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===Newstaff=== |
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The Newstaff class consists of students who have completed a Journalism class in order to write for the school newspaper, ''The Bolt''. Articles are written over a couple of weeks by students, which eventually get implemented into the paper for distribution. There are lead positions which are Editor-In-Chief, Copy Editor, Business Editor, and Layout Editor. Generally these positions are given to students who have prior knowledge in the Newstaff class. Every year, the number of editions made varies, as time constraints can delay distribution of the paper. Currently, Newstaff is 6th Hour, the last hour of the day and is run by Mr. Keith Rydzik. Newspapers are handed out during this hour once the newspapers are ready to be distributed. The last edition of ''The Bolt'' is a senior edition, which consists of senior profiling, as well as where seniors will be going to college in the future. This edition is exclusive to senior students as well as staff members. |
The Newstaff class consists of students who have completed a Journalism class in order to write for the school newspaper, ''The Bolt''. Articles are written over a couple of weeks by students, which eventually get implemented into the paper for distribution. There are lead positions which are Editor-In-Chief, Copy Editor, Business Editor, and Layout Editor. Generally these positions are given to students who have prior knowledge in the Newstaff class. Every year, the number of editions made varies, as time constraints can delay distribution of the paper. Currently, Newstaff is 6th Hour, the last hour of the day and is run by Mr. Keith Rydzik. Newspapers are handed out during this hour once the newspapers are ready to be distributed. The last edition of ''The Bolt'' is a senior edition, which consists of senior profiling, as well as where seniors will be going to college in the future. This edition is exclusive to senior students as well as staff members. |
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===World Languages=== |
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Edsel Ford offers three language courses, French, German, and Spanish, of which all can be taken for the duration of high school. There are three Spanish teachers, Senora Chavez, Senora Musallum, and Senora Condra, one French teacher, Madame Hauncher, and one German teacher, Herr Sedore. All World Language classes feature distinct concepts not taught in regular classes, which makes demand for the classes very high. As time progresses, students move up one level per every year, which are: first year (1,2), second year (3,4), third year (5,6), fourth year (7,8), and fifth year (9,10) of which can only be taken by students who completed their first year in middle school. Fifth year is considered an advanced course, which can be considered [[AP]]. |
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==The Ford Connection== |
==The Ford Connection== |
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Revision as of 21:26, 21 November 2007
| Edsel Ford High School | |
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| Address | |
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20601 Rotunda , U.S.A. 48124 | |
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| Type | Public High School |
| School district | Dearborn Public Schools |
| Principal | Hassane Jaafar |
| Grades | 9-12 |
| Enrollment | 1,500 (approx.) |
| Campus | Suburban |
| Color(s) | Black and White |
| Nickname | Thunderbirds |
| Accreditation | North Central Association |
| Newspaper | The Bolt |
| Yearbook | Flight |
| Affiliation | Michigan Mega Conference |
| Website | http://efhs.dearbornschools.org |
Edsel Ford High School is a secondary school located in Dearborn, Michigan, USA. Edsel Ford, located on Rotunda, near Oakwood, is one of three high schools in the Dearborn Public Schools. Edsel Ford High School was completed in 1955, and the first graduating class was in 1956. The school was formed on the premise that every student deserves to and should be a well rounded individual when leaving high school. This idea, in the eyes of its creators, needed to be accomplished through the exploration of the arts. Now, 52 years later, the famed "Humanities" class will be discontinued after the 2007-2008 school year.
Faculty & Staff
Administrators
- Principal: Hassan Jafaar
- Assistant Principal: Chuck Baughman
- Assistant Principal: Sue Nolan
Counselors
- Robin Armstrong (9th Grade Only)
- Ibrahim Baydoun
- Craig Keifer
- Gail Welmers
Classes
Leadership
The leadership program consists of students who were elected to lead their class in roles President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, and two Representatives. Each class elects their own officers once a year. There is also a school-wide election for Student Council which has four seats: President, Vice President, Treasurer, and Secretary. These roles can only be run for by seniors and the election is done at the end of one's junior year.
Once elected into leadership the officers attend a class 4th hour where they discuss issues and make decisions regarding their classes. The class is currently run by Mr. Mark Tyler.
Newstaff
The Newstaff class consists of students who have completed a Journalism class in order to write for the school newspaper, The Bolt. Articles are written over a couple of weeks by students, which eventually get implemented into the paper for distribution. There are lead positions which are Editor-In-Chief, Copy Editor, Business Editor, and Layout Editor. Generally these positions are given to students who have prior knowledge in the Newstaff class. Every year, the number of editions made varies, as time constraints can delay distribution of the paper. Currently, Newstaff is 6th Hour, the last hour of the day and is run by Mr. Keith Rydzik. Newspapers are handed out during this hour once the newspapers are ready to be distributed. The last edition of The Bolt is a senior edition, which consists of senior profiling, as well as where seniors will be going to college in the future. This edition is exclusive to senior students as well as staff members.
World Languages
Edsel Ford offers three language courses, French, German, and Spanish, of which all can be taken for the duration of high school. There are three Spanish teachers, Senora Chavez, Senora Musallum, and Senora Condra, one French teacher, Madame Hauncher, and one German teacher, Herr Sedore. All World Language classes feature distinct concepts not taught in regular classes, which makes demand for the classes very high. As time progresses, students move up one level per every year, which are: first year (1,2), second year (3,4), third year (5,6), fourth year (7,8), and fifth year (9,10) of which can only be taken by students who completed their first year in middle school. Fifth year is considered an advanced course, which can be considered AP.
The Ford Connection
The school was named as a tribute to the son of famous Dearbornite, Henry Ford. His son, Edsel Ford, also became famous for his work at the company his father started.
Facts
- Mascot is the Thunderbird, after the Ford Thunderbird.
- School colors are black and white.
- Cross-town rivals are Dearborn High School and Fordson High School.
Notable Alumni
- Jim Cummins, NHL player
- Dan Enos, collegiate quarterback at Michigan State University from 1987-90; current quarterbacks coach for the Spartans. [1]
- Derek Lowe, current MLB pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers; also pitched for the Seattle Mariners and Boston Red Sox. Lowe pitched the final game over the St. Louis Cardinals in the 2004 World Series to win the World Series.
- Rachel Nagy, lead singer of the Detroit Cobras
- Suzanne Sena, current Fox News anchor, also received an Emmy nomination for hosting Celebrity Homes on E!. [2]
- John Vigilante, OHL player
External links
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