Our Salina second graders have taken the Breakout EDU challenge Catch the Bus. The teams pictured below were able to figure out all of the clues and unlock the locks. See if you can do it! https://sites.google.com/site/digitalbreakoutjb/game-20

Two boys at Salina Elementary expressed an interest in learning about bats. They researched bat habitats and found that it is possible to build houses for bats to attract them to a place. With Mr. Rummel’s help, the boys built the bat houses. The houses are now hanging on the school building where they can …

We are learning design thinking, problem solving and people skills.

Letter in Response to State Superintendent March letter on Immigration 2017 – English-Arabic

All Parents with children 6 months to 4 years of age are invited to attend Dearborn Public Schools- Parent University This free program is offered at 9 different locations from 9:00 am – 10:00 am. Please join us Friday, April 28 at these locations: River Oaks, Salina Elem., Whitmore Bolles, Becker, Cotter, Henry Ford Elem., …

Next Friday, April 28, Salina will be presenting our annual STEAM Expo. I would like to give a sneak preview of the great work our students are doing in this area. Don’t miss Expo.

Margaret King-Ahmed is offering Parent Talk Classes beginning on Thursday, March 16 from 6:00 to 7:30 P.M. at ASC. March 22, 29 and 30 are the other dates. These classes are designed to help you communicate with your child in a positive way and to help you guide them as a parent. I highly recommend …

Salina has the help of Ms. Klodia Saad as an administrative intern. Ms. Saad has taken charge of the community garden here at Salina. If you would like to know more about this, please follow the Garden Club blog.

Salina Elementary students were treated to a marvelous play, Love Like Salt and Other Ordinary Wonders by Patricia Moore Zimmer. Eastern Michigan University’s Theatre of the Young Presented this wonderful work. The show included folktales, riddles, and musical interludes. Parents, here are some questions you could ask your students about what they saw: What are some …