Congratulations to the National Honor Society inductees. Your dedication to scholarship, leadership, service, and character has earned you this well-deserved recognition. We are proud of your hard work and commitment to making a positive impact at Crestwood and in our community.
about 15 hours ago, Crestwood School District
A blue congratulatory graphic celebrates student achievement with large white text at the top reading, “Congratulations 2026 NHS Inductees.” In the center is a wide photo of a stage ceremony where a large group of students dressed in formal attire stand behind tables labeled “National Honor Society,” each holding a lit candle and raising one hand, as part of an induction ceremony. Below the photo, white text reads, “Congratulations to our 2026 National Honor Society inductees. Your dedication to scholarship, leadership, service, and character has earned you this well-deserved recognition. We are proud of your hard work and commitment to making a positive impact at Crestwood and in our community.” At the bottom center of the graphic is the circular National Honor Society emblem displaying the words “Scholarship Leadership Service Character” around the logo. Yellow accent lines appear near the top and bottom edges of the design.
CHS Spotlight: Thank you to everyone who supported the NHS Blood Drive. With the help of our students, staff, and community, we collected 29 pints of blood, which can potentially help save over 87 lives. We appreciate everyone who donated and helped make a difference.
2 days ago, Crestwood High School
A blue promotional graphic titled “Crestwood Spotlight” features multiple photos highlighting a school blood drive. The word “CRESTWOOD” appears in large white capital letters at the top, with the word “Spotlight” written below it in a yellow script font. The collage includes several photos: two adult women seated at a table smiling, one giving a thumbs-up, both wearing red bandages on their arms; a smiling teenage boy standing indoors wearing a black “Los Angeles” T-shirt with a red bandage on his arm; two teenage boys sitting on the floor together, both wearing red bandages and smiling at the camera; and a teenage girl seated at a table smiling while holding a pencil, with another student sitting behind her. Text on the left side of the graphic reads, “Thank you to everyone who supported the NHS Blood Drive. With the help of our students, staff, and community, we collected 29 pints of blood, which can potentially help save over 87 lives. We appreciate everyone who donated and helped make a difference.” Along the bottom of the graphic, large yellow text reads “NHS BLOOD DRIVE,” accompanied by red blood drop icons and a red heartbeat line graphic running horizontally across the bottom.
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 days 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.
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4 days ago, Roni Abdulhadi
Charger News
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.
4 days 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!
4 days 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.

Thank you to all of our families who attended the CHS Curriculum Night! We hope the evening helped answer your questions about high school course offerings for the 2026–2027 school year. If you have additional questions, please refer to the Course Description Book for more detailed information. https://tinyurl.com/yc6w67br

6 days ago, Crestwood School District
A graphic with a blue and gold Crestwood theme reads “2/5/26 at CHS Curriculum Night.” On the left side is a tall stack of colorful books, and the Crestwood “C” logo appears at the top. The graphic includes several photos from the event, including families gathered in the school hallway near an information table, students performing music with instruments, and staff members speaking with parents at display tables. One photo shows a staff member standing near a student art display. At the bottom, the graphic reads, “Thank you for attending! We hope you gained valuable knowledge to make informed decisions for the 26-27 school year!” with an open book illustration in the corner.
We want to send a huge thank you to all of the amazing parents and volunteers who helped make our Tin Can Fundraiser such a success. Your time, effort, and generosity truly made a difference, and we could not have done this without you.

We’d also like to give special recognition to those who stepped up to help even though they don’t currently have a senior. Your support means so much to our community, and it truly shows the spirit of giving and teamwork. A heartfelt thank you to Hanaa Hessi, Zeinab Jawad, Najah Jannoun, and Hoda Karzai for going above and beyond.

We are so grateful for each and every one of you, thank you for supporting our students and making this event such a success!
7 days ago, Crestwood School District
A blue and gold Crestwood High School Tin Can Raffle thank-you graphic features large text reading “Thank You!” and a message thanking parents and volunteers for helping make the Tin Can Fundraiser a success. The design includes the Tin Can Raffle logo in the top left corner and several photos showing tables filled with raffle baskets and prizes inside the school, along with volunteers helping at the event. A circular photo highlights three smiling volunteers seated at a table. Colorful raffle tickets are displayed across the bottom of the graphic.
A blue Crestwood High School Tin Can Raffle thank-you graphic features a tin can logo in the top left corner and large yellow text reading, “Thank You!” followed by “to our businesses who helped support our 2026 Tin Can Raffle!” In the center, a white box includes the message “Thank you to the following community supporters for their generous donations” and displays many business logos and sponsor images in a collage format. Colorful raffle tickets are shown across the bottom of the graphic.
A blue Crestwood High School Tin Can Raffle thank-you graphic shows a tin can with a ticket labeled “Tin Can Raffle” in the top left corner. The tin can reads “Crestwood High School” and features a large letter “C” with a yellow lightning bolt. Large yellow text at the top says, “Thank You!” Below, white text reads, “to the following community supporters for their cash donation towards our 2026 Tin Can Raffle!” The center of the graphic lists supporters in two columns. The left column reads: “ALI AND MIRNA CHARARA, J & T TOWING (Sam Hussein), M & M EARLY LEARNING CENTER, FAMILY BAKERY, Michael Phillips / Keller Williams, MARTINS TOWING INC, PAPAYA FRUIT MARKET, TOOD’S PHARMACY, THE GALLERY (Mike Haidar), SESAME HOUSE (Dearborn Heights), ZAGHLOUL SUBS, HALAL TACOS, COUNCILMAN HASSAN SAAB.” The right column reads: “EXPRESS POULTRY, AT LAW, BASHA GRILL, MO TECH COLLISION, BLOSSOM LEARNING CENTER, DEARBORN HEIGHTS RAIDERS FOOTBALL, ADJANOHOUN FAMILY, SLIM’S MEMORIAL, INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL, RKA PETROLEUM, DEARBORN LAVA TOO, AL ABDALLAH-EXP REALTY, CARE PEDIATRICS.” Along the bottom is a border of colorful raffle tickets with the word “TICKET” repeated.
Today is the day. Curriculum Night is happening tonight, Thursday, February 5, from 5:30–7:00 PM at Crestwood High School.

All current 8th–11th grade students and families are invited to begin in the auditorium at 5:30 PM for important scheduling information from our counseling staff, followed by opportunities to meet teachers and learn about courses, electives, and special programs. Additional informational sessions will be held at 6:00 and 6:30 PM.

FAFSA help for senior families will be available throughout the evening in Room 304. Coffee with the Principal will also be held today at 9:00 AM and again at 7:00 PM in the library.

We look forward to seeing you tonight. More information is available here:
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7 days ago, Crestwood High School
The graphic has a dark blue background with an academic theme. Along the left side is a tall stack of colorful books, and an open book illustration appears in the bottom right corner. At the top, gold and white text reads “Crestwood High School Presents 2026–2027 Curriculum Night,” with a large stylized letter “C” featuring a lightning bolt. Below, text invites families to hear grade-level presentations, talk with teachers, and learn about opportunities offered at Crestwood High School. The graphic lists breakout session topics including Advanced Placement, Dual Enrollment, Co-Op, Henry Ford Middle College, Career and Technical Education classes, William D. Ford, Parent Connect and Google Classroom navigation, standardized testing information, and the Seal of Biliteracy. At the bottom, a gold banner displays the event details: “Thursday, February 5, 2026, 5:30–7:00 PM, Crestwood High School.”
Starting TODAY, Crestwood Theatre presents "Every Brilliant Thing," a powerful and heartfelt production that explores hope, connection, and the small moments that make life meaningful. Performances will be held on 2/5, 2/6, and 2/7 at 8 PM and on 2/7 at 6 PM. We invite everyone to attend and support our talented students for an evening of thoughtful and engaging storytelling.
7 days ago, Crestwood School District
The graphic features a young man standing against a dark blue background with pieces of paper floating around him, creating a sense of motion and reflection. He is wearing a white T-shirt layered with a denim jacket and gray hoodie sleeves, and he is looking slightly upward with a thoughtful, calm expression. Along the bottom of the image are torn paper-style graphics displaying the title “Every Brilliant Thing.” Beneath the title is the website “www.crestwoodtheatre.com,” along with text crediting the play Every Brilliant Thing by Duncan Macmillan with Jonny Donahoe. The overall design conveys a reflective and hopeful tone that aligns with the themes of the theatre production.
Coffee with the Principal is TODAY, Thursday, February 5th at 9 AM & 7 PM (after curriculum Night) in the Library. You only need to attend the meeting that works best with your schedule. We will be talking about school updates, testing information, and upcoming events. See you there!
7 days ago, Crestwood High School
The graphic promotes a “Coffee with the Principal” event using a warm, inviting design. Large bold text on the left reads “Coffee with the Principal,” set against a light background with scattered coffee beans. In the center is an image of a blue coffee cup and saucer with latte art on top. On the right side, a dark blue panel includes the Crestwood School and Parent Partnership logo and text inviting families to hear about school updates, testing information, and upcoming events, emphasizing the importance of parent input. At the bottom, event details state that Coffee with the Principal will take place on Thursday, February 5, in the library at 9:00 AM and again at 7:00 PM.
Tomorrow is the night to plan to eat dinner with the CHS Band! Join us for the Crestwood Band Boosters Spaghetti Dinner on Thursday, February 5th from 5-7 PM in the CHS Cafeteria. Enjoy a hearty meal for $10 while supporting our talented student musicians.
8 days ago, Crestwood School District
The graphic promotes a CHS Band Boosters Spaghetti Dinner with a dark green background and bold cream and yellow text. It announces “Spaghetti Dinner” presented by the CHS Band Boosters, taking place on February 5th from 5:00 to 7:00 PM. Additional text notes the cost is $10 per person and the event will be held in the CHS cafeteria. A large illustration of a plate of spaghetti with sauce appears on the right, along with musical notes and a staff across the bottom to emphasize live student music. The message invites families to come eat dinner and enjoy performances by Crestwood students.
Crestwood High School is excited to host Career Day 2026: The Power of Start, a reimagined event that connects students with real professionals and real career paths.

We are seeking engaging professionals, including parents, staff, alumni, and community members, who are willing to share their career journeys and insights. We are looking for participants from a wide range of fields, including creative arts, STEM, business, skilled trades, healthcare, law, public service, sustainability, real estate, and insurance. Selected presenters will lead a Career Day session and participate in student Q&A on March 25th from 12:30-2:30 PM.

Interested in presenting at Career Day? Please fill out this form as soon as possible: https://forms.gle/d8F97fJAfhcFiaVW8
9 days ago, Crestwood School District
A blue graphic promoting Crestwood High School Career Day shows the Crestwood “C” logo with a lightning bolt and the text “Wednesday, March 25th” and “Career Day” prominently displayed. Below, large text reads, “We are looking for Career Day Presenters!” Along the bottom of the image are illustrated figures representing various careers, including a trades worker with tools, a business professional, an engineer or architect, a scientist, a firefighter, a police officer, and a healthcare professional, symbolizing a wide range of career fields.
CHS Spotlight: Mr. Meyer and Mr. Mydlowski recently connected with Scott Schillag, an Industrial Account Manager with Stanley Black & Decker, who visited our programs to share information about trade-related scholarships. Thanks to his generosity, our school received nearly $7,000 in tools to support students pursuing careers in the skilled trades, an incredible investment in our student’s future!
9 days ago, Crestwood School District
A Crestwood Spotlight graphic highlights the Industrial Arts program. The image shows a group of students and two teachers standing in an industrial arts classroom or workshop behind a table filled with boxed DeWalt power tools. The text explains that Mr. Meyer and Mr. Mydlowski connected with Scott Schillag from Stanley Black & Decker, who visited the program to share information about trade-related scholarships. Thanks to his support, Crestwood received nearly $7,000 worth of tools to help students pursuing careers in the skilled trades, emphasizing an investment in students’ futures.
Join us this Wednesday, February 4th, for Crestwood’s Family Movie Night from 6:00-7:45 PM. Enjoy dinner and a movie with the whole family at the Crestwood Board Office. We look forward to seeing you there!
10 days ago, Crestwood School District
The graphic promotes a Crestwood Family Movie Night with a theatrical theme. The background is black with red stage curtains at the top and a marquee-style sign in the center that reads “Crestwood Family Movie Night.” Text below invites families to join for a free event with pizza and refreshments provided and lists the location as the Board Office at 1045 North Gulley Road. A “New Date” label highlights that the event will take place on February 4th from 6:00 to 7:45 PM and will feature the movie Sonic 3. Illustrations of a movie ticket, popcorn, and theater seats appear at the bottom, reinforcing the movie night theme.
Arabic version of: The graphic promotes a Crestwood Family Movie Night with a theatrical theme. The background is black with red stage curtains at the top and a marquee-style sign in the center that reads “Crestwood Family Movie Night.” Text below invites families to join for a free event with pizza and refreshments provided and lists the location as the Board Office at 1045 North Gulley Road. A “New Date” label highlights that the event will take place on February 4th from 6:00 to 7:45 PM and will feature the movie Sonic 3. Illustrations of a movie ticket, popcorn, and theater seats appear at the bottom, reinforcing the movie night theme.
Congratulations to the Crestwood High School 2026 Snowcoming King and Queen, Yanjie Zhu and Karima Elsersy!
11 days ago, Crestwood High School
A celebratory graphic with a blue winter-themed background decorated with snowflakes and the word “Congratulations” across the top. At the center is a photo of the 2026 Snowcoming King and Queen standing together in a school gym. The Snowcoming King is wearing a crown, a sash, and a dark suit, and is holding a bouquet of yellow roses while smiling. The Snowcoming Queen is wearing a tiara, a dark blue dress, a sash, and is also holding a bouquet of yellow roses. Both appear happy and proud. Text at the bottom of the image reads, “To our 2026 Snowcoming King and Queen, Yanjie Zhu and Karima Elsersy.”
Join us for a delicious Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser hosted by the Crestwood Band Boosters on Thursday, February 5th from 5:00–7:00 PM in the CHS Cafeteria! For just $10, enjoy a hearty meal while supporting our talented student musicians. It’s a great way to connect with the community, enjoy comfort food, and help keep the music playing at Crestwood. Bring your family, bring your appetite, and come support the band, we can’t wait to see you there!
11 days ago, Crestwood School District
The graphic promotes a CHS Band Boosters Spaghetti Dinner with a dark green background and bold cream and yellow text. It announces “Spaghetti Dinner” presented by the CHS Band Boosters, taking place on February 5th from 5:00 to 7:00 PM. Additional text notes the cost is $10 per person and the event will be held in the CHS cafeteria. A large illustration of a plate of spaghetti with sauce appears on the right, along with musical notes and a staff across the bottom to emphasize live student music. The message invites families to come eat dinner and enjoy performances by Crestwood students.
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11 days ago, Roni Abdulhadi
Charger News
Curriculum Night is this Thursday, February 5 from 5:30–7:00 PM at Crestwood High School. All current 8th–11th grade students and families are invited to learn about scheduling, courses, electives, and programs for the 2026–2027 school year. The evening begins in the auditorium at 5:30 PM, with additional sessions at 6:00 and 6:30 PM. FAFSA help for senior families will be available throughout the event, and Coffee with the Principal will be held at 9:00 AM and again at 7:00 PM in the library.

English Information: https://tinyurl.com/5f4556hy
Arabic Information: https://tinyurl.com/5n7bcsfr
11 days ago, Crestwood High School
The graphic has a dark blue background with an academic theme. Along the left side is a tall stack of colorful books, and an open book illustration appears in the bottom right corner. At the top, gold and white text reads “Crestwood High School Presents 2026–2027 Curriculum Night,” with a large stylized letter “C” featuring a lightning bolt. Below, text invites families to hear grade-level presentations, talk with teachers, and learn about opportunities offered at Crestwood High School. The graphic lists breakout session topics including Advanced Placement, Dual Enrollment, Co-Op, Henry Ford Middle College, Career and Technical Education classes, William D. Ford, Parent Connect and Google Classroom navigation, standardized testing information, and the Seal of Biliteracy. At the bottom, a gold banner displays the event details: “Thursday, February 5, 2026, 5:30–7:00 PM, Crestwood High School.”
This week is Coffee with the Principal - Thursday, February 5th at 9 AM & 7 PM (after curriculum Night) in the Library. You only need to attend the meeting that works best with your schedule. We will be talking about school updates, testing information, and upcoming events. See you there!
11 days ago, Crestwood High School
The graphic promotes a “Coffee with the Principal” event using a warm, inviting design. Large bold text on the left reads “Coffee with the Principal,” set against a light background with scattered coffee beans. In the center is an image of a blue coffee cup and saucer with latte art on top. On the right side, a dark blue panel includes the Crestwood School and Parent Partnership logo and text inviting families to hear about school updates, testing information, and upcoming events, emphasizing the importance of parent input. At the bottom, event details state that Coffee with the Principal will take place on Thursday, February 5, in the library at 9:00 AM and again at 7:00 PM.