What does preschool writing look like? Working on writing in preschool takes many forms! Drawing, letter recognition, name writing, labeling, and listening to stories are just a few ways that young children are exposed to and begin practicing writing. As children grow and develop they move through the following stages of writing: Preschool teachers help…
LAHC-Leaders Advancing and Helping Communities is currently accepting applications for its 2024 Scholarship Program. Please share the attached flyer with senior high school students and encourage them to take advantage of this wonderful opportunity. For more information and how to apply, please visit the following link: https://lahc.org/scholarship-program/ Deadline to apply: March 31st, 2024
On Thursday, December 21st classrooms were full of fun and educational activities as preschool families from across the district participated in Cotter Early Childhood Center’s annual Winter Fair! Children worked on patterning, letter recognition, counting, and hand eye coordination while enjoying sweet treats and a festive atmosphere. Wax paper skating and the obstacle course room…
Did you know that our GSRP students eat lunch family style? This means that we pass food around the table, practice scooping some for ourselves, and leaving some for others. We work on table manners, like when to use a napkin, saying please and thank you, saying yes please and no thank you, as well…
Dear Parent/Guardian, We want to hear from you. This survey will ask you questions about your child’s school, including questions about Open House schedules, culture and climate, student engagement, school environment, and school safety. The results of this survey will be used to help us improve our program’s services to students, families, and our community. …
GSRP Preschool students have been BUSY since they began school in September! Children have been working their fine motor muscles (those muscles that help us to write, and cut, and do all kinds of great things with our hands!) through a wide variety of materials and invitations to play. Children pull, pinch, squeeze, cut, write,…
The district’s free preschool program for qualified families still has some openings and will be holding another registration event on Nov. 17. 2023. Families should call first to (313) 827-6150 to make an appointment to register that day at Cotter Early Childhood Center, McCollough Elementary, Henry Ford Elementary, Oakman Elementary or Salina Elementary. The Great Start…
Call (313)827-6150 now to make an appointment to register your child for free preschool on Friday, November 17th.
Fall is a great time to be in preschool! Classrooms from Long Elementary and Henry Ford Elementary have been on field trips to the Heritage Park Petting Zoo and U of M’s Environmental Interpretive Center. Students participated in parades and fun fall gatherings at their elementary buildings. Some students have been exploring pumpkins and other…
Germs seem to come in waves, and Dearborn Public Schools, like most of Michigan, has seen an increase lately in a variety of infections being passed around. So it seemed a good time to remind families about our handy When To Keep Your Child Home from School document. This file is updated regularly by our school…
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