Join us for a magical Character Party & Pancake Breakfast on April 11th from 10 AM–2 PM at Crestwood High School! Meet Anna & Elsa, Cinderella, SpongeBob & friends, enjoy crafts and story time. $15 per person, payable by cash, check, or Venmo.
about 1 month ago, Crestwood School District
A pink flyer titled “Crestwood Theatre Character Party and Pancake Breakfast.” The graphic features silhouettes of princess-style characters in front of a yellow paint-brush background. The event invites families to meet favorite characters and enjoy activities on April 11 from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Guests can arrive anytime during the event and stay as long as they like. Location: Crestwood High School Lobby, 1501 N. Beech Daly Road Cost: $15 for participants Activities include tea with a princess and prince, story time, arts and crafts, snacks, and more.
National Teacher Appreciation Week is May 4-8, 2026. The Michigan Department of Education’s (MDE) Office of Educator Excellence wishes to celebrate teachers across Michigan for the entire month of May.

MDE invites parents/guardians to submit 15-30 second videos of their students recognizing and thanking a specific teacher for their impact. Cell phones easily capture the videos. Please follow the directions on the flyer. Videos and parental consent must be submitted via this Google Form: https://tinyurl.com/2s3jaf7b. Videos are currently being accepted until April 15, 2026

Submitted videos may be posted on the MDE Teacher Appreciation Month webpage and MDE social media throughout the month of May. If your child has great things to say about a teacher, submit a video today! 
about 1 month ago, Crestwood School District
A flyer announcing the Michigan Teacher Appreciation Video Project from the Michigan Department of Education. The project invites students to record short, positive videos thanking their teachers so they can be featured on MDE platforms during Teacher Appreciation Month in May. The flyer explains that videos should be 15–30 seconds long, recorded on a phone or camera, and should clearly show and capture the student’s voice. Students are encouraged to share something positive about their teacher, include their first name, grade, school, and the teacher’s last name, and mention something specific they appreciate about their teacher. Videos must be submitted in .MP4 or .MOV format using the provided link or QR code. The flyer also suggests prompts such as “I like how [teacher name] teaches because…” or “Thank you [teacher name] for being my teacher!” and encourages students to be creative and have fun. For questions, families can contact MDE-PME@Michigan.gov
Arabic translation of: A flyer announcing the Michigan Teacher Appreciation Video Project from the Michigan Department of Education. The project invites students to record short, positive videos thanking their teachers so they can be featured on MDE platforms during Teacher Appreciation Month in May. The flyer explains that videos should be 15–30 seconds long, recorded on a phone or camera, and should clearly show and capture the student’s voice. Students are encouraged to share something positive about their teacher, include their first name, grade, school, and the teacher’s last name, and mention something specific they appreciate about their teacher. Videos must be submitted in .MP4 or .MOV format using the provided link or QR code. The flyer also suggests prompts such as “I like how [teacher name] teaches because…” or “Thank you [teacher name] for being my teacher!” and encourages students to be creative and have fun. For questions, families can contact MDE-PME@Michigan.gov
Crestwood School District is partnering with the Michigan State Police VIP Program to host a free fingerprinting event on March 17 from 9:00 AM–5:00 PM for students and community members with special needs (age 2 and up). This program helps law enforcement quickly identify individuals if they become lost.
Please read this letter for more information: https://aptg.co/qLfJ98
MSP VIP Information: https://aptg.co/1NY5Z3
VIP Application: https://aptg.co/3lZ3Mp
about 1 month ago, Crestwood School District
A blue and gold flyer titled “Crestwood VIP Event” featuring the Michigan State Police logo and the Crestwood School District logo. The event will take place on March 17, 2026, from 9 AM to 5 PM and is marked as free. The flyer explains that the VIP Program allows parents or guardians to securely enroll fingerprints and/or photographs of loved ones with special needs into a statewide police database. This helps law enforcement quickly identify individuals using a Life Scan or mobile fingerprint scanner if they become lost or are unable to identify themselves. The event is open to Crestwood School District students and community members with disabilities age two and older. Enrollment will take place 9:00 AM–3:00 PM at students’ schools, and 3:30–5:00 PM at the Board Office for community members. For more details, the flyer directs families to refer to the attached letter and brochure or contact Dr. Rachel Pollack, Crestwood Special Education Coordinator, at rpollack@csdmi.org
Arabic translation of: A blue and gold flyer titled “Crestwood VIP Event” featuring the Michigan State Police logo and the Crestwood School District logo. The event will take place on March 17, 2026, from 9 AM to 5 PM and is marked as free. The flyer explains that the VIP Program allows parents or guardians to securely enroll fingerprints and/or photographs of loved ones with special needs into a statewide police database. This helps law enforcement quickly identify individuals using a Life Scan or mobile fingerprint scanner if they become lost or are unable to identify themselves. The event is open to Crestwood School District students and community members with disabilities age two and older. Enrollment will take place 9:00 AM–3:00 PM at students’ schools, and 3:30–5:00 PM at the Board Office for community members. For more details, the flyer directs families to refer to the attached letter and brochure or contact Dr. Rachel Pollack, Crestwood Special Education Coordinator, at rpollack@csdmi.org
Don’t forget to Spring Forward on Sunday, March 8. Set your clocks ahead one hour before bed and get ready to welcome longer, brighter days ahead.
about 1 month ago, Crestwood School District
A pastel-colored reminder graphic with soft pink, blue, and light floral background designs reads, “DON’T FORGET TO” in curved blue capital letters at the top. In the center is a silver alarm clock displaying the Crestwood School District logo on its face, which includes a tree and the words “Crestwood School District” and the slogan “Your Future. Our Focus.” Below the clock, large script text reads “Spring forward,” with purple curved arrows on each side indicating forward movement. Beneath that, smaller blue text reads “on” and large capital letters at the bottom read “SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 2026.”
FREE full-day Summer Discovery for grades 1–10! Students enjoy 22 days of academics, STEAM, sports & creative enrichment in a safe, fun, and inclusive environment — plus breakfast & lunch are included. Don’t miss this amazing summer opportunity!
about 2 months ago, Crestwood School District
A colorful flyer titled “SUMMER DISCOVERY 2026 – A Summer of Learning, Fitness and Fun!” featuring the HYPE 25th Anniversary logo. It promotes a Summer Adventure Academy for children in grades 1–10, a 5-week summer enrichment program with indoor and outdoor activities held at Crestwood High School. The program runs Monday–Thursday (some weeks vary) from 8:30 AM–4:30 PM and is free for all children in Crestwood Schools. The flyer highlights 3 hours of daily academic instruction in ELA and Math, healthy meals provided daily (breakfast and lunch), and additional activities including robotics, athletics/sports games, camps, weight training and fitness, career development, STEAM, yoga and Zumba for kids, art classes, gymnastics, and more. Enrollment begins March 1, 2026, and space is limited. A QR code is included to enroll. Listed weekly dates are: Week 1 (June 22–25, Monday–Thursday), Week 2 (June 29–July 2, Monday–Thursday), Week 3 (July 6–10, Monday–Friday), Week 4 (July 13–16, Monday–Thursday), and Week 5 (July 20–24, Monday–Friday). The bottom includes the website www.hypeathletics.org and email summerfun@hypeathletics.org , along with social media icons for updates.

Registration for the Crestwood Child Care Program begins April 9 at 8:00 AM for residents (April 16 for non-residents). Call (313) 278-0558 to schedule an appointment. View the informational flier in English & Arabic here: https://tinyurl.com/3x74yynv

about 2 months ago, Crestwood School District
A colorful flyer for “Crestwood Child Care Center Preschool Registration 2026–2027.” The design features bright yellow, pink, and green shapes with photos of young children painting and working at tables. Large text reads “Preschool Registration 2026–2027” with a “Registration” badge and “Limited Spots Available!” The flyer states that it is a tuition-based preschool located at Crestwood High School and that children must be 3 or 4 years old on or before September 1, 2026, and must be able to independently use the bathroom. Registration details include: Crestwood residents begin April 9th at 8:00 AM; non-residents begin April 16th at 8:00 AM. To register, call 313-278-0558 to schedule an appointment; calls are answered in the order received. The registration cost is $75 (non-refundable), payable by check or money order only (no cash or electronic payments). Contact information at the bottom lists: Crestwood Child Care Center, 1501 North Beech Daly, Dearborn Heights, MI 48127. Teacher: Kim Kocoloski.
Join us TODAY, February 25th at 6 PM for a virtual session on PBIS & Restorative Practices with Dr. Rachel Pollack and Anna Schankowski. Learn how we support positive behavior and student success across our district.
Join here: https://meet.google.com/pyz-bxit-zbb
about 2 months ago, Crestwood School District
A blue informational flyer titled “POSITIVE BEHAVIOR & INTERVENTION SUPPORTS – RESTORATIVE PRACTICES.” The title appears in bold white and orange text on layered banner shapes. The flyer invites participants to join Crestwood’s Special Education Coordinator, Dr. Rachel Pollack, and Behavioral Health Coordinator, Anna Schankowski, for an informational session about PBIS and Restorative Practices at Crestwood School District. Event details read: “February 25, 2026 · 6:00 PM · Virtual Event:” followed by a Google Meet link (https://meet.google.com/pyz-bxit-zbb?hs=122&authuser=0 ). At the bottom, it lists contact emails for questions: rpollack@csdmi.org or Aschankowski@csdmi.org . A black-and-white megaphone graphic appears on the right side with yellow accent lines suggesting sound.
Arabic Translation of: A blue informational flyer titled “POSITIVE BEHAVIOR & INTERVENTION SUPPORTS – RESTORATIVE PRACTICES.” The title appears in bold white and orange text on layered banner shapes. The flyer invites participants to join Crestwood’s Special Education Coordinator, Dr. Rachel Pollack, and Behavioral Health Coordinator, Anna Schankowski, for an informational session about PBIS and Restorative Practices at Crestwood School District. Event details read: “February 25, 2026 · 6:00 PM · Virtual Event:” followed by a Google Meet link (https://meet.google.com/pyz-bxit-zbb?hs=122&authuser=0 ). At the bottom, it lists contact emails for questions: rpollack@csdmi.org or Aschankowski@csdmi.org . A black-and-white megaphone graphic appears on the right side with yellow accent lines suggesting sound.
Calling all Football Players! There will be a mandatory informational meeting this Friday right after school in the Library! If you plan on playing next season. Go Chargers!
about 2 months ago, Crestwood Athletics
Football players meeting Friday 2/27 at 2:35pm in the Crestwood Library
Congratulations to Crestwood Charger freshman Nouh Oseili on an incredible accomplishment!

This past Saturday, February 21st, Nouh battled his way to victory in his 3rd place match at the Regional Tournament hosted at John Glenn High School, officially clinching his spot in the MHSAA State Individual Wrestling Tournament.

Competing in the 144-pound weight class, Nouh finished third overall — an outstanding achievement, especially as a freshman competing at this level. His hard work, determination, and commitment throughout the season have truly paid off.

Congratulations to Nouh on advancing to the state tournament, and a big shoutout to the entire Chargers Coaching Staff for their leadership, preparation, and dedication to the program.

The Chargers are proud! 💙⚡
about 2 months ago, Crestwood Athletics
Freshman Nouh Oseili wins his third place match to clinch State Tournament
Oseili celebrates victory after winning third place
Nouh Stands on the podium to receive his medal

Crestwood School District would like to recognize the start of both Ramadan and Lent. We wish all of our students, staff, and families observing these important seasons a meaningful time of reflection, faith, and community. Ramadan Mubarak and Happy Lent!

2 months ago, Crestwood School District
A dark blue and warm sunset-toned graphic features gold stars scattered across the top and the Crestwood School District logo centered near the top. In gold text, the message reads, “Crestwood School District would like to recognize the start of both Ramadan and Lent. We wish all of our students, staff, and families observing these important seasons a meaningful time of reflection, faith, and community. Ramadan Mubarak and Happy Lent!” In the lower left corner, there is a decorative gold crescent moon with intricate patterns, surrounded by ornate lanterns, small bowls of dates, books, and stars. On the right side, a black silhouette of a cross stands on a hill against a warm orange and blue sunset background.

Girls Varsity Basketball Wins Back 2 Back Championships in the Western Wayne Athletic Conference (WWAC) and Wins a hard fought game over Dearborn High School 45-41! The Lady Chargers are now 18-1 on the season and look to finish strong next week with games vs Ann Arbor Huron and Riverview HS.

2 months ago, Crestwood Athletics
Photo of the Crestwood Chargers 25-26 Girls Varsity Basketball team
The Crestwood Chargers Boys Varsity Swim Team has a chance to win their 5th straight Western Wayne Athletic Conference (WWAC) Championship this Friday February 20th. The Tournament starts at 6pm at Garden City High School.

The Boys will put their undefeated WWAC record online to compete and complete the run for the outright 25 -26' WWAC Championship.

Congratulations to the team and Coach Brandon Figueroa

Team Roster :

Asad Alameri, Asel Alasry, Moe Alawdy, Ali El'hajj, Moe Faour, Jaafar Fawaz, Jayden Figueroa, Hassan Hachem, Ahmad Hijazi, Aihem Jameel, Zayn Kdouh, Ali Nehme, Yaseen Omara, Youssef Omara, Mohamed Reda, Walid Safah, Adam Soueid, Kristian Ward, Ahmed Wazne
2 months ago, Crestwood Athletics
Photo of the Crestwood Chargers 25-26 Boys Varsity Swim Team
All schools in the Crestwood School District will be closed on Monday, February 16th and Tuesday, February 17th due to mid-winter break. See you at school on Wednesday, February 18th! Stay safe and warm!
2 months ago, Crestwood School District
A winter-themed announcement graphic with a light blue snowy background and frosted pine branches displays a school closure notice. Centered text reads, “All schools in the Crestwood School District will be CLOSED on Monday, February 16th and Tuesday, February 17th due to mid-winter break. See you back at school on Wednesday, February 18th!” The word “CLOSED” appears in very large dark blue capital letters in the center. At the bottom left is the Crestwood School District logo featuring a tree with the words “Crestwood School District” and the slogan “Your Future. Our Focus.” At the bottom center, additional text reads, “Stay safe and warm!” The overall design includes falling snow effects and a snowy landscape along the bottom edge.
Count Day plays a major role in school funding, and the number of students in attendance directly impacts the resources we receive. Please make every effort to have your student at school and on time, TOMORROW, Wednesday, February 11th unless they are not feeling well.
2 months ago, Crestwood School District
A graphic with a classroom background announces “February 11th is Count Day” in large white and yellow text on a blue diamond shape. Below, a white text box explains that Count Day is extremely important for school funding because the number of students present directly impacts the amount of funding the schools receive, and encourages families to ensure students attend school unless they are not feeling well. Along the bottom are multiple school logos, including Crestwood School District and individual building logos.
Count Day plays a major role in school funding, and the number of students in attendance directly impacts the resources we receive. Please make every effort to have your student at school and on time, this Wednesday, February 11th unless they are not feeling well.
2 months ago, Crestwood School District
A graphic with a classroom background announces “February 11th is Count Day” in large white and yellow text on a blue diamond shape. Below, a white text box explains that Count Day is extremely important for school funding because the number of students present directly impacts the amount of funding the schools receive, and encourages families to ensure students attend school unless they are not feeling well. Along the bottom are multiple school logos, including Crestwood School District and individual building logos.
Reminder! There will be NO SCHOOL on Monday, February 9th due to staff Professional Development. We look forward to seeing all students back on Tuesday, February 10th!
2 months ago, Crestwood School District
A Crestwood School District graphic shows a large green chalkboard being held up by two hands. Across the top of the image are several school logos, including the Crestwood School District logo in the center. The chalkboard text reads, “Just a Reminder that there is NO SCHOOL on Monday, Feb. 9th due to staff Professional Development. See you on Tuesday, February 10th!” The background includes faint math symbols and classroom-style markings.
All Crestwood School District school buildings and offices will be closed on Friday, January 30, 2026 to address building needs due to the recent extreme cold conditions.

The Tin Can Raffle will still take place this weekend at Crestwood High School. Support our senior class and enter for a chance to win prizes on Friday, January 30, from 4:00–9:00 PM, and Saturday, January 31, from 9:00 AM–3:00 PM. You do not need to be present to win.

For information on other school-specific events, please visit individual school websites. Be sure to download the CSD App from the Apple App Store or Google Play for the latest updates.
3 months ago, Crestwood School District
The graphic has a dark blue winter-themed background with white snowflakes and frosted branches decorating the edges. Centered white text announces that all schools in the Crestwood School District will be closed on Friday, January 30, 2026, to address building needs due to recent extreme cold conditions. The word “CLOSED” appears in large, bold lettering for emphasis. Near the bottom left is the Crestwood School District logo featuring a tree and the motto “Your Future. Our Focus.” The message concludes with the phrase “Stay safe and warm!” conveying a clear and reassuring school closure notice.
All schools in the Crestwood School District will be closed on Monday, January 26, 2026 due to inclement weather. We will continue to follow the weather conditions for Tuesday morning.
3 months ago, Crestwood School District
The graphic has a dark blue winter-themed background with white snowflakes and frosted branches decorating the edges. Centered white text reads, “All schools in the Crestwood School District will be CLOSED on 1/26/26 due to inclement weather.” The word “CLOSED” appears in large, bold lettering for emphasis. Additional text below states that the district will continue to follow weather conditions for Tuesday morning. Near the bottom left is the Crestwood School District logo featuring a tree and the motto “Your Future. Our Focus.” The message concludes with the phrase “Stay safe and warm!” conveying a clear school closure announcement with a winter safety theme.
All schools in the Crestwood School District will be closed on 1/23/26 due to inclement weather. Stay safe and warm!
3 months ago, Crestwood School District
The graphic has a dark blue winter-themed background decorated with white snowflakes around the edges. Centered text reads, “All schools in the Crestwood School District will be CLOSED on 1/23/26 due to inclement weather.” The word “CLOSED” appears in large, bold white lettering to emphasize the announcement. Near the bottom of the image, the Crestwood School District logo is displayed, showing a tree with roots and the words “Crestwood School District” and the motto “Your Future. Our Focus.” To the right of the logo, additional white text reads, “Stay safe and warm!” The overall design conveys a winter weather school closure message in clear, high-contrast text.
In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Crestwood School District will be closed on Monday, January 19th. This day serves as a time to reflect on Dr. King’s legacy of service, justice, and equality. We look forward to welcoming students back on Tuesday, January 20th.
3 months ago, Crestwood School District
An announcement graphic for Crestwood School District stating that schools are closed on January 19, 2026, in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The top half of the image features white text against a dark, cloudy twilight sky. Centered in the middle is a black-and-white photograph of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. speaking into a microphone with his right arm raised. To his right, a cursive quote reads, "The time is always right to do what is right." The bottom right corner contains the Crestwood School District logo, which features a stylized tree with yellow leaves and blue roots.