 12,000 meals to families in need. We had a great time and enjoyed going on our community service trip to plant trees with Green Detroit. The Ferndale Middle & High School PTO hosted a staff appreciation luncheon this week to thank and support our teachers and staff.
Food by the Balkan House with cookies and drinks available for all. Thanks to the PTO for the lunch and to all our staff for all your hard work. These students are mostly high school students in band and orchestra classes, and this year is the first year since 2019 that the choir/bass has gone all-in on preparation and
people. Ferndale Schools Superintendent Elon Jamieson said: “Leed [de Leeuw, band coach] and I are very proud of how they represent their school and their community in their own ways.” Johnnie Peoples ’95, Herb Ivory ’65, Joshua Nicks ’14, Andrese Cockroft ’14, Ezra Tillman ’99, Baxter Hall ’99, Mark Staton ’99, Kyra Newman ’20, Corbin Newman ’14, Tiffany Torres ’00,
Eric Royal ’02, Christian Chapman ’09, Quinn Wright ’99, Ernest Holley ’09, Aaron Dawson ’09, Travis Wilder ’00, Darlene White ’09, Janessa Houston ’99 and Crystal Brock ’98. Thank you so much for your support and inspiring comments.
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Join FECC in our digital newsroom for updates. Click on any of the book titles in the Reading Room to view and listen to our favorite history books that highlight Black history, culture and experience. Ferndale Schools understands the importance of making our websites accessible to people with disabilities.
We strive to provide information to all visitors, and we strive to increase the accessibility and usability of our site, while adhering to various standards and guidelines. Our Black Month theme this year at Ferndale Upper Elementary is Black Excellence and Joy.
At FUEL, we believe it is important to balance perspectives on Black history, by educating students about the many Black innovators, leaders, and activists throughout history, color to those who influence our present and future. One of the ways FUEL focused this week on Black excellence was by inviting Black Ferndale graduates from FHS and UHS into classrooms to speak to students about
their experiences growing up and graduating from Ferndale. They inspired the students by sharing the path they took to their current careers. Our students were very excited to learn from each guest speaker. We welcome many successful Ferndale alumni to inspire current students to strive for excellence.
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We are pleased to introduce two new team members joining our regional management, as well as two experienced faces bringing their experience to the new role. Please join me in welcoming them to the Ferndale family.
FHS bands and choirs participated in this past weekend’s Michigan District 4 School Bands and Soloists and Ensemble Conference. Ferndale students participated in 37 event performances, approximately 1/3 solo and 2/3 small group, at the Royal Oak event.
Of those 37 events, 20 were rated 1 (Excellent), 13 were rated 2 (Excellent) and 3 were rated 3 (Good). The three grade levels represent a solid level of success and musical performance, the result of hard work and dedication, mostly (sometimes completely) individually, without direct support from
musical staff. At FPS, we are a school family that is always learning. We support each student to develop their projects, plans and interests. We encourage and respect information about the history, values and goals of our communities.
Actively and thoughtfully promote fair access and representation, meaningful participation, and high expectations for ALL. Below are Herb Ivory, Teacher (’65), Ezra Tillman, Pastor (’99), Johnny Peeples – Med Pilot (’95), Corbin and Kira Newman, Juvenile Detention Officer and College Student (’14 & ’20
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. Crystal Brock – Entrepreneur (’98)
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