The Detroit News. The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers recently honored Dearborn High School students who developed student identification known as the smart card. When the card is inserted into any school computer's CD-ROM drive, detailed information about the student can be retrieved after several levels of security checks are passed. School records and grading transcripts are available for faculty.
Medical information is available to the school nurse.
Students from the video and computer class received the Professional Award in the Detroit Science Fair. A Dearborn literature teacher recently won a fellowship to a seminar at the University of Delaware, as well as a trip to England. David Alexander of Fordson High School is one of 15 scholars nationwide to receive the fellowship from the National Endowment for the Humanities. The goal of the program is to learn how to stage Shakespearean texts for contemporary audiences. James Schirmer, an automotive technology instructor, was one of 49 teachers selected from six states.