Sunday, April 21, 2019

TAYLOR HIGH SCHOOL DECA hosts Funding for Future



What better way to get kids interested in learning about financial literacy than a concert, pizza party, and free give-a-ways.

Taylor High School DECA students hosted a Funding the Future Live event April 16 at Taylor High School. Over 400 students attended the event where they learned about the important topic of financial literacy. Some of the topics discussed were saving, staying out of debt, investments, needs and wants, interest, and so much more!

DECA would like to thank our musical celebrity, the band GOODING, and our sponsor Andrea Duda from Duda Weath Advisors of Raymond James, who enabled the students to attend this event for free.

The club would also like to thank the administration, maintenance crew, and the teachers. 

Students were able to meet the band and get pictures, autographs, pins, stickers, T-shirts while also questions they have about personal finance. Also during the event students were given a chance to ask questions and those that asked a question were given a free CD. 

DECA and marketing students Virginia Cole and Emily Polovino worked really hard to make this event happen and are working hard to promote the topic of financial literacy throughout our school. 


FTF Mission: "Funding the Future teaches kids the importance of smart financial decisions, through live music, video, and an inspirational message shared by a musical celebrity. Participants learn basic tools to make informed life decisions and gain the discipline and confidence to see their own dreams as possibilities."










KINDERGARTEN ROUNDUP scheduled



TAYLOR PARKS ELEMENTARY SCH0OL goes to aquarium


Mrs. Zielinski's and Mrs. Iwaniec's classes from Taylor Parks Elementary School went to the Sea Life Michigan Aquarium.  The students enjoyed seeing all the different types of sea creatures. 











WEST MIDDLE SCHOOL students find the slime!

Using the scientific method, Mrs. Fent’s, Mrs. Proudlock‘s and Mrs. Schulte’s science classes at West Middle School, with the assistance of Mrs. Bochenek, conducted a lab to determine if a physical or chemical change occurred.  

It was concluded that when glue and water were mixed together and borax and water were mixed together, a physical change occurred, because no new substances were formed. But when the borax solution was added to the glue mixture, a new substance was produced.  The liquid mixture now turned into a solid. Since there was a state of matter change, it was concluded that a chemical change occurred.  


Students know this new substance as SLIME!





TAYLOR HIGH SCHOOL prom slide show needs images


There will be a senior slide show for Taylor High School prom and graduation. If you are a former Kennedy student and have pictures you would like included, please sent them through messenger to Dylan Maynard, the Student Council historian. Kennedy did not have one in the past so he has some catching up to do.

TAYLOR HIGH SCHOOL author publishes book on Amazon


Taylor High School student Jaylyn Hassan has created and published his own book, which is for sale on Amazon. Way to Go Jaylyn, Taylor High School is extremely proud of you!


TAYLOR HIGH SCHOOL art club continues campaign


The Taylor High School art club is in the process of beautifying our bathrooms. They have finished their first mural!