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Superintendent's 1 Minute Message: Talking with Ola and Lamar at Edsel Ford High School
Introduction
In this brief update, we catch up with Ola and Lamar outside of Edsel Ford High School as they share their experiences from the first two weeks of the school year. Ola, a junior, expressed her excitement about taking trigonometry this year. She credits her positive experience to Ms. Amir, her math teacher, whom she described as exceptional.
Lamar shared his enthusiasm for the educational opportunities provided within the district. He highlighted the robust transportation service to Michael Berry Career Academy, where he has access to various opportunities, including the chance to earn two years' worth of college credit. He proudly mentioned being part of the Collegiate Academy program, which significantly reduces tuition costs for parents; in fact, the partnership with Henry Ford College, overseen by President Kaval, has saved parents over $ 5 million in tuition fees.
Both students conveyed a sense of optimism and gratitude for the educational resources available to them, reflecting a promising start to their academic year.
Keywords
- Edsel Ford High School
- Ola
- Lamar
- Trigonometry
- Ms. Amir
- Educational Opportunities
- Michael Berry Career Academy
- Collegiate Academy
- Henry Ford College
- $ 5 million Savings
FAQ
Q: What grade is Ola in, and what subject is she taking?
A: Ola is a junior, and she is taking trigonometry.
Q: Who does Ola credit for her positive experience in math?
A: Ola credits Ms. Amir, her math teacher, for her positive experience.
Q: What school does Lamar attend, and what does he like about the district?
A: Lamar attends Edsel Ford High School, and he appreciates the transportation services and educational opportunities.
Q: What program is Lamar part of, and what benefit does it provide?
A: Lamar is part of the Collegiate Academy program, which allows him to earn two years of college credit while in high school.
Q: How has the partnership with Henry Ford College benefited parents in the district?
A: The partnership has saved parents over $ 5 million in tuition fees.