F i t z h e r a l d A N e w slett er fo r th e C o m m u n ity of F itz g er ald P u blic S ch o ols 5 8 6 .7 5 7 .1 7 5 0 • w w w .fitz.k 1 2.m i.u s June 2015 The June issue of the Fitzherald is our opportunity to applaud the accomplishments of the Fitzgerald High School Class of 2015 and the Fitzgerald Virtual Academy Class of 2015. The district also has students that elected to complete their high school requirements through the Macomb Early College program or by attending the Macomb Math, Science and Technology Center. We invite you to join in the celebration of these young men and women! Our district is celebrating the graduation of 160 students in the FHS Class of 2015! The academic leaders of this class are featured on the cover of the Fitzherald and are commended for their achievement. Forty percent of the students in the Class of 2015 earned a cumulative grade point average of 3.0- 4.0+. Seven students were enrolled in college courses while completing their high school graduation requirements. In addition, three students graduated from Macomb Early College by completing an Associate Degree as they earned their high school requirements. There were also two students that were enrolled at the Macomb Math, Science and Technology Center (MMSTC) as they completed their high school requirements at FHS. The Class of 2015 also exceeded the 40 hours of community service requirement with thirty-two percent of the students completing 70 to more than 150 hours of service. This is a remarkable accomplishment by students! Also featured, are the winners of our district monetary awards. The students of this graduating class have applied to or enrolled in a college, university or trade school to continue their education, while others are entering the military or the job market. Our students have been awarded more than $700,000 in scholarships from colleges and universities. The FHS Class of 2015 also represents a remarkable diversity of races, cultures and places of origin. In the Class of 2015, there are fifteen different races and cultures, speaking twelve different languages at home. Educators talk about preparing students for a global economy; we live, work and succeed in a global community through the Fitzgerald High School experience. We are proud of our student population and the rich traditions that come with our diversity. It is the experiences that we have together that truly prepare students for successes beyond high school. The Class of 2015 from the Fitzgerald Virtual Academy is the first group of graduates from this unique program. Ten students completed their high school requirements by participating in the first year of the virtual program. Many of the students have reached this milestone under very difficult circumstances. Message from the Superintendent Continued on page 11 Nafisa Newaz Valedictorian Nafisa Newaz is Fitzgerald High School’s 2015 Valedictorian with a cumulative 4.46 GPA. In the fall, Nafisa will be attending the University of Michigan. While attending FHS, Ms. Newaz earned numerous awards including the 2015 Social Studies and Mathematics Department Awards, WXYZ Brightest and Best Award, as well as being named to the Macomb County All Academic Team. In addition to these prestigious honors, Nafisa participated in Student Council, Multi-Cultural Club, and was a member of the National Honor Society. Samiha Ishrat Salutatorian Samiha Ishrat is Fitzgerald High School’s 2015 Salutatorian with a cumulative 4.3 GPA. In the fall, Stamina will be attending the University of Michigan - Dearborn Campus. In addition to her academic success, Ms. Ishrat was the recipient of the 2015 Fitzgerald High School English Language Arts Department award. While at FHS, Samiha also participated in the Multi- Cultural Club, Student Council and was a member of the National Honor Society.
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FitzheraldA Newsletter for the Community of Fitzgerald Public Schools
586.757.1750 • www.fitz.k12.mi.us
June 2015
Message from the Superintendent
The June issue of the Fitzherald is our opportunity to applaud the accomplishments of the Fitzgerald High School Class of 2015 and the Fitzgerald Virtual Academy Class of 2015. The district also has students that elected to complete their high school requirements through the Macomb Early College program or by attending the Macomb Math, Science and Technology Center. We invite you to join in the celebration of these young men and women!
Our district is celebrating the graduation of 160 students in the FHS Class of 2015! The academic leaders of this class are featured on the cover of the Fitzherald and are commended for their achievement. Forty percent of the students in the Class of 2015 earned a cumulative grade point average of 3.0-4.0+. Seven students were enrolled in college courses while completing their high school graduation requirements. In addition, three students graduated from Macomb Early College by completing an Associate Degree as they earned their high school requirements. There were also two students that were enrolled at the Macomb Math, Science and Technology Center (MMSTC) as they completed their high school requirements at FHS.
The Class of 2015 also exceeded the 40 hours of community service requirement with thirty-two percent of the students completing 70 to more than 150 hours of service. This is a remarkable accomplishment by students! Also featured, are the winners of our district monetary awards. The students of this graduating class have applied to or enrolled in a college, university or trade school to continue their education, while others are entering the military or the job market. Our students have been awarded more than $700,000 in scholarships from colleges and universities.
The FHS Class of 2015 also represents a remarkable diversity of races, cultures and places of origin. In the Class of 2015, there are fifteen different races and cultures, speaking twelve different languages at home. Educators talk about preparing students for a global economy; we live, work and succeed in a global community through the Fitzgerald High School experience. We are proud of our student population and the rich traditions that come with our diversity. It is the experiences that we have together that truly prepare students for successes beyond high school.
The Class of 2015 from the Fitzgerald Virtual Academy is the first group of graduates from this unique program. Ten students completed their high school requirements by participating in the first year of the virtual program. Many of the students have reached this milestone under very difficult circumstances.
Message from the Superintendent
Continued on page 11
Nafisa Newaz Valedictorian
Nafisa Newaz is Fitzgerald High School’s 2015 Valedictorian with a cumulative 4.46 GPA. In the fall, Nafisa will be attending the University of Michigan. While attending FHS, Ms. Newaz earned numerous awards including the 2015 Social Studies and Mathematics Department Awards, WXYZ Brightest and Best Award, as well as
being named to the Macomb County All Academic Team. In addition to these prestigious honors, Nafisa participated in Student Council, Multi-Cultural Club, and was a member of the National Honor Society.
Samiha Ishrat Salutatorian
Samiha Ishrat is Fitzgerald High School’s 2015 Salutatorian with a cumulative 4.3 GPA. In the fall, Stamina will be attending the University of Michigan - Dearborn Campus. In addition to her academic success, Ms. Ishrat was the recipient of the 2015 Fitzgerald High School English Language Arts Department award.
While at FHS, Samiha also participated in the Multi-Cultural Club, Student Council and was a member of the National Honor Society.
Page 2 Class of 2015 Graduates Randy Darshawn Adams** Sultan Mohammed Adil Andrew James Ahearn Fahim Ahmed Joni Ahmed* Momnur Ahmed*** Nasrin Ahmed Rashida Begum Ahmed+*** Sanjida Ahmed* Shamima Akther+*** Ossama Ali Jakeyreia Devanjalique Andrews* Kathryn Marie Arndt* Kellie Marie Ashlin+*** Monica Kays Aziz Antonio Lamar Bailey+*** Antonia Yelitza Balmaceda Jimmy Dior Barnes+*** Aysha Begum Naimah Begum Christian Achille-John Biolchini+*** Angela Lee’Yonna Bondon+*** Lena Loretta Bradley+*** Briana Nichole Bradley-Love+** Renee Charles Brewart+*** Nolan Maurice-Pate Brice** Jovani James Bruglio Lexie Nicole Byrd Brandon Lee Carlini Asha Amelia Carter DeAndre Hakeem Chavers Delwyn Lovell Chester Jr. +** Skylar Rose Chevatewa* Janna Chowdhury Cidney Leigh Christian Bradley Raymond Clark Eontay Jamal Cooper Shaquila Judith Daniel Taylor Reneee Davis* Abreyah Mi-yah Dennis Malik Lashawn Dixon-Lynch Alan Matthew Dreyer Aaliyah A’lexis Dulin* Dale Richard Dunmire Romario Maged Eisa+* Cierra Nastasha Fitzgerald+*** Tiera Briana Fitzgerald** Nicholas Richard Frechette Reagan Sierra Gantz Samantha Gariqoas Semaj’ Daquan Gillard Jamar Golly Zachary Ellington Gray DeShun Monchear Greene William Oliver Greene IV+** Mateusz Wiktor Grzelak
Aubrey Anton Gulley III* Royale Danay-Monique Hamilton+** Jacqueline Amanda Hanks Leonard Mikel Hanna Ariful Haque Louis Deshawn-Etheridge Harris Deja Simone Hartman+* Brianna Edna Hatch** Diamond Lindell Hill+* Yarnise Shuntel Hines Kyeana Lenay Hodge Anwar Hussain Mohammed Hussain Amani Risha Hutson Kaitlyn Anne Hyek Gregory Caeleb Irby*** Samiha Ishrat*** Rumena Begum Islam*** Dadrion Anne’I James Alexis Cherie Johnson LaTonya Monae’ Johnson+** Jannatul Ferdowski Juhena+*** Mohammed Gulam Kibria* Jaylen Cameron King Dillon Waleed Kiryakos Charlee Jordan Knue Brenton John Krawcke Shahidul Islam Laskar Branden Sea Fang Lee Timothy Robert Lerchenfeldt India Samone Lewis Tyler Lavon Loston Ti’onna Kristin Lowe+** LaTaja Aloni Maddox*** Dominika Magdalena Majda* Rose Lee Marcotullio Aaron Jalen Marshall Danita Dotney Mason Micha Nicole McCarthy Anthony Michael McGuire Asma Miah Isha Al Rashedeen Miah** Sharmin Begum Miah Jason Thomas Milne Jamarius Vontez Mitchell Vaughn Ramone Montgomery Greshonda Keonna Morton* Patrick Scott Gerald Muller Gerald Kendrick Murphy Jr. Michael Lawrance Murray+*** Nafisa Tabassum Newaz Matthew Allen Odish Christian Erique Parris Tulha Ali Pirzada Na’Driel Charai Pittman** Brittany Kate Pope
Aniesha Naniqua Preyer Paige Aryn Prisco*** Austin Dale Quill Maximillian Hunter Raab Saifur Rahman Dalton Ray Reese Haley Ann Reese Andrew James Rigby Moynul Ahasan Rizbe Ery’Kah Mychal Ross* Nitu Ranjan Roy Jessica Nicole Ryan*** Leah Stephanie Sanders*** Arianna Jo Savine* Gabriel James Saxinger III Destiny Dayvonna Scott+*** Chelsea Salem Shamoon Ma’Khi Wyntr Shaw** Shahrin Islam Shomi Delenthius Delmon Sidney Jr. Danielle Lexus-Lashae Smith+*** Aaron Michael Stepp Sabrina LaTasha Steverson+*** Abraham Bassam Swaid Trenten James Talcott Marshon Lamont Taylor Kenneth Thomas III* Jordan Charles Tiffin DeAndre LeRon Turner Pinki Uddin Stephen Lamar Usher+*** Kaitlyn Elizabeth Van Tuil Stanley Chavez Weaver** Devin Marie Weiland** Cierra Nicole Williams Ivory Monte’ William’s** Ja’Darria Jestine Williams Monique Marie Williams Shanell Ja’Niece Williams StarKeda Renee Williams Tiffanie Je’sha Williams Lovell D’Shawn Ron Christian Williamson Nicole Lynn Wilson+*** Jacob Lee Wisniewski Jevon Terrell Wright II+* Afsana Zaman Tahrim Mohammad Zaman* Anna Lisa Xuewei Zeile
*** Highest Honors (3.75 – 4.00) – Purple** High Honors (3.50 – 3.74) – Red* Honors (3.00 – 3.49) – Blue+ National Honor Society
Class of 2015 Graduates Class of 2015 Honored Page 3
Shane Griffin ScholarshipLouis Harris Chelsea Shamoon
Stacey Bollan ScholarshipYarnise Hines
Students Against Destructive Decisions ScholarshipJannatul Juhena
Fitzgerald Band Booster ScholarshipCharlee Knue
Department AwardsKellie Ashlin Art Department Briana Bradley-Love Business Education DepartmentSamiha Ishrat English Department Kaitlyn Van Tuil Foreign Language Department Nafisa Newaz Mathematics Department Arianna Savine Performing Arts DepartmentLouis Harris Physical Education DepartmentMonica Aziz Science DepartmentNafisa Newaz Social Studies DepartmentAustin Quill Technology Education Department
Secondary Success
Fitzgerald Virtual Academy
Fahim AhmedSharmin Akter EmuTyler Franklin HallMutakabbir Hussain
Dylan Michael LambertAzjanae Angel SheffieldDarren Michael SkinnerKharmisha Renee Wilson
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Students Receive Award from Michigan Schools and Credit Union
FHS sophomore students, Destiny Hawshaw and My Tran presented a student credit card marketing campaign to the Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union. As part of this presentation the students developed a one minute video commercial, a radio announcement, an image for Facebook, a brochure, informational postcard and discussed breakeven points and return on investment for their marketing campaign. We are proud to announce that the students placed second in
the competition. This is the first time Fitzgerald has sent a team to compete in this competition. Representatives of the Michigan Schools and Government Credit Union presented the students with an award at a Board Meeting on May 28.
Kharmisha Wilson, FVA graduate accompanied by Teacher in Charge, Mark Richie
Dylan Michael Lambert, Darren Michael Skinner and Kharmisha Renee Wilson
Fahim Ahmed
Class of 2015: Excited to Graduate!
Korean War Veteran Earns Diploma
Congratulations to Korean War Veteran Mr. James Kump, who earned his honorary Fitzgerald Public Schools’ high school diploma on March 9, 2015. It’s never too late…
Perfect Attendance
Fitzgerald HighSchool
Chatterton Middle School
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H One YearHH Two YearsHHH Three YearsHHHH Four Years
12th GradeAbreyah Dennis HMateusz Grzelak HHSamiha Ishrat HHHJason Milne HHHAndrew Rigby HHKaitlyn Van Tuil HHCierra Williams HJacob Wisniewski HHHHTahrim Zaman HH
Tayshawn Larkins HH Danielle Lawrence HAngel Sutter HKyle Taylor HKeng Thao HJordan Walton H H H
Mound Park Elementary SchoolKindergartenAshlyn Bolman H Deanna Lee H••••••••4th GradeBrittany Mayle H Samantha Sutter H••••••••5th GradeSajidur Murad H Mahedi Limon HH Marouf Ahmed HH
Three Years of Perfect Attendance Brothers, Jordan WaltonTaye Ghadiali
Westview Elementary School1st GradeCheyenne Jasper H ••••••••3rd GradeKrysta Szafranic H••••••••5th Grade Sumit Das H
Chatterton Achievements
Honors NightStudents were recognized at Chatterton Middle School’s Honors Assembly in early June for their achievements in the following categories: • Honor Roll • All “A’s”• Citizenship • Junior Honor Society• Student Council • Robotics Team• Presidential Academics • Perfect Attendance• Club Participation • Department Awards Art, Recycling, Caped Crusaders, Photography, Yearbook, and China Quiz Bowl
8th Grade Department AwardsArt: Victor Quantrell, Alayna AbernathyPerforming Arts: Erik Alston, Angel SutterPhysical Education: Taye Ghadiali, Janelle Jean-BaptisteChinese: Jason Holmes, Olivia MarcosMath: Jason Holmes, Katelyn ParkerScience: Aaron Pope, Olivia MarcosEnglish: Aaron Pope, Shermana AkterSocial Studies: Joshua Waltiere, Rifat Rodoshi
8th Grade Presidential Academic Awards Christal Lang Kristin Yokel
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Chatterton Achievements Page 7
Chatterton Awarded GrantCongratulations to Chatterton Middle School (CMS) for
receiving a $10,000 Confucius Classroom Grant through Wayne State University’s Confucius Institute. On June 11, the District held a grand opening ceremony during the Board of Education meeting. State Representative Derek Miller; Fitzgerald Public Schools Superintendent, Barbara VanSweden; State Senator Steve Bieda; Wayne State University’s Confucius Institute Director, Dr. John Brender; CMS Principal,Laurie Fournier; Wayne State University Professor, Li Liang; CMS Mandarin Chinese Teacher, Katie VanGorder; and CMS Principal, Keith Tonn were present to celebrate the opening.
Items of Interest
State Representative to Host Senior Town Hall Event at FPS
On Friday, July 10 at 10am in the Fitzgerald High School – Automotive and Technology Institute, State Representative, Derek E. Miller will host a Senior Town Hall Event. Some of the presenters will be the Macomb County Prosecutor’s Office, Area Agency on Aging, and Macomb County Community Services Agency. Mark your calendar and stay informed of the ever-changing services available to our community senior citizens.
Fitzgerald High School wins $5,000 Through the Comerica Bank Grand Slam Grant
Comerica Bank and the Detroit Tigers announced Fitzgerald High School as one of Comerica Grand Slam Grant recipients receiving a $5,000 grant to benefit its baseball and softball programs. Detroit Tigers’ outfielder, Rajai Davis served as a celebrity judge on the Grand Slam Grant selection committee and participated in the awarding of the grant in a special on-field presentation with representatives from the winning baseball and softball teams prior to the Detroit Tigers game against the Chicago White Sox on Saturday, April 18.
The Comerica Bank Grand Slam Grant program was created in 2011 to help public high schools in Michigan create, expand or improve their baseball or softball programs.
Consider making a donation to a worthy cause…
The Fitzgerald Foundation for Educational Advancement
provides mini-grants to our teaching staff. The funds provide financial assistance to teachers helping them purchase supplies, learning material, funds for off-site learning experiences and many other teaching and learning tools. For more information, contact the Superintendent’s Office at 586.757.1750.
Fitzgerald High School23200 Ryan RoadWarren, MI 48091
Breakfast Program: Monday thru Friday 7:30 am - 8:30 am
Lunch Program: Monday thru Friday 10:30 am - 12:00 pm
Mound Park Elementary School5356 Toepfer RoadWarren, MI 48091
Breakfast Program: Monday - Thursday 7:45 am - 8:45 am
Lunch Program: Monday - Thursday 11:00 am - 12:15 pm
Get ahead of the game!The NEW Free and Reduced Meal application is now available on the Fitzgerald Public Schools (FPS) web site. The application can be completed and returned after July 1, 2015 to our summer food service sites during breakfast or lunch at Mound Park Elementary School or Fitzgerald High School.
Remember, if this is your first time applying for free or reduced meals with FPS, you are responsible for paying for all meals charged before your application is processed and approved. Apply now and get a head start for the 2015-2016 school year! For questions, call (586) 758-0886.
2015 SUMMER FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM
Hey Kids and Teens (Ages 1-18 years) Join us for...
FREE Nutritious Summer Meals!
June 22 - August 21* No Food Service available on July 3 & 6
OR
Items of Interest
MDE’s Delayed Release of 2014 - 2015 Accountability Data Delays District and School Annual Education Reports
Parents and members of the community will be able to access the district and schools’ 2014 - 2015 Annual Education Reports (AERs) from the district website containing assessment and accountability data as soon as the Michigan Department of Education receives notification/approval from the U.S. Department of Education regarding their request for an ESEA Flexibility Waiver Renewal. AERs will be available on the district web site at www.fitz.k12.mi.us and school web sites. Paper copies will be available to parents and members of the community in the superintendent’s office and in each principal’s office. The AER content will be presented in several sections: teacher quality, student assessment, National Assessment of Educational Programs (NAEP), assessment data (state results) as required by federal law, and accountability data as required in the federally approved Flexibility request.
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Staff and Students Promote Spartan Pride
FHS Football Coach, Gary Skop and players run 2-3 miles through Fitzgerald neighborhoods to promote Spartan Pride and excitement for the upcoming season. This is the second year for this event that was started last summer by Coach Juwan Shakespear. “The players really enjoy talking to people in the community as we take our tour,” explains Coach Skop.
A second community run will be scheduled for mid-July. Watch for the Spartan flags as the athletes run through the streets of Fitzgerald.
Football Coach Receives AwardEarlier this year, Mr. Gary Skop received the Marine Corp
Semper Fi Football Coaching Award for East Michigan. The award is given by the U.S. Marines Corps and Glazier Football Clinics to honor high school football coaches who display faithfulness to the mission of their team and exemplify the Marine standard of excellence in developing leaders. It recognizes a high school football coach who lives out the Marine Corps motto: Semper Fidelis (“Always Faithful”), and who models the Marine Corps leadership values of Honor, Courage, and Commitment. Congratulations Mr. Skop!
SUMMER PROGRAMS 2015SUMMER PROGRAMS 2015The Macomb Intermediate School District,
in collaboration with Fitzgerald Public Schools, is offering summer learning opportunities.
(Pre-registration is required)
KinderConnect For students entering Kindergarten in September, 2015
July 20 to August 13, 2015 • 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.
First Fundamentals Summer CampFor students entering First Grade in September, 2015
July 20 to August 13, 2015 • 8:30 -11:30 a.m.
Summer CampFor students entering Grades 2-4
July 20 to August 13, 2015 • 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Mathematics Summer School For students exiting 7th Grade and 8th Grade
July 13 to August 13, 2015 • 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.
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June 17 • 24July 8 • 15 • 22 • 29
August 5 • 12
FREE Summer Swim Family Swim at FHS Pool
Wednesdays • 1 - 3 p.m.
Central Enrollment Office
will also be located at
Mound Park Elementary 5356 Toepfer, Warren, MI 48091 June 29 - August 20, 2015
8 am - 2 pmMonday - Thursday
Each week, parents and children will experience activities such as play dough, painting, storytelling, music, and snacks. Additionally, every child will receive a children’s book for their home library. Parents can also take advantage of the Parent Resource Center which includes the expertise of social workers who are willing to share resources and parenting advice.
Ready Children/Ready Communities! For more information, contact
Macomb Family Services at (586) 226-3440 Ext 274.
For parents and their children five years old and under
Tuesdays, June 16 - August 11
From 9:30 - 11:00 a.m. Mound Park Elementary School
Summer Fun!
Join us...
Summer Fun!Join us...Play & LearnPlay & Learn
All camps will be held
Monday through Thursday Mound Park Elementary 5356 Toepfer, Warren, MI 48091
Please direct any questions toJulie Lemond at 586-757-3344
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Give your child a strong educational foundation, enroll in preschool today!HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Fitzgerald Public Schools offers the state funded FREE preschool, Great Start Readiness Program (GSRP), for children who are four years old by September 1, 2015. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Our program is held Monday through Thursday, morning and afternoon sessions available. Enrollment packets are available online at www.fitz.k12.mi.us. HHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
For more information, call 586.757.7590.
FREE PRESCHOOL FOR FOUR YEAR OLDS!
From the desk of the Mayor of the City of Warren, Mayor James R. Fouts
On August 11, 2014, over 5 inches of rain in a 5-hour period fell on our city – the normal rain is 1½ inches.
And 2.1 billion gallons of sewage from Oakland County rushed through our city.
As a result, a large number of city streets and basements flooded.
Our city employees including police and firefighters worked 24-7 to help residents through this crisis – but it was too overwhelming. That’s when the Southern Baptist Convention volunteers arrived to help, recruited by Councilwomen Kelly Colegio, who also handed out emergency flood kits to flood victims.
The Southern Baptist Convention volunteers did everything to help our residents clean and clear their basements. They helped wherever they could.
This summer, we welcome the volunteers again as they have made arrangements to be housed at the Schofield Elementary School. They will help our residents whose basements were flooded in any way they can.
Thanks to the Fitzgerald Schools Board of Education and the schools’ administration, led by Superintendent Barbara VanSweden, our city parks and recreation Director Henry Bowman and Councilwoman Colegio for their help in this effort.
The Southern Baptist Convention volunteers deserve our city’s appreciation for their outstanding help during a very difficult time in our city’s history.
Message from the Superintendent Continued Continued from page 1 This Class of 2015 overcame the challenges in their lives to earn a diploma. They have fought hard and were determined to graduate in 2015. The students in this class are enrolling in college or trade school to continue their education, while others are entering the military or the job market.
As a district, we should be very proud of the success of our 2015 graduates. Earning a high school diploma has taken on new meaning these days as the competition for jobs increases in this global economy. Workers with a high school diploma will outearn those who do not graduate by more than half a million dollars, and college graduates will outearn high school graduates by more than a million dollars! It is essential that as educators, parents and as a community, we continue with the expectation that all students will earn their high school diploma in four years. It is also critical that during those years of education, we equip them with the skills and knowledge to compete for college entrance and/or for the workforce.
As we conclude this school year, we want to express appreciation for the great partnership the district has with the Fitzgerald community. The successes of our graduates could not happen without the ongoing support as a community.
Congratulations to our 2015 graduates of Fitzgerald Public Schools! We look forward to hearing from these young people as they continue to achieve success!
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Warren, MI Permit No. 28
The Fitzgerald Public Schools does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religions, national origin or ancestry, gender, disability, age, height, weight, marital status, or other protected classes in its programs, services activities or in employment. Inquiries related to discrimination on the basis of disabiity should be directed to Dawn Bruley, Section 504 Coordinator, Student Services Office, Fitzgerald Public Schools, 23200 Ryan Rd. Warren, MI 48091 ~ 586.757.4044. Direct all other inquiries related to discrimination to Melanie Rainwater, Civil Rights Coordinator, Fitzgerald Public Schools, 23200 Ryan Road, Warren, MI 48091 ~ 586.757.1751.
Jeanette Campbell Early Childhood
CenterSAC/Latchkey
16 Years•••
Kenneth Deittrick Mound ParkElementary
Day Chairperson30 Years•••
Carol Vires Westview Elementary
Special Needs CI Paraprofessional
26 Years•••
Thank You,for your years
of service!
2014-2015Retirees
2015 Teachers of the Year
Anita Somero Westview Elementary
Macomb County Top County Winner
Durga Miranda Mound Park Elementary
Sharon Sylvester Chatterton Middle School
Macomb County Top County Winner
Brian Roelandt Fitzgerald High
School
Jessica Salter Early Childhood
Center
Fitzgerald Public Schools
BACK-to-SCHOOL Community
FairCommunity
Fair
SAVETHE
DATE
Wednesday,September 2, 2015
Chatterton Middle School
Flyer for Community Fair - Save the Date and Community Swim 1.pdf 1 6/25/15 11:08 AM
Board of Education2015-2016 Board Meetingsat 7 p.m. Fitzgerald High School Automotive and Technology Institution23200 Ryan Road Warren, MI 48091•••••••••••••••July 16, 2015August 13, 2015September 10, 2015September 24, 2015October 8, 2015October 20, 2015November 5, 2015November 19, 2015
Any person with a disability, who may need accommodations and/or assistance to participate in this meeting, should contact Superintendent Barbara VanSweden at 586.757.1750 at least five days in advance of the meeting.
