Saturday, April 29, 2017
BLAIR MOODY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL brightens up through painting project
Blair
Moody Elementary School families recently "Paint the Town." The PTA
hosted a community engagement event to help brighten the school and give
families an opportunity to custom paint ceiling tiles; creating memories and
Points of Pride. Way to go PTA and staff – and don't forget to look up when you
enter the school.
TRUMAN HIGH SCHOOL student showcase chalk work
Truman
High School students in Mrs. Peterson's Art class got outside in the nice
spring weather to showcase some of their chalk work on the sidewalk.
TAYLOR SCHOOLS Excel at Sudden Cardiac Emergency Readiness
Wayne
County received 14 MI HEARTSafe Schools awards on October 12, 2016 and Taylor
Schools represented nine of those 14 awards.
To
receive this designation, schools must follow several rules including
performing at least one cardiac drill per year; have a written medical
emergency response plan and team; have CPR/AED certification for at least 10
percent of the staff; have accessible AED, 100 percent of head varsity coaches,
and 50 percent of P.E. staff; have accessible, properly maintained and
inspected AEDs with signs identifying their location; and ensure
pre-participation sports screening of all student athletes using the current
physical and history form endorsed by the Michigan High School Athletic
Association.
Taylor
School Nurses held multiple CPR/AED classes throughout the school 2015-16 year
and were able to certify over 100 TSD staff members.
Deb
Duquette from Michigan Department of Health and Human Services states, “Taylor
School District is amazing with the most school buildings awarded than any
other school district this year. Congratulations!”
Wayne
County:
Allen
Park High School (2015-2018)
Blair
Moody Elementary (2015-2018)
Creative
Montessori Academy (2015-2018)
Dove
Academy of Detroit (2015-2018)
Eureka
Heights (2015-2018)
Harry
S. Truman High School (2015-2018)
Hoover
Middle School (2015-2018)
John
F. Kennedy High School (2015-2018)
Kinyon
Elementary (2015-2018)
Myers
Elementary School (2015-2018)
Taylor
Parks Elementary (2015-2018)
Thurston
High School (2015-2018)
University
of Detroit Jesuit High School and Academy (2015-2018)
West
Middle School (2015-2018)
(Not
listed is Sixth Grade Academy)
For
a list of MI HEARTSafe Schools per county:
For
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services announcement of 2016 MI
HEARTSafe Schools designees: http://www.michigan.gov/…/0,5885,7-339-73970_71692_71696-39…
POHI GROUP receives grant for technology
Taylor
School District received a grant to help support purchase of technology for
POHI (physically and otherwise health impaired) students.
Stacey
S. Masters, POHI Teacher Consultant, received good news last week about the ZF
Community Care Fund Grant that she applied for from ZF North America.
This
company develops and manufactures vehicle technology, such as transmissions and
has a North American, Regional headquarters in Northville, Michigan. The ZF
company established a Community Care Fund to benefit non-profit programs that
focus on the enrichment of education, STEM, and the community.
After
consulting with staff members about their technology needs in our POHI
(Physically or Otherwise Health Impaired) classrooms, Stacey applied for the ZF
Community Care Fund Grant.
Last
week, she found out that the Taylor School District is being awarded $2,200 to
purchase some new technology for our POHI classrooms.
The
use of technology, such as tablets and computers, helps our students who are
physically and health impaired to access the curriculum, increase their
independence, and assists them in reaching their full potential.
We
are very excited and grateful to receive this grant, from the ZF Community Care
Fund. Thank you Stacey for your work to secure this grant and help provide
additional opportunities for our POHI students!
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