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Important Contact Information:

Main Office Phone: 586-439-6700

Absentee Phone Line: 586-439-6790

24 hour recorded line, please leave your child's reason for absence and length of time out. Absences reported to this line, ensure most timely and accurate record.

Fax: 586-439-6701

Emerson Principal: Mr. Sam Argiri

Email: Samuel.Argiri@fraserk12.org

School Administrative Assistant: Ms. Christina Salisbury

Email: christina.salisbury@fraserk12.org

Building Hours - 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

School Hours: 8:35 am – 3:30 pm
First Bell: 8:30 am
Instructional Bell: 8:35 am

We are excited to embark on the creation of our 2025-2030 Strategic Plan—a roadmap that will shape the next five years of excellence in Fraser Public Schools. This plan will continue to focus on our strong traditions of excellence by staying committed to our core values and beliefs - Innovate, Learn, Lead.

To ensure this plan reflects the needs and aspirations of all stakeholders, we are launching a community survey to gather input. The survey will remain open through October 1st, and we encourage all families, staff, students, and community members to share their thoughts. This is your chance to help shape the future of Fraser Public Schools, and we want to hear from you!

In addition, we will be holding a Community & Parent Meeting to kick off the strategic planning process on October 1 at 6 pm in the Fraser High School Media Center.

Survey Link: https://bit.ly/FraserStratPlanSurvey

Click on the below button to see our weekly broadcasts from Mrs. Wolf.

Broadcast members are pictured left to right.

Rhniya Williams, Lydia Orlando, Hannah Kraus, Quinn Courtney, Charlotte Hardy, Mrs. Wolf

Emerson 6th grade classes are starting the year off right. The first couple of weeks, our 6th graders have been working to build a respectful community. We have done some teambuilding activities from building a tower out of spaghetti, tape and marshmallows to working as a team to put a puzzle togehter. We are looking forward to having a fun filled year!

All students have been trained in our "PAWS" PBIS program.

Please click the button below to learn more about our "PAWS" directions, expectations, behavior matrices, logos and character traits!

Hello Parents,

I would like to share some parking lot and community street information with you. The north parking lot, Admiral St. and Danna St. have several challenges with traffic when it comes to dropping off and picking up children. Over the years the Emerson community has made it a priority to practice patience and tolerance and follow some simple guidelines. It is YOU that makes the difference in our parking lot and on our streets. I can relate this to the organization of children at Emerson. Whether students are walking through the halls, transitioning between specials, or evacuating the building, if a few students get out of place or become distracted from the system, it leads to problems, confusion and possibly a dangerous situation.

Please note that the parking lot has new arrows showing there is only one way in and one way out! The parking lot also has freshly painted lines for designated no parking areas.

Here are a few guidelines for us all as we work together this year to make our parking lot operation and local street traffic the best it can be.

1) Always practice patience and tolerance and remember you are in the presence of children, your actions and words do not go unnoticed.

2) Do not park in the pick-up and drop off lane, this lane has to be a continuous flow at all times.

3) Make sure to move forward all the way to the front of the lane when dropping off. The portion of the sidewalk with the ramp is not the drop off point! The entire sidewalk needs to be used. (Stopping in the middle of the lane causes open space and creates another line of traffic attempting to move to the open space.)

4) Children should exit the vehicles on the sidewalk side.

5) Make drop-offs as quick as possible. We all love our children, but we have to make it a quick kiss and goodbye!

6) Be respectful and courteous to our local homeowners and neighbors by not parking on lawns or blocking driveways during school pick-up or drop-off times.

7) Keep our parking lot and streets clean and litter free.

Thank you for your cooperation and commitment to our wonderful Emerson community!

Mr. Argiri

The following pictures indicate pinch points in the parking lot that hinder the flow of traffic.

These areas need to remain free of parked cars at all times.

9/24 -- SAVVY SLIDERS DINNER NIGHT

9/27 -- 6th Grade to Howell Camp

9/27 -- Fraser Homecoming Parade and Football Game

9/30 -- Detroit Lions Spirit Day

10/1 -- Picture Day

10/2 -- Count Day

10/11 – Emerson Walk-A-Thon

10/15 -- 5th Grade Recorder Concert 6PM @ FHS Auditorium

10/16 -- GREAT SKATE PARTY 5:30PM

10/23 – Conferences 4:30-7:30

10/24 – ½ Day 11:30 dismissal

- Conferences 1:00-3:30 and 4:30-7:30

10/31 – Early Release 1:30 Dismissal

10/31 -- Halloween Parade 10:45AM

11/19 --4th, 5th & 6th Grade Goal Music Performance 7PM @ FHS auditorium.

2024-2025 District Calendar

SAVE THE DATE!

Emerson's 4th, 5th & 6th graders will be performing November 19th, 7PM-7:40PM, in the FHS auditorium.

Kayla Williams

Football is Back! Emerson families we are excited to kick off another flag football season starting October 5th. The 5th and 6th graders must fill out the form and return it to Mr. McCoy by September 27th. The cost is $5 which goes to paying the high school helpers and our end of season pizza party. Games will be held on October 5th, October 12th, October 19, and October 26th running from 10am-11 and 11am-12 weather dependent. Please make sure to dress warmly, wear comfortable athletic clothing with athletic shoes, no cleats of any kind. Games are held at Emerson, located on the back field. Schedules will be given as soon as registration is complete. We are looking forward to a great season!

Thanks,

Ryan McCoy

CARE is a resource in our community that helps families and individuals who are experiencing difficulties with mental health or substance abuse. CARE's Student Assistance program offers families the opportunity to receive a thorough assessment for children who are experiencing mental health issues. CARE will then provide resources to assist with concerns. CARE also is a great place to attend parenting classes for Early Childhood through Teen. Speciality classes related to anger management and play and learn groups for younger children are also programs provided through CARE. For more information or for a referral to CARE's Student Assistance program please contact our social worker, Ms. Gentry, or contact CARE at 586-541-CARE.

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