Saginaw ISD is grateful to Chesaning Superintendent Mike McGough and HS Principal Kim Vincke for hosting Superintendent Collier and Chief of Staff Kuschinsky for a great walk-and-talk today. So much positivity and pride across the Chesaning Union Schools community! #OurStory
We had an excellent Superintendent’s Impact Forum (PLC) session yesterday! Grateful to have Tyler Vawser, Apptegy’s VP of Marketing, join us via Zoom from Little Rock to lead powerful discussions on organizational culture and the impact of leadership. #OurStory #OneTeamOneISD
What a great morning at Jerome Preschool with our new Leadership Exchange! We started by connecting principals and mentors to create an environment centered on learning and collaboration. #LeadingForward
Happy Boss’s Day to our Superintendent, Dr. Jeffrey Collier! Today, we celebrate a leader who challenges the status quo, drives innovation, and strengthens the culture and vision of Saginaw ISD. Thank you for leading with purpose and inspiring us to keep #ExpandingPossibilities.
Saginaw County Superintendents still connect outside of office hours. 🙂 Fun to see Superintendents Senkowski, Collier, and Kraatz supporting the Heritage Hawks boys soccer team in their district win tonight at Saginaw Heritage High School! ⚽️ #OurStory
Thanks to Tera Szeliga, Interim Executive Director of the Great Lakes Bay Regional Alliance, for speaking to our Saginaw County Association of School Boards last night about the vibrant and transformative growth taking place across Saginaw County and the Great Lakes Bay Region.
Our young learners at Claytor Preschool were all smiles this morning during breakfast! They were visited by Ms. Kimberly from the Superintendent’s Office and had a blast posing for her "shiny camera." 📸 #SaginawISD #OurStory
What a joy to have Beverly Tatum and Makeba Lawson stop by the Superintendent’s Office today for a quick visit at Central Campus. They are two of the kindest and most joy-filled Saginaw ISD teammates who brighten every space they enter! 🙂 #OurStory
Check out our latest Education Matters segment featuring Mark Lyons, Saginaw ISD’s Instructional Technology Program Director, as he discusses the impact of screen time on kids and teens, the influence of social media, and practical ways families and schools can build healthier tech habits. https://youtu.be/-btpLsOFZp8
Superintendent Collier joined Superintendent Hungerford from Gratiot-Isabella RESD to co-present at the Great Lakes Bay Regional Alliance Summit at Dow Diamond, highlighting the powerful impact Intermediate School Districts make throughout our region. #OurStory
When two meetings collide! Our New Superintendents’ Orientation group snagged this photo with students from our newest Youth Ambassador Cohort. #YAP
Our Superintendent’s Office and Board members were honored to attend the NAACP Saginaw Branch’s 54th Freedom Fund event last night. Inspired by the theme “The Fierce Urgency of Now,” we also celebrated our newest team member, Kimberly Pruitt, as a Young Professional Award recipient!
What an energizing few days with our partners at the Saginaw County Health Dept. and BWell: kicking off with a tour of Jerome Preschool, connecting at the farmer’s market, and wrapping up with Dr. Senkowski and Dr. Collier crossing the finish line at the BWell 5K for Wellness!
What a great morning in #SAGINAWesome. In support of the partnership between Saginaw ISD and BWell Saginaw, Superintendent Collier and Mrs. Collier channeled the spirit of the Saginaw Zoo river otters 🦦 and ran the BWell 5K race for wellness (Shout out to the designers of the sweet logo featuring a river otter and the beautiful silo art murals)! 🏃🏾♀️🏃🏻♂️ #OurStory
Celebrating a great inaugural session of our new Superintendent’s Impact Forum which is a Professional Learning Community for leadership at Saginaw ISD. Together, we are One Team, One ISD: “leaning on, learning from, and leading with each other.” #OurStory #LeadingForward
It was great to have the Superintendent’s Office connect with Seth and Brett from Apptegy today at the Michigan Association of Superintendents & Administrators (MASA) Conference in Traverse City. Always a pleasure building partnerships that strengthen our schools and #OurStory.
We are proud to celebrate the accomplishments of our #OurStory authors who reached new badge milestones in August! 🏅
Bronze Level Authors – Welcome to our storytelling journey! Your first story marks the start of something amazing. Congratulations to Megan Gean, Adrienne Barnes, and Sara Montgomery.
Orange Level Author – With 10 stories shared, you’ve grown in your positivity and storytelling impact. Congratulations to Corey Nichols!
Diamond Level Author – Reaching 500 stories is a true testament to leadership and commitment to #OurStory. Congratulations to Coty Kuschinsky for this incredible achievement!
Learn more about #OurStory: https://www.sisd.cc/page/our-story
Bronze Level Authors – Welcome to our storytelling journey! Your first story marks the start of something amazing. Congratulations to Megan Gean, Adrienne Barnes, and Sara Montgomery.
Orange Level Author – With 10 stories shared, you’ve grown in your positivity and storytelling impact. Congratulations to Corey Nichols!
Diamond Level Author – Reaching 500 stories is a true testament to leadership and commitment to #OurStory. Congratulations to Coty Kuschinsky for this incredible achievement!
Learn more about #OurStory: https://www.sisd.cc/page/our-story
Superintendent Dr. Collier had the pleasure of congratulating Michigan’s new State Superintendent, Dr. Glenn Maleyko, at tonight’s dinner. Saginaw ISD looks forward to a strong partnership with the Michigan Department of Education. #OurStory #StudentsFirst
We’re happy to share that Kimberly Pruitt has officially completed her first week in the Superintendent’s Office! Kim is settling into her new role as Communications and Marketing Coordinator, and we look forward to sharing a more formal introduction soon. #OurStory #SaginawISD
How does the Michigan Lottery really impact schools? Some funding does go to K-12 public education, but it’s not as much as many people think. For every $1 spent on the lottery, only about 26¢ goes toward schools, and in the bigger picture, lottery dollars make up just 5% of Michigan’s $23 billion school budget.
Learn more in this week’s #EducationMatters with Deputy Superintendent Scott Sawyer and Michigan School Business Officials' Jason Helsen. https://youtu.be/XbKrbKCW-NM