Crestwood High School
Home of the Chargers
A New Opportunity for Crestwood High School Students!
September 8, 2026, marked an exciting first for Crestwood High School as students began the new Cosmetology Partnership with Nbraas Professional Beauty Institute!
Through this partnership, CHS students have the opportunity to participate in the Cosmetology Program at Nbraas, gaining hands-on experience and working toward a Professional Cosmetology Certification upon completion of the program.
We are excited to offer our students another pathway to explore their interests, develop career-ready skills, and prepare for opportunities beyond high school.
Congratulations to our first group of students as they begin this exciting new opportunity!
September 8, 2026, marked an exciting first for Crestwood High School as students began the new Cosmetology Partnership with Nbraas Professional Beauty Institute!
Through this partnership, CHS students have the opportunity to participate in the Cosmetology Program at Nbraas, gaining hands-on experience and working toward a Professional Cosmetology Certification upon completion of the program.
We are excited to offer our students another pathway to explore their interests, develop career-ready skills, and prepare for opportunities beyond high school.
Congratulations to our first group of students as they begin this exciting new opportunity!
Welcome Back, Crestwood Alumni!
This weekend, the Crestwood High School Class of 1976 celebrated its 50th Class Reunion, and we were excited to welcome members of the class, along with other CHS alumni, back to Crestwood!
Our alumni had the opportunity to tour CHS, revisit familiar spaces, and see the many improvements that have taken place over the years. A special thank you to our National Honor Society students, who were on hand to welcome our alumni and lead them on tours of the school.
It was wonderful to have our former Chargers back in the halls, reconnecting with one another and the school that holds so many memories.
We hope the Class of 1976 had a wonderful 50th reunion weekend filled with memories, friendships, and plenty of Charger pride!
This weekend, the Crestwood High School Class of 1976 celebrated its 50th Class Reunion, and we were excited to welcome members of the class, along with other CHS alumni, back to Crestwood!
Our alumni had the opportunity to tour CHS, revisit familiar spaces, and see the many improvements that have taken place over the years. A special thank you to our National Honor Society students, who were on hand to welcome our alumni and lead them on tours of the school.
It was wonderful to have our former Chargers back in the halls, reconnecting with one another and the school that holds so many memories.
We hope the Class of 1976 had a wonderful 50th reunion weekend filled with memories, friendships, and plenty of Charger pride!
Tamar Avakian, our School Psychologist, helped lead a transformative shift in how Crestwood identifies and supports struggling students this year. By aligning our MTSS team and building a culture of collaboration, we've seen students make real progress and exit interventions with success. This is what happens when educators trust the process and each other.
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
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
Crestwood High School students had the opportunity to experience the No Hate Tour, a high-energy BMX assembly that combines incredible action sports with an important message about bullying prevention, kindness, inclusion, mental health awareness, overcoming obstacles, and being an ally.
Professional BMX athletes took to the ramps in the CHS gym, showing off some amazing skills while sharing personal experiences and encouraging students to make positive choices, support one another, and stand up against bullying.
The No Hate Tour is now in its 26th year and has reached more than 4,000 high schools nationwide. The program uses professional BMX athletes and the excitement of action sports to connect with students in a unique and memorable way.
A special thank you to the United States Marine Corps for helping make this experience possible for our CHS students! The Marine Corps and ASA Entertainment fund the program so it can be provided to participating schools at no cost.
What an exciting way to start the school year with a powerful reminder that kindness, respect, and looking out for one another matter!
Professional BMX athletes took to the ramps in the CHS gym, showing off some amazing skills while sharing personal experiences and encouraging students to make positive choices, support one another, and stand up against bullying.
The No Hate Tour is now in its 26th year and has reached more than 4,000 high schools nationwide. The program uses professional BMX athletes and the excitement of action sports to connect with students in a unique and memorable way.
A special thank you to the United States Marine Corps for helping make this experience possible for our CHS students! The Marine Corps and ASA Entertainment fund the program so it can be provided to participating schools at no cost.
What an exciting way to start the school year with a powerful reminder that kindness, respect, and looking out for one another matter!
Set those alarms, Crestwood!
We hope everyone enjoyed the long Labor Day weekend! Classes resume tomorrow, Tuesday, September 8th, and we can’t wait to welcome our students back.
Get a good night’s sleep, set your alarm, and we’ll see you in the morning!
We hope everyone enjoyed the long Labor Day weekend! Classes resume tomorrow, Tuesday, September 8th, and we can’t wait to welcome our students back.
Get a good night’s sleep, set your alarm, and we’ll see you in the morning!
Charger News:
https://crestwoodmi.edurooms.com/newsletters/chs-newsletter/newsletters/9-6-2026-chs-newsletter
https://crestwoodmi.edurooms.com/newsletters/chs-newsletter/newsletters/9-6-2026-chs-newsletter
Happy Labor Day from Crestwood School District!
Today, we recognize and celebrate the hard work, dedication, and contributions of workers throughout our community and across the country.
We hope our Crestwood students, families, staff, and community members enjoy a safe and relaxing Labor Day!
Today, we recognize and celebrate the hard work, dedication, and contributions of workers throughout our community and across the country.
We hope our Crestwood students, families, staff, and community members enjoy a safe and relaxing Labor Day!
Kamal Makki, one of our dedicated teachers at Crestwood High School, created inclusive gym activities that brought Special Education and general education students together in meaningful ways. His commitment reminds us that inclusion isn't about checking boxes. It's about creating genuine moments of joy and belonging for every student who walks through our doors. This is the kind of intentional, student-centered work that defines who we are as a district.
Labor Day Weekend Reminder:
All Crestwood School District buildings will be closed Friday, September 4th and Monday, September 7th in observance of Labor Day.
We hope our students, families, and staff enjoy the long weekend! We look forward to welcoming everyone back on Tuesday, September 8th.
All Crestwood School District buildings will be closed Friday, September 4th and Monday, September 7th in observance of Labor Day.
We hope our students, families, and staff enjoy the long weekend! We look forward to welcoming everyone back on Tuesday, September 8th.
Due to today’s high heat index, all outdoor athletic practices and contests are canceled, with the exception of JV Football vs. Dearborn. The JV football game will continue as scheduled.
Coaches will communicate directly with their teams regarding sport-specific plans and any additional information.
Thank you for your flexibility and understanding as we continue to prioritize the health and safety of our student-athletes and coaches.
Coaches will communicate directly with their teams regarding sport-specific plans and any additional information.
Thank you for your flexibility and understanding as we continue to prioritize the health and safety of our student-athletes and coaches.
YOUR FORM MAKES A DIFFERENCE!
If your child receives an Education Benefits Form, please take a few minutes to complete it and return it to your school’s Main Office. Only one form is needed per household, and not every household will receive a form.
Completing this form is important! The information provided helps Crestwood School District secure valuable funding that supports programs and resources for our students. It may also help your family qualify for waived or reduced fees.
One form. A few minutes. A big impact for our students!
If your child receives an Education Benefits Form, please take a few minutes to complete it and return it to your school’s Main Office. Only one form is needed per household, and not every household will receive a form.
Completing this form is important! The information provided helps Crestwood School District secure valuable funding that supports programs and resources for our students. It may also help your family qualify for waived or reduced fees.
One form. A few minutes. A big impact for our students!
Charger News: Click the link!
https://crestwoodmi.edurooms.com/newsletters/chs-newsletter/newsletters/8-30-2026-chs-newsletter
https://crestwoodmi.edurooms.com/newsletters/chs-newsletter/newsletters/8-30-2026-chs-newsletter
Chargers News!
Click the link:
https://crestwoodmi.edurooms.com/newsletters/chs-newsletter/newsletters/8-30-2026-chs-newsletter
Shane Cash reminds us that the most powerful teaching often happens in the spaces between the curriculum. As a teacher at Crestwood High School, Shane models the kind of presence and intentionality that helps students build skills that last a lifetime. This captures exactly what makes our Crestwood community special: educators who see the whole student and invest in their growth every single day.
The Thirty42 Impact Foundation is helping families kick off the school year with Not Another Backpack Drive: A Real Head Start!
Join them on Wednesday, September 2nd, from 5–8 PM at 25585 Joy Rd. in Dearborn Heights for an evening filled with free resources and services for families, including physicals and immunizations, barber services, school and resource stations, sneaker restoration, hygiene and clothing basics, wellness resources, food, and more!
Join them on Wednesday, September 2nd, from 5–8 PM at 25585 Joy Rd. in Dearborn Heights for an evening filled with free resources and services for families, including physicals and immunizations, barber services, school and resource stations, sneaker restoration, hygiene and clothing basics, wellness resources, food, and more!
Congratulations to Crestwood High School senior Ahmad Bazzi, whose design was selected as a winner of Michigan’s “I Voted” Sticker Contest!
Ahmad’s winning design will help represent the importance of voting across the State of Michigan. We are incredibly proud to see Ahmad’s creativity recognized statewide and to have him represent Crestwood High School and the Crestwood School District through this exciting accomplishment.
Congratulations, Ahmad!
Ahmad’s winning design will help represent the importance of voting across the State of Michigan. We are incredibly proud to see Ahmad’s creativity recognized statewide and to have him represent Crestwood High School and the Crestwood School District through this exciting accomplishment.
Congratulations, Ahmad!
Welcome Back Chargers!
Click the link for our Charger News!
https://crestwoodmi.edurooms.com/newsletters/chs-newsletter/newsletters/8-23-2026-chs-newsletter
Take Care,
Click the link for our Charger News!
https://crestwoodmi.edurooms.com/newsletters/chs-newsletter/newsletters/8-23-2026-chs-newsletter
Take Care,
A little friendly competition for a great cause!
Football players from Crestwood, Fordson, Divine Child, Dearborn High, and Edsel Ford recently competed in Emo’s 1st Annual Wing Eating Contest! Congratulations to Fordson, who took home the win with an incredible 38 wings eaten in just 5 minutes! Crestwood senior, Ahmad Bazzi, proudly represented the CHS football team in the competition.
But the biggest win of the night was for all five football programs! Thanks to the generosity of Emo’s Brick Oven Pizza, Custard Co., and Tony’s Car Wash, each participating football team received a $500 donation!
Thank you to the local businesses that made this event possible and to everyone who came out to support our student-athletes. We appreciate our community coming together to support local schools and programs!
