Student smiling for camera 2 at Stevenson

Student working on a Chromebook at Stevenson

Student working on an assignment at Stevenson

Students in a language class at Stevenson

Students working independently at Stevenson

Students working on an art project at Stevenson

Students working on group project at Stevenson

Students workng on a group project with Chromebooks at Stevenson

Two students working on a project at Stevenson

Two students working on an art project 2 at Stevenson

Two students working on an art project at Stevenson

Welcome ToStevenson Middle School

Stevenson Resources

External Link Order a Yearbook!
PDF Document Transportation Bus Routes - Stevenson
Bus Transportation Forms & Information
First Weeks of School Handbook
District Handbook
Code of Conduct
Middle School Points of Pride
Family Handbook
Student Welcome Packet
Territory Map
School Improvement Plan
Annual Education Reports
Non-Discrimination Policy

Mission Statement & Points of Pride

Mission Statement

Stevenson Middle School is a place of meaningful relationships and mutual respect where every student experiences growth and takes responsibility for their learning, while growing one leader at a time.

Motto:

Leadership is doing what is right even when no one else is watching.

Points of Pride

The percentage of special education students making gains on this years NWEA were 63% in math, 81% in reading, 82% in Language Usage, and 79% in Science under the new special education program implemented and developed at Stevenson this year.

Discipline ODRs decreased by over 50% from last year to this due to numerous interventions in the classroom, restorative practices, and a focus on creating a positive climate and culture.

In a new social studies pilot class, at risk students raised NWEA scores up to 61 points in Reading due to a focus on implementing the curriculum with instructional strategies centered around improving reading skills.

The Stevenson store was developed and implemented through a pilot program in math that incorporated the core standards through the creation, development, implementation, and management of a school store.

30 students competed in the State History Day. One of our 7th-grade winners has her exhibit displayed in the Yankee Air Museum.
District Spelling Bee Champs!!!!
Battle of the Books Champions!!!
Every student who attended Solo & Ensemble medaled with a first or second division.
National Junior Honor Society students raised over $5000 for charities this year.

School Videos

The Cost of Educating a Student

Weekly Newsletter

March 1, 2019 Parent Newsletter

February 17, 2019 Parent Newsletter

February 8, 2019 Parent Newsletter

January 25, 2019 Parent Newsletter

January 18, 2019 Parent Newsletter

Stevenson Middle School 6th Grade Parent Night - May 21st 5:30-7:30pm

2019-05-21 - SMS - 6th Grade Parent Night Pic

Stevenson Middle School will hold their annual transition night on May 21st. Future 7th grade families that will attend Stevenson next year are encouraged to attend. There will be a presentation along with information booths. Stevenson merchandise will also be for sale during this event. We hope to see you there.

We need your input on right-sizing the District

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

2019 Champions Registration

PDF Document 2019 Summer Registration for Champions
globe Read more about our Champions Program

The Champions Program is a before and after school childcare program offered at all of the K-6 buildings in the Wayne-Westland Community School District. We provide structured childcare services before and after school, during school breaks, snow days and a summer camp program!

Champions before and aftercare makes the hours before and after school fun and engaging. Kids get everything they need to start the school day energized and end the school day, ready to go home for some quality family time! Our fun and varied program is made up of various hands-on activities that give your child the opportunity to continue learning before and after school.

And remember, our program is open to all families—even those who don’t attend Champions during the rest of the year. So tell a friend or family member. You can feel confident knowing Champions has been recognized as a high-quality provider by AdvancED, earning us corporation accreditation.

We need your help in the redesign of our secondary schools

We need your help! Help WWCS redesign our secondary schools. Follow this link to provide your feedback

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

Stevenson Middle School

38501 Palmer
Westland, MI 48186
Phone: 734-419-2350
Fax: 734-595-2692

Administration

Kimberly Doman

Principal

Justin Trombka

Assistant Principal

Attendance: 734-419-2370

Counseling: 734-419-2355

Student Hours: Full Day: 7:50 am - 2:40 pm
AM Half Day: 7:50 am - 11:00 am

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