Let $X\to S$ be a morphism of noetherian schemes such that, for all $s$ in $S$, the morphism $X_s\to $ Spec $k(s)$ is projective.
Then it doesn't follow that $X\to S$ is projective in general. In fact, if $X\to S$ is an open immersion then every fibre $X_s\to $ Spec $k(s)$ is projective (some of the fibres are presumable empty, and I am using that $\emptyset \to S$ is a projective morphism). So we at least need something like surjectivity.
Thus, assume $X\to S$ is surjective. Then, still it doesn't follow that $X\to S$ is proper as one can find non-projective proper threefolds $X$ over $\mathbf C$ that fibre over the projective line $S=\mathbf P^1_{\mathbf C}$ whose singularities on the fibres aren't too bad. This morphism $X\to S$ has projective fibres, but $X$ is not projective. Thus $X\to S$ is not projective.
I'm wondering what one can say about flat surjective morphisms $X\to S$ whose fibres are projective (resp. proper). Under which conditions is the morphism $X\to S$ projective (resp. proper)?