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Get ready for some spooky family fun! The Dearborn Heights Library invites families to its Trunk or Treat & Haunted Mini Golf event on Saturday, October 24th, from 6:00–8:00 PM at the Caroline Kennedy Library!

Enjoy an evening of Halloween fun while supporting a great cause! Optional donations for mini golf will benefit the Dearborn Heights Goodfellows.

Community participation is welcome! The library is also looking for trunks, event sponsors, and donors. Anyone interested in participating or supporting the event can contact Michael McCaffery at 313-791-3804 or mpmccaffery@dearbornheightsmi.gov.
about 7 hours ago, Crestwood School District
An event flyer titled "Trunk or Treat & Haunted Mini Golf." It features three pumpkins, a ghost, and bats. The event is on October 24, 2026, from 6:00 to 8:00 pm.
Meet Heather Scirri, a Kindergarten teacher at Highview Elementary School who embodies what it means to hold high expectations for every learner. Her story reminds us that when educators combine clear goals with unwavering support, students can exceed what anyone thought possible. This is the kind of transformative work happening across our district every single day.
about 16 hours ago, Crestwood School District
A yellow background with a quote by Heather Scirri. The quote reads, "Refuse to put a ceiling on any child."
At Crestwood School District, learning never stops—even for our teachers! Our dedicated educators participated in professional development focused on strengthening instructional practices, supporting student success, and creating safe, inclusive learning environments.

We appreciate our teachers and staff for their continued commitment to growing professionally and ensuring every Crestwood student has the opportunity to thrive!
1 day ago, Crestwood School District
Three photos showing educators in classrooms and conference rooms. Text reads "Professional growth, student success."
When Sarah Grammel, Speech Pathologist at Crestwood School District, took her special education students to the zoo, something powerful happened. Students didn't just practice communication skills, they applied them authentically in a real community setting, navigating shared spaces, making decisions together, and connecting with community members. This is exactly the kind of purposeful, real-world learning experience that helps all students thrive.
1 day ago, Crestwood School District
A blue poster with white text. "Crestwood Spotlight" at the top. The quote "Our students thrive when practice meets purpose" is highlighted.
What a COLORFUL day at Kinloch Elementary!

Kinloch students and staff had an amazing time at their Color Run, celebrating the incredible efforts of our PTA and Kinloch families! Thanks to their hard work, generosity, and dedication to fundraising, the Kinloch community is raising money to support fun and meaningful initiatives for our students.

A HUGE thank you to our amazing Kinloch PTA for all the time, energy, and effort they put into fundraising, organizing, and making this special event possible! Our students and staff are so grateful for your continued support and commitment to making Kinloch such a wonderful place to learn and grow!
2 days ago, Crestwood School District
Blue poster with text "Kinloch Spotlight A Colorful Celebration" and photos of children running and playing in a field.
We’re proud to showcase the impactful work and meaningful moments happening across Crestwood School District! Across our classrooms, educators are creating safe, structured opportunities for students to share, reflect, and connect, helping strengthen relationships and build positive learning environments where students feel heard and supported. Every day, our dedicated educators are building stronger classroom communities and making a positive difference for Crestwood students.
3 days ago, Crestwood School District
Crestwood School District graphic with a blue overlay on a background image of a large tree and its roots. The Crestwood School District logo appears at the top. Large white text reads, “Stronger Classroom Communities.” Below, the graphic states, “Across Crestwood, classrooms are building time for students to share, reflect, and connect in a safe and structured way. These routines are helping students feel heard, strengthening relationships, and creating calmer, more positive learning environments.” At the bottom is a photo of Shauna Lewkowicz with the text, “Shauna Lewkowicz, Teacher, Kinloch Elementary School.”
When Alison Tasich steps back and lets students teach each other through hands-on exploration, breakthrough moments happen. Her approach to lab design at Crestwood High School shows what's possible when educators trust the learning process and create space for genuine discovery. This is the kind of thoughtful teaching that makes our district stronger.
4 days ago, Crestwood School District
Blue-themed poster with two photos of students in a lab, one seated at a desk, and the other mixing chemicals.
Reminder, Crestwood families! There will be NO SCHOOL on Monday, October 12th, due to Staff Professional Development. We look forward to welcoming our students back on Tuesday, October 13th. Enjoy the long weekend!
4 days ago, Crestwood School District
Graphic featuring a large green chalkboard with a wooden frame against a light gray background with faint school-related drawings and numbers. Across the top are logos representing Crestwood School District and its schools: Crestwood Chargers, Riverside Ravens, Crestwood Caterpillars, the Crestwood School District logo, Highview Hawks, Hillcrest Huskies, and Kinloch Koalas. White text on the chalkboard reads, “Just a Reminder that there is NO SCHOOL on Monday, Oct 12th due to staff Professional Development. See you on Tuesday, October 13th!” A piece of white chalk and a brown eraser appear along the bottom of the chalkboard.
Come for the Trunk or Treat and Stay for the Music!

Join us on Wednesday, October 28th, for a fun-filled evening at Crestwood High School!

Trunk or Treat | 5:00–6:30 PM | CHS Circle Drive
Enjoy treats, costumes, and games hosted by the CHS Key Club!

Band Friends & Family Show | 6:00 PM | CHS Athletic Complex
Enjoy performances by the Crestwood Marching Band and Riverside Middle School Band as we celebrate our senior band members!

Two great events, one amazing evening of Halloween fun, music, and Charger pride! We can't wait to see you there!
4 days ago, Crestwood School District
Halloween event poster with a cartoon ghost holding two pumpkins, "TRUNK OR TREAT" title, date, and event details.
A blue, white, and yellow promotional flyer for the Crestwood High School Band Friends & Family Show. The flyer has a dark blue background with a large white circle in the center surrounded by white illustrations of musical instruments, including saxophones, a microphone, accordion, keyboard, drums, maracas, guitar, trumpet, and other instruments. The Crestwood Marching Band logo appears in the upper right corner, featuring a blue and yellow circular design with a white raised fist holding a lightning bolt. Large, bold blue text in the center reads, "CHS BAND FRIENDS & FAMILY SHOW!" Below, smaller text reads, "Enjoy the Marching Band’s halftime performance, hear our talented Middle School Band perform, and help us recognize and celebrate our seniors for their hard work, dedication, and commitment to our band program!" At the bottom of the flyer, large yellow text reads, "Tuesday, October 28th at 6:00 PM in the CHS Athletic Complex."
Join Us for a Spooktacular Family Fun Night!

Crestwood families are invited to our FREE Crestwood Community Parent Session: Halloween Family Game Night!

Tuesday, October 27, 2026
5:30–7:00 PM
Crestwood Board Office
1045 N. Gulley Rd., Dearborn Heights, MI 48127

Bring the whole family for an evening of games, pizza, family engagement, and Halloween fun! Don't forget to wear your favorite Halloween costumes!

This is a wonderful opportunity to connect with other Crestwood families, spend quality time together, and enjoy a fun-filled evening with our school community.

We can't wait to see our Crestwood families there!
4 days ago, Crestwood School District
Poster with green background. Text reads: "Happy Halloween. Wear Halloween Costumes." Ghost and bats. More text reads: "Crestwood Community Parent Session Halloween Family Game Night".
When Peter Ten Broeck guided his 6th graders through a hands-on investigation of Pangaea and plate tectonics this spring, he didn't just teach them about Earth's history. He gave them puzzle pieces, clues, and simulations that turned memorization into discovery. At Riverside Middle School, educators like Peter are designing experiences that move students from passive listeners to active thinkers, and that's exactly the kind of learning that sticks.
5 days ago, Crestwood School District
Green background with text overlay. "Riverside Spotlight" headline in white font. Quote reads, "When students are doing, not just listening."
First grade teacher Jen Patrny from Kinloch Elementary reminds us why we invest in innovative learning opportunities. Through a Lysol MiniLabs grant, she created space for her students to explore science through creativity, resulting in everything from Germopoly board games to microbe trading cards. Her insight captures what happens when we trust young learners with meaningful challenges and the freedom to surprise us.
6 days ago, Crestwood School District
Blue background with text "Kinloch Spotlight" and "Give little learners room for big ideas". Below is a quote, photo of a woman, and name "Jen Patrny".
When Areej Rizka talks about how student growth shows up in confidence, not just data, she captures what makes teaching at Hillcrest Elementary School so powerful. This kind of reflective practice and relational approach to learning is exactly what we celebrate across Crestwood. Proud to have educators like Areej creating spaces where every student can see themselves as capable learners.
7 days ago, Crestwood School District
A red poster reads "Hillcrest Spotlight" and "Our biggest impact isn't always in the data." The quote "AREEJ RIZKA" is shown below.

VOTE FOR ALI BEYDOUN!

Crestwood Chargers quarterback Ali Beydoun is nominated for the Detroit Free Press Boys Athlete of the Week for September 28th–October 4th!

Voting ends Friday at noon, so cast your vote and help us show our Charger pride!

VOTE HERE:
https://www.freep.com/story/sports/high-school/athlete-of-the-week/2026/10/06/who-will-be-the-freep-boys-athlete-of-the-week-beydoun-ciurla-crook-scully/92105689007/

Ali delivered a record-setting performance Friday night, leading the Chargers to a thrilling 43-37 victory over the Plymouth Wildcats and improving Crestwood to 4-2 on the season.

Beydoun completed 27 of 37 passes for 398 yards and three touchdowns, while adding 190 rushing yards and two touchdowns on nine carries—including an explosive 90-yard touchdown run.

In total, Ali accounted for an incredible 588 yards and five touchdowns, setting a new KLAA and Crestwood record!

His outstanding performance has already earned him recognition as the State Champs! “King of the Planet Athlete of the Week,” and now he has a chance to add another honor.

Vote for Ali Beydoun and show your support for the Crestwood Chargers!

7 days ago, Crestwood School District
A football player with the number 19 throws a ball, runs, and catches a ball. Stats include 588 total yards, breaking a record.
Count Day is TOMORROW, Wednesday, October 7th!

Count Day plays an important role in determining funding for our schools, and accurate student attendance helps ensure Crestwood School District receives the resources needed to support our students, staff, programs, and services.

Please make every effort to have your child at school and on time on October 7th, unless they are not feeling well. Thank you to our Crestwood families for helping make Count Day count!
8 days ago, Crestwood School District
Crestwood School District Count Day graphic announcing that October 7 is Count Day. The graphic states, “This day holds immense significance for our schools’ funding. The number of students present on this day directly impacts the amount of funding we receive. Please make sure your student is present in school unless they are not feeling well.” The background features a classroom, and the bottom displays the Crestwood High School Chargers, Riverside Middle School Ravens, Crestwood Early Childhood Center Caterpillars, Crestwood School District, Highview Hawks, Hillcrest Huskies, and Kinloch Koalas logos.
Sara Murray, 3rd Grade Teacher at Highview Elementary School, reminds us what's possible when we pair intentional instruction with a culture of trust. Her EL students moved from well below benchmark to approaching or meeting grade-level math expectations last year, proving that language barriers don't have to stand in the way of meaningful academic growth. This is the kind of work that brings Crestwood's commitment to math improvement and student success to life every single day.
8 days ago, Crestwood School District
A yellow background displays a testimonial by Sara Murray. The text highlights achievements in raising English language proficiency.
Happy Retirement, Theo!

After faithfully serving as Crestwood School District’s Therapy Dog for the last 4 years, Theo is officially ready to enjoy retirement! Throughout his time with us, Theo has brought comfort, joy, and plenty of tail wags to our students and staff. We are so thankful for the positive impact he has made across our district and wish him lots of naps, treats, and adventures in this next chapter!

A special thank you to Wiggle Waggle Barkery in Taylor for helping us celebrate Theo with an amazing retirement cake! Your generous donation made his retirement celebration even more special.

Thank you, Theo, for being such an important and beloved member of the Crestwood family. Enjoy retirement—you’ve earned it!
8 days ago, Crestwood School District
A group of people and a dog with balloons behind them. The text reads "Happy Retirement THEO".
ALT Text: Blue and yellow thank-you graphic recognizing Wiggle Waggle Barkery for its donation to help celebrate the retirement of Theo, Crestwood School District’s therapy dog. The graphic includes the Wiggle Waggle Barkery logo and a photo of donated items, including a cake decorated with the message “Happy Retirement Theo,” dog treats, a card featuring a drawing of Theo, and information about Wiggle Waggle Barkery. Large text reads, “THANK YOU!” and “FOR YOUR DONATION TO HELP CELEBRATE THEO!”
Lisa Formosa-Little, School Psychologist at the Crestwood School District, reminds us that student success is never a solo effort. Her insight captures what happens when general education, special education, and families align around a shared vision: students don't just catch up, they thrive. This is the collaborative spirit that defines our district.
9 days ago, Crestwood School District
An advertisement with a blue background features text about collaboration. "CRESTWOOD SPOTLIGHT IT TRULY TAKES A TEAM" and the name of Lisa Formosa-Little.
We’re proud to showcase the impactful work and meaningful moments happening across Crestwood School District! Our educators are working together and using student progress and classroom information to create personalized support plans that recognize the unique strengths and needs of students with disabilities. Through collaboration, care, and a commitment to every learner, Crestwood continues to create opportunities for all students to grow, succeed, and feel supported.
10 days ago, Crestwood School District
A blue background shows text about educators working together for students with disabilities, quoting Dr. Rachel Pollack.

Looking for some Halloween fun for the whole family? Corewell Health Dearborn invites families to its Trunk or Treat event!

Join the fun on Friday, October 16th, from 4:30–7:00 p.m. at the Learning & Innovation Center parking lot, 18200 Oakwood Blvd., Dearborn.

This FREE event will feature candy, family fun, and plenty of Halloween excitement. Grab your costumes and enjoy an evening of community fun! For questions, contact Shalita Moore at shalita.moore@corewellhealth.org.

10 days ago, Crestwood School District
Halloween event flyer for "Trunk or Treat" at Learning and Innovation Center parking lot. Features spooky graphics.