Henry Ford II High School
About Us
Contact Us
Office hours: Monday - Friday 7:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. (Excluding holidays)
Address: 11911 Clinton River Road, Sterling Heights, MI 48313
Main school phone: (586) 797-1600
School fax: (586) 797-1601
Please call our attendance line to report a student absence.
Attendance line: (586) 797-1699
Please clearly state and spell your child's first and last name when leaving a message.
EARLY DISMISSALS AND PROPER ATTENDANCE PROCEDURES
Please call 586-797-1699 and follow the prompts:
1 = Early Dismissals
2 = Late Arrival
3 = All Day Absences
When an Early Dismissal is necessary it’s recommended that you call the attendance line before the start of the school day. The Main Office needs a minimum of one hour notice for all early dismissals.
PowerSchool is now generating automated phone calls to parents informing them of any absences for their students on a daily basis. Please use your Parent Portal to view your student’s attendance. If you have any concerns, email the individual teacher directly through the staff tab of the school’s web site:
http://ford.uticak12.org or through the PowerSchool access. If a correction is
warranted, the teacher will request one.
ATTENDANCE IN POWERSCHOOL
Attendance is recorded in PowerSchool late in the school day. Our goal is to have call-ins recorded before the office closes for the day. However, if you have any questions regarding your students attendance, please wait 24 hours to ensure that all records are complete and up to date.
Address: 11911 Clinton River Rd, Sterling Heights, MI 48313
Staff
Administration |
| Lori Singleton, Principal |
| Ryan Lombardo, Associate Principal (A - C) |
| Ken Voakes, Associate Principal (D - K) |
| Amanda Lichocki, Associate Principal (L - Q) |
| Sara Facemyer, Associate Principal (R - Z) |
Athletic Director |
| Ryan Lombardo |
Student Council Advisor |
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Co-Op Coordinator |
| Janet Gendelman |
Counseling Department |
| Wendy Johnson (A-E) |
| Bettye Ann Kittle (F-La) |
| Kimberly Sakowsky (Le-Po and AVID) |
| Carla Hotts (Pr-Z) |
Henry Ford II Vision
All students will be career and college ready by the time they graduate as measured by college readiness benchmarks.
Henry Ford II Mission
To involve family, school, and community in the education of students through a supportive environment and stimulating curriculum.
History
Ground was broken for HFII in 1971.
Ford II opened with students in the fall of 1973.
Ford II's inaugural graduating class of 1975 attended Eisenhower High School before coming to Ford II.
Newsweek/Daily Beast Magazine rated our school as one of the top public high schools in the United States four years in a row.
Henry Ford II was named one of the nation's most academically challenging high schools by the Washington Post.