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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!
about 6 hours 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!
about 7 hours 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!
about 7 hours 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".

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!

3 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!
4 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.
Charger News: https://crestwoodmi.edurooms.com/newsletters/chs-newsletter/newsletters/10-4-2026-chs-newsletter
5 days ago, Roni Abdulhadi
Charger News
When students are given the chance to see themselves in a text, they rise to meet even the most demanding material. Kristi Smith, one of our talented teachers at Crestwood High School, watched this unfold firsthand when her 11th graders connected their own experiences of place with Thoreau's Walden. Her work reminds us that deep reading and self-reflection aren't separate goals, and that classic literature becomes most powerful when students can see themselves within it.
7 days ago, Crestwood School District
Blue background with white text: "Crestwood Spotlight" and "When students see themselves in a text". Below, a quote by Kristi Smith.

Count Day is 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!

7 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.

October is National Principal Appreciation Month, and Crestwood School District is proud to recognize the dedicated leaders who make a difference in our schools each and every day!

Our principals lead with passion, support our students and staff, build strong school communities, and work tirelessly to create environments where every student can learn, grow, and succeed.

Please join us in thanking our incredible Crestwood principals for their leadership, commitment, and all they do for our students, staff, families, and community. We appreciate you!

8 days ago, Crestwood School District
Poster with five adults, four women and one man, standing in a row. Text reads "Principal Appreciation Month."

Coffee with the Principal! Crestwood High School families, stop by the Media Center on Thursday, Oct. 1, at 6:00 PM.

10 days ago, Roni Abdulhadi
Coffee with the Principal
Crestwood News:
https://crestwoodmi.edurooms.com/newsletters/chs-newsletter/newsletters/9-27-2026-chs-newsletter
12 days ago, Roni Abdulhadi
Crestwood News
Mark your calendars for an exciting 2026–2027 Crestwood High School Theatre season!

From Urinetown: The Musical and community cabarets to Play in a Day, 30 Scenes in 60 Minutes, and Disney’s Frozen: The Broadway Musical, there’s plenty to look forward to this year. Save the dates and come support our talented CHS Theatre students!
12 days ago, Crestwood School District
Crestwood Theatre 2026–2027 season schedule. Urinetown: The Musical will be performed November 14, 15, 20, and 21. The Theatre Mixtape: A Community-Wide Cabaret is December 2. The Alumni and Friends Cabaret is January 8. Play in a Day, written, rehearsed, and performed in 24 hours, is January 29 and 30. 30 Scenes in 60 Minutes returns February 25, 26, and 27. Disney’s Frozen: The Broadway Musical will be performed April 24, April 25, April 30, and May 1.
Lakisha Washington, one of our teachers at Crestwood High School, reminds us that confidence isn't just a byproduct of learning—it's the foundation. Her commitment to creating spaces where students can take risks, support one another, and discover their own voices reflects exactly what we celebrate across our district. When we empower educators to innovate, students thrive.
14 days ago, Crestwood School District
Blue background with a quote from a teacher. The text reads "Confidence Comes Before Learning" and "Lakisha Washington, Crestwood High School Teacher."
Looking for some family fun this weekend? The Dearborn Heights Library Fall Fest is happening Saturday, September 26th, from 12–4 PM at the Caroline Kennedy Library, 24590 George Street!

Families can enjoy a petting zoo, games and crafts, face painting, balloon animals, entertainment, local vendors, a tin can raffle, cider and donuts, and more.

This is a great opportunity to get out, enjoy the fall season, and connect with our community!
15 days ago, Crestwood School District
Dearborn Heights Library Fall Fest flyer. The event takes place Saturday, September 26, 2026, from 12–4 p.m. at Caroline Kennedy Library, 24590 George Street. Activities include a petting zoo, tin can raffle, local vendors, games and crafts, face painting, entertainment, balloon animals, cider, and donuts. The fall-themed graphic features colorful autumn trees, a library building, pumpkins, and a truck filled with fall produce.
Good morning CHS Families,
Bond construction has begun on the field behind our school, and very large equipment is currently operating in the area. For everyone’s safety, please remind your student not to walk through or enter the construction area at any time, including before or after school. Students should use designated walkways and stay clear of the construction zone.

Thank you for helping us keep our students safe.
16 days ago, Roni Abdulhadi
Charger News!
https://crestwoodmi.edurooms.com/newsletters/chs-newsletter/newsletters/9-20-2026-chs-newsletter
19 days ago, Roni Abdulhadi
Chargers News
What an incredible Homecoming Week at Crestwood High School!

From school spirit and friendly competition to Friday night under the lights, our Chargers made Homecoming 2026 one to remember!

Congratulations to our Senior Class of 2027, winners of this year’s Homecoming Float and Spirit Jug! Your creativity, teamwork, and Charger pride were on full display.

The celebration continued with a 41–21 Homecoming victory over Wayne Memorial and the crowning of our 2026 Homecoming King and Queen, Fadl El Fadl and Hadeel Ali!

Thank you to our students, staff, families, alumni, and community members who came together to make Homecoming such a memorable celebration. There’s nothing like being a Charger!

Congratulations to everyone who made Homecoming 2026 a success, and Go Chargers!
19 days ago, Crestwood School District
Blue background with text and photos. Students stand with awards, a float, and the Crestwood Chargers logo.
Crestwood High School Homecoming graphic with a blue background featuring blurred lights. Large yellow text at the top reads, “Congratulations to the 2026 Homecoming.” A photo shows Homecoming King Fadl El Fadl and Homecoming Queen Hadeel Ali standing together on the football field wearing crowns and Homecoming sashes and holding bouquets of flowers. The Crestwood Chargers logo, topped with a decorative crown, appears to the left of the photo. Yellow text at the bottom reads, “King and Queen Fadl El Fadl and Hadeel Ali.”
Graphic announcing the Crestwood High School Homecoming football final score. Large gold text reads “CHS Homecoming Final.” The score shows Crestwood 41 and Wayne Memorial 21, with “VS” between the scores. A photo on the right shows Crestwood football players in navy blue and gold uniforms standing in a line on the sideline while holding white helmets. Large white text across the bottom reads “Congratulations!” The graphic has a dark navy background with white arrow designs in the upper right and white diagonal lines in the lower left.

Only THREE more days to nominate an Outstanding Crestwood Educator for Michigan Teacher of the Year!

Do you know a Crestwood teacher who goes above and beyond for students? The 2027–2028 Michigan Teacher of the Year nomination window is now open!

The Michigan Department of Education is seeking nominations for outstanding educators who make a difference in the lives of their students and school communities. Parents, students, colleagues, and community members can nominate a deserving teacher. Nominees must be PreK–12 educators who work directly with students and have at least five years of teaching experience in Michigan.

Nominating a teacher is easy! You will need the teacher’s name and email address, school and district, grade level, your contact information, and a short paragraph explaining why the teacher deserves to be recognized.

Nominations are due by 11:59 p.m. on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.

Help us recognize the exceptional educators who make a difference every day in the Crestwood School District!

https://www.michigan.gov/mde/services/ed-serv/educator-retention-supports/recognition-programs/mtoy/mtoy-nominations

20 days ago, Crestwood School District
Black background with a white rectangle reading "Nominate an Outstanding Crestwood Teacher!" A deadline is displayed in yellow.
Rola Adoure, one of our counselors at Crestwood High School, reminds us that real connection can't be rushed. Her insight about meeting students where they are and trusting the process reflects the heart of what makes our school community strong. When educators lead with patience and presence, students like the one Rola supported, find their path forward.
21 days ago, Crestwood School District
Blue background with white and yellow text. Title reads "Crestwood Spotlight". Quote reads "There's no official timeline for trust".
Across the Crestwood School District, students celebrated Constitution Day on Thursday, September 17th, learning about the U.S. Constitution while having some fun along the way!

At Kinloch Elementary, students showed their patriotic spirit by dressing in red, white, and blue. At Crestwood High School, advisory classes put their Constitution knowledge to the test in a schoolwide Kahoot competition, with separate competitions for 9th–10th graders and 11th–12th graders. Congratulations to Ms. Faber’s advisory class and Mr. Moitozo’s advisory class for coming out on top!

It was a great day of learning, friendly competition, and celebrating the principles and history of our Constitution across Crestwood!
21 days ago, Crestwood School District
A Constitution Day graphic from Crestwood School District featuring a waving American flag across the top and the Crestwood School District logo in the upper right corner. The collage includes photos of students celebrating and learning about the U.S. Constitution. One student wearing a white T-shirt with a red, white, and blue American flag design gives two thumbs up. A group of Kinloch students and staff dressed in red, white, and blue pose together in a classroom with American flags and patriotic decorations. Two photos show Crestwood High School students participating in a Constitution-themed Kahoot competition in their classrooms, with questions displayed on classroom screens. A close-up photo shows a Kahoot question asking, “Which amendment gave women the right to vote?” A blue illustration of the U.S. Capitol appears near the bottom. Large red and blue text reads, “CONSTITUTION DAY – SEPTEMBER 17TH,” with blue stars and red lines decorating the bottom of the graphic.