Come check out Tinkham Community FUN DAY! May 3rd, 2019 from 5-8pm. 

• April 25th, 26th, and 27th at 7pm
• Tickets: $12
• Stockmeyer Auditorium (3001 Fourth Street, Wayne MI 48184)

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April 25, 26, and 27th at 7pmStockmeyer Auditorium (Wayne Memorial High School)

Tickets are $12
Doors open 30 minutes before each show
 

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When: May 14, 2019
1st session: 8am to 10am
2nd session: 11am to 1:30pm

Please join us on Tuesday, May 14th for participation in William D. Ford Career Technical Center’s Annual Job Fair. Meet with 30+ companies and discuss post-secondary options such as:
 

• Full or part-time employment in the workforce
• Full or part-time employment with a company that offers an Apprenticeship Program
• Full or part-time employment with a company that offers tuition reimbursement
• Employment options with the military

Resume and/or Interviewing skills support provided by the Job Placement Office. Please contact Mrs. Bobowski (734-419-2142) or Mrs. Bigelow (734-419-2116) to make an appointment or for more information.

Changes are coming to Wayne-Westland. We need your input on right-sizing the District. 

ThoughtExchange is one way in which you can help provide feedback.  

What factors should be considered when determining what school should be closed?  

Participate now (no identifying information needed):  

https://my.thoughtexchange.com/#369245830

Also, please join us at one of the following community meetings:

• Tuesday, March 5 @ 3:45pm at Marshall Upper Elementary School library
• Wednesday, March 13 @ 3:15pm at Adams Upper Elementary School library
• Wednesday, March 13 @ 6pm at Franklin Middle School library
• Thursday, March 14 @ 7pm at Stevenson Middle School library

We won this year's "Two Clicks to Safety: Emergency Dashboard" MSBO Meridian Award of Excellence. This award was presented for our interactive, live, emergency dashboard and calendar for all WWCS schools.

As Distracted Driving Awareness Month begins next week, and Prom and Graduation season is close behind, teen driver safety is a common concern among both parents and high schools. With the help of your Counseling Office, we are trying to spread awareness about this dangerous activity by getting teens involved in creating persuasive messages for their peers.       

We are proud to offer the fourth annual Kelsey’s Law Distracted Driving Awareness Scholarship for Michigan high school juniors and seniors.   You may be familiar with Kelsey's Law, which prohibits the use of cell phones for Level 1 and 2 drivers in the state. Our law firm teamed up with Kelsey's mother, Bonnie Raffaele,  to honor Kelsey, inspire change in teens who drive distracted and help prevent car accidents.   

We ask that your office considers posting the information and a link on the school's website so John Glenn students are aware of this annual opportunity.

The details of our scholarship are included here:

http://www.KelseysLaw.com

A total of $5,000 in college scholarships will be awarded in October among 4 winning student submissions throughout the state. High school juniors and seniors are eligible.  The deadline is August 31st.  

 Thank you for your time and let me know if you need any further information.

The Cadets of John Glenn High School finished their Service Learning Project titled "Gratitude For Vets".  The Cadets held a drive for Veterans of the Detroit VA Hospital.  The Cadets collected blankets, books, magazines, playing cards, letters from elementary students and board games.  The Cadets passed out T-shirts and candy that was donated for the project to Veterans that are housed there and some that had appointments that day. They also participated in a Vietnam Memorial Service.

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On Thursday, March 28th, our Wayne-Westland team attended a Town Hall meeting with Governor Whitmer in Detroit. We all wore our Wayne-Westland blue to show our support and learn more about the education budget.