Ms. Heather and Ms. Amanda’s class practiced their pincer skills by making paper tacos—complete with shredded “cheese” and “lettuce”! These small but important skills help build a strong foundation for pencil grip later on. 🌮✏️
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Transition Center Teacher Alexandra Hawkins would like to extend a big HAPPY BIRTHDAY shoutout to the one and only Ke’Von Jackson!
Ms. Hawkins shares, “Ke’Von has been part of the Transition Center family for the past 10 years! As he prepares to complete the program this year, he leaves behind a lasting impression on everyone he’s crossed paths with. A man full of stories, jokes, and a laugh none of us will ever forget—happy 26th birthday, Ke’Von!”
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Cybersecurity & K-12 Education: 4 Webinars to Strengthen Your School’s Defense
Starting in May, REMC is hosting a FREE four-part webinar series to help educators, tech teams, and school leaders build practical cyber resilience. Each 75-minute virtual session is worth 1.5 SCECHs and includes a short post-webinar activity - attend one or all! Perfect for teachers, administrators, IT staff, and anyone working with student data or devices. Led by experienced educator John McCarthy, each session delivers practical, classroom-ready strategies to help protect your school community.
Ready to register: bit.ly/remccyber26
In the 21 Things 4 Students Computational Thinking “Thing,” learners explore decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, and algorithms—building the skills to break down challenges, spot connections, and create step-by-step solutions.
This session shows how to:
✔️ Equip students with real-world problem-solving strategies
✔️ Connect computational thinking across subjects
✔️ Transition seamlessly into coding and game creation
✔️ Build confidence through hands-on Quests and challenges
From STEM to everyday learning, computational thinking empowers students to think clearly, creatively, and confidently.
Saginaw ISD will be partnering again with Versiti to host a Blood Drive on Thursday, April 16 at both the Transitions Center and Millet Learning Center.
The schedule is as follows:
Transition Center: 7:30 AM – 10:30 AM
Millet Learning Center: 12:30 PM – 3:30 PM
The Versiti Blood Drive Bus will be parked near the entrance of each building to make attending easily accessible.
If you are interested in participating, please schedule an appointment at the links provided here:
Transitions Center - https://donateblood.versiti.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/11636655
Millett Learning Center - https://donateblood.versiti.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/11636677.
To prepare for your donation, be sure to eat beforehand, stay well-hydrated, and bring a valid photo ID.
#SaginawISD #OurStory
The schedule is as follows:
Transition Center: 7:30 AM – 10:30 AM
Millet Learning Center: 12:30 PM – 3:30 PM
The Versiti Blood Drive Bus will be parked near the entrance of each building to make attending as easily accessible for our staff as possible.
If you are interested in participating, please schedule an appointment at the links provided by Kayla Coughlin, Benefits Coordinator, via email. While drop ins are welcome, scheduling a time slot ahead of time will help the Versiti team plan accordingly.
To prepare for your donation, be sure to eat beforehand, stay well-hydrated, and bring a valid photo ID.
Thank you for considering this additional opportunity to make a difference! We appreciate all that you do.
Our Chesaning preschoolers finished up their per study with a celebration and a pet adoption day! Each child got to adopt a new pet to take home and take care of. #SaginawISD #OurStory
Storytime was extra special during large group as students enjoyed a visit from Ms. Emily and shared in the excitement of reading together. #SaginawISD #OurStory
Moments like these are what it’s all about. Ms. Melissa Caudy and Nanette supported Kylie Roberson during Special Olympics as the Millet Mustangs showed incredible spirit and teamwork. #MilletMustangs #SpecialOlympics #SaginawISD #OurStory
Ms. Briton’s class had a great time at Special Olympics with Millet Learning Center. Thank you to Angel Box for all your hard work at the Olympics, and to Katoya McCray for staying back and running the classroom. #MilletMustangs #SpecialOlympics #SaginawISD #OurStory
Another great Spring Special Olympics was in the books! Transitions Center students rocked it, and we were so proud of their efforts and fantastic sportsmanship! #TCROCKS #TransitionsCenterSOAR #SaginawISD #OurStory
As part of National Reading Month, Miss Jessica and Miss Aundrea were happy to welcome Mrs. Courtney from Independent Bank to read stories to our children and talk about the importance of saving money using a piggy bank.
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Millet Learning Center extends a heartfelt thank you to Thrivent for supporting our students and helping fund the purchase of 29 books, which were raffled off from our Scholastic Book Fair. Your generosity is helping put great books into the hands of our students!
#SaginawISD #OurStory
The spring season has brought new adventures for Murphy Farm Preschoolers as they embark on their daily hikes! Students built sandcastles by the pond, practiced riding down hills on their balance bikes, and explored a new path that led to the perfect fishing spot. With a little creativity, they even made their own fishing pole using sticks!
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SOAR students kicked off Fit Day with a productive and engaging yoga session this morning, focusing on movement, mindfulness, and overall wellness.
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The spring season has brought new adventures to Murphy Farm Preschoolers’ daily hikes! Students built sandcastles at the pond and beach area, discovered the perfect hill for riding balance bikes, and explored a new trail that led to an ideal fishing spot.
#SaginawISD #OurStory
✨ Hemmeter Parent Club = Fun in Motion! ✨💪
Hemmeter Parent Club nights are all about learning, moving, and growing together! Students had an amazing time with a coach from Cosen Martial Arts, practicing how to focus their minds and strengthen their bodies while building confidence and self-control. From mindful movements to balancing their way across the beam, students were fully engaged in healthy, active fun!
Events like these show that health and fitness can be exciting for the whole family—encouraging strong bodies, focused minds, and positive habits that last a lifetime.
👉 Families, we’d love to see YOU at our next Parent Club event!
#SaginawISD #OurStory
Special Education Supervisor and Assistive Technology Coordinator Jessica Bluhm recently had the opportunity to present at this year’s MACUL Conference in Grand Rapids, sharing Saginaw ISD’s assistive technology journey and highlighting the powerful impact of AT and AAC.
The experience was made even more meaningful with the opportunity to meet Jordyn Zimmerman, the inspiring keynote speaker and AAC user, whose message continues to empower and uplift others.
#SaginawISD #OurStory #AAC #MACUL
🍿🎬 It’s movie day! SOAR staff and students put in the work preparing popcorn and setting the stage for a fun-filled event. Everything is ready for a great time together!
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