Paws, the Detroit Tigers' mascot, came to visit the students at William Ford on Friday, March 11th. With a little help from his friend here at William Ford, Literacy Coach Elizabeth Garcia, Paws stressed the fun and importance of reading. He acted out the poem "Casey...
On Wednesday, March 16th, 68 Students from William Ford raised $1,510 for the American Heart Association in the annual Jump Rope for Heart event. Students gathered in the gym after school with Mrs. Logsdon and had a great time raising money for this wonderful cause....
Plan to join us on Wednesday, March 9th for Literacy Day at William Ford. Parents will have an opportunity to rotate through FOUR literacy stations/activities with their child. Literacy Day begins at 9:00! Parents are invited to first gather in the cafeteria after...
Join us this month for MANY wonderful reading activities!
Dearborn Public Schools Stakeholder Blog Survey This survey is designed to allow parents, students, community members, and other stakeholders provide feedback on how our schools and district are doing with the implementation of blogs as communication tools. Your...
Due to the weather William Ford and all of Dearborn Public Schools are closed on Thursday, February 25th.
The William Ford Elementary School Community is exploring options for our once a week enrichment class for the 2016-2017 school year for all students in grades Kindergarten through fifth. We want your input. Please click on the link below to take a one question...
Schools will be closed for mid-winter break, February 12th-15th. Schools will re-open on Tuesday, February 16th.
The law requires the Dearborn Public Schools to provide parents or guardians a set of legal announcements containing information on laws pertaining to students and parents. The updated version of these announcements is now available on the district website,...
Please join William Ford Elementary and Dearborn Public Schools as we join together as a community to collect water for Flint, Michigan during their water crisis. Water bottles, cases of water, etc. are most welcomed!