| Contact Information | ||
 | Joanne Abbas Nurse abbasj@dearbornschools.org | Ms. Abbas is delighted to serve the district as a school nurse, a role she has held for four years. Joanne earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Madonna University in 2009 and went on to complete her Master of Science in Nursing, Nurse Practitioner degree in 2014. Her true passion lies in working within the community to improve the health and wellbeing of our students and their families. She finds immense joy in watching them grow into young adults and valuable members of our community. Her philosophy is; students must be healthy to be educated & educated to be healthy. |
 | Mariam Abou-Dib Instructional Coach (Science) aboudim@dearbornschools.org | With over a decade of experience as an Integrated Science teacher, Ms. Abou-Dib brings a strong background in both classroom instruction and educational research. She holds a Master’s degree in English as a Second Language and a Ph.D. in STEM Educational Studies. Currently serving as a Science Instructional Coach, she is dedicated to supporting teachers and students by fostering engaging learning environments and helping students develop the skills and confidence to perform at their best. |
 | Gada Aboul-Hosn Community Parent Liaison aboulhg@dearbornschools.org 313.827.1629 | Ms. Aboul-Hosn has been part of Dearborn Public Schools for more than 25 years and is honored to serve as the Community Parent Liaison at Dearborn High School. Her journey in education began as a preschool teacher with Head Start, then as a paraprofessional supporting special education students across multiple schools, and later as a Student Empowerment Technician at Henry Ford Elementary. Each of these roles gave her the opportunity to support students and families in different ways, always with the goal of helping every child feel valued and successful. As the parent of three sons who grew up in Dearborn Schools, she knows firsthand how important family engagement is in education. She strives to build strong connections between home and school, foster positive relationships among parents, staff, and students, and create a welcoming space where families feel supported. Dearborn is not just where she works—it’s her community. She is proud to walk alongside families, advocating for their children and celebrating their successes. Ms. Aboul-Hosn’s door is always open, and she encourages families to reach out with questions or concerns. |
 | Abeer Bazzy, LMSW, SSW Social Worker bazzya@dearbornschools.org | Proud DHS social worker. |
 | Mariam Berry Social Worker berrym1@dearbornschools.org | Proud DHS social worker. |
| Lindsey Copus Speech Language Pathologist copusl@dearbornschools.org | Proud DHS speech language pathologist. |
| Melinda Dakhlallah Counselor Last Names: E to I dakhlam@dearbornschools.org 313.827.1615 | Proud DHS counselor. |
| Rawan Darouiche Social Worker darouir@dearbornschools.org 313.827.8378 | Proud DHS social worker. |
| Jennifer Darwish School Psychologist darwicj@dearbornschools.org | Ms. Darwich, is a School Psychologist. She has been with Dearborn Public Schools since 2019. She graduated from the University of Detroit Mercy with a Master/Specialist degree in School Psychology. She was born and raised in Dearborn and attended Dearborn Public Schools. |
 | Kassim Darwish Counselor Last Names: Alsi to D darwisk@dearbornschools.org 313.827.1615 | Proud DHS counselor. |
 | Milah Davanzo Social Responsibility Technician davanzm@dearbornschools.org | Ms. Davanzo is a U of M graduate with 10 years of experience as a Supervisor/Family Counselor at Runaway Shelter for teens. She has 8 years working at DHS. |
| Freya Dumbrigue Assistant Building Engineer dumbrif@dearbornschools.org | Freya Dumbrigue has worked as a Building Engineer for five years and is currently in her first year at Dearborn High School as the Assistant Building Engineer. She oversees facility maintenance, manages the building’s HVAC systems, and takes care of various repairs and day-to-day operational needs throughout the school. |
 | Janice Fawaz Counselor Last Names: J to P fawazj@dearbornschools.org 313.827.1615 | Proud DHS counselor. |
 | Catherine Galdes Occupational Therapist galdesc@dearbornschools.org 313.827.7017 | Ms. Galdes is happy to be supporting the students at Dearborn High. She has been working with the Dearborn Public School for over 20 years and has been an advisor of multiple after school groups. Currently she is active with Link Crew, Active Minds, Peer to Peer and Make a Wish. |
| Dimitra Korogiannis Instructional Coach (Math) korogid@dearbornschools.org | Proud DHS instructional coach. |
 | Lila Makled Media Secretary makledl@dearbornschools.org | Ms. Makled can often be found at the center of the library’s vibrant activity, managing the flow of information. Her goal is to create a welcoming and organized environment where creativity and research can flourish, one expertly handled phone call and perfectly filed book at a time. |
 | Bethany McGladdery Instructional Coach (Social Studies) mcgladb@dearbornschools.org | Ms. McGladdery has been teaching Language Arts and Social Studies at DHS since 2012. Her goal is to collaborate in order to find the best strategies to help all students succeed. Outside of school, she loves to spend time with her two children, go camping, and experiment with new recipes in her kitchen. |
 | Christopher Minor Intervention Specialist minorc@dearbornschools.org 313.827.1622 | Proud DHS intervention specialist. |
 | Mariem Naji Social Responsibility Technician najim@dearbornschools.org | Ms. Naji is a proud DHS SRT. Her goal is to cultivate our culture of empathy, respect,and responsible citizenship within the school community. As a Technician she also serves as a resource for students and staff, proving guidance and promoting responsible decision making. |
| Gharam Nasser Counselor Last Names: A to Alsh nasserg@dearbornschools.org 313.827.1615 | Proud DHS counselor. |
| Brad Neff Librarian neffb@dearbornschools.org | Having had a teacher as a parent, Mr. Neff grew up reading a great deal. (Reading is important as all students need to be able to read really well–and fast.) Once he graduated from college, he taught high school English, and computers, for years in West Michigan. When his father became ill, he moved his family back to this area to help out. Since he was here, he also obtained an advanced degree in Library Science & Information Skills from Wayne State University. As Dearborn High is one of the best high schools in Michigan, he could not be more proud to work at this high school. Reading and media could not be more important. |
 | Michael Rashad Counselor Last Names: Q to Z rashadm@dearbornschools.org 313.827.1615 | Proud DHS counselor. |
| Stacy Rumler, LMSW Social Worker rumlers@dearbornschools.org 313.827.1628 | Proud DHS Social Worker with a Masters in Social Work (WSU) and a Masters in Counseling (EMU). |
 | Mohamad Sabra Student Services Liaison sabram@dearbornschools.org | Mr. Sabra is a student services’ liaison at Dearborn High School. Prior to that, he worked at Stout Middle School as the parent liaison. Between 1976 and 2014 he worked as a photogrammetrist making maps out of aerial and satellite imagery. He moved between Lebanon, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Canada. During that interval of time he tutored English, Arabic, Social Studies, Science, and Math privately. He got to travel to many countries, gaining a lot of knowledge and learning how to appreciate cultures and diversity. |
 | Ann Sbeity 9th Grade Lead Teacher sbeitya@dearbornschools.org 313.827.7282 | Ms. Sbeity has been a pioneer for almost 30 years! She really enjoyed her 25 years of teaching Spanish and Language Arts. Currently as the 9th Grade Lead Teacher, she loves to help freshmen have a positive start to high school. |
| Allison Wolski Instructional Coach (ELA) wolskia1@dearbornschools.org | Ms. Wolski has been teaching for Dearborn Public Schools for 22 years . She is the proud parent of three Dearborn Public Schools students, a DHS alumni, and a supporter of arts, sports, and community work in and around Dearborn. “Perseverance is failing 19 times and succeeding the 20th.”–Julie Andrews |
 | Doja Yassine Instructional Coach (ELA) yassind@dearbornschools.org | Proud DHS instructional coach. |
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