Thank you to #SaginawISD team members for their work in creating this recent StoryWalk near the Saginaw Township Common Ground Community Gardens, encouraging outdoor literacy and family engagement! #OurStory #LeadingForward
7 months ago, Jeffrey Collier
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Did you know: July 1 marks the start of the new school year? Reflecting on the last year, Deputy Superintendent Scott Sawyer would like to celebrate Superintendent Dr. Jeff Collier and Chief of Staff Coty Kuschinsky for stepping up so capably during his medical leave. He's truly grateful for their expert leadership when it was needed most. And a special thanks to Deputy Superintendent Dr. Erin Senkowski for stepping into the Jerome project, amongst other projects, and into the superintendent’s office team; we couldn’t ask for a better partner in leadership. Here’s to our team’s continued collaboration and success in the year ahead!
7 months ago, Scott Sawyer
Teal background with bold white block letters reading ‘HAPPY NEW YEAR’ in a fun, staggered layout. In the bottom right corner is the Saginaw ISD logo with the tagline ‘Serve • Innovate • Empower.
The Saginaw Farmers Market is more than just a place to shop; it’s a hub for health, learning, and community connection! 💚 Our Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds team, including Josh Miller, Shari Hatfield, Leslie Blumer, and Allie Nye, is featured in this spotlight video sharing how they help students explore healthy habits through hands-on nutrition education.

🎥 Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/I8poS0yzcLk?feature=shared
7 months ago, Coty Kuschinsky
Summer break doesn’t mean a break from learning! On last week’s Education Matters segment with WNEM TV5, Saginaw ISD’s Literacy Consultant Kari Stephens and Early Literacy Consultant Tai Petrillo shared helpful tips to keep reading fun and engaging all summer long. From everyday strategies to creating routines that stick, check out their expert advice to help your child stay on track! #EducationMatters #SaginawISD #SummerReading https://youtu.be/49ZrFD5mMHE
7 months ago, Coty Kuschinsky
When we work together, we grow together. 🤝🌱 Every child, every voice, every effort matters—and together, we’re creating a world where abilities shine and barriers fade. 💙 #AchievingTogether #LimitlessPotential
7 months ago, Selah Hernandez
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Ms. Heather and Ms. Amanda's Claytor Preschool students are practicing their fine motor skills by threading pipe cleaners through a colander! #OurStory #Claytor
7 months ago, Heather Weaver
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The SISD Wellness Committee hopes you all are staying safe from the sun this summer. If you happen to stay out in the sun longer than anticipated, here are some tips to soothe sunburns! #SISDWellnessCommitee
7 months ago, Kayla Coughlin
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50th Annual MACUL Conference, happening March 18–20, 2026 in Grand Rapids, Michigan! They are looking for dynamic educators, leaders, and innovators to present sessions that inspire and empower. Whether it’s AI in education, classroom tech integration, leadership, coaching, or student voice—we want to hear from you! 🔗 Submit your proposal today and help shape one of the largest EdTech events in the Midwest! Deadline to submit: Monday, October 6, 2025 https://maculconference.org/call-for-speakers/
7 months ago, Mark Lyons
Animated graphic announcing a "Call for Speakers" for the MACUL (Michigan Association for Computer Users in Learning) Conference. The background is green with gold confetti on the left. A vintage silver microphone is centered, with audio wave visuals extending horizontally. Text reads: "CALL FOR SPEAKERS Proposals Due October 6, 2025 maculconference.org"  Bottom section features a gold emblem with “50 Years MACUL” and a photo strip of past MACUL events. Text below reads: "Celebrating Our Past, Innovating Our Future: 50 Years of MACUL March 18-20, 2026 | Grand Rapids, MI | #macul26 | maculconference.org"
Business Manager Alyssa Gutowski would like to nominate Program Secretary Teresa Mashue for an Orange Spot Recognition. Teresa is the first person most of us see every single day, and she is always so kinda and happy. She is willing to help with any task, large or small, with a smile on her face. Teresa recently helped Alyssa send out funding letters to our local school districts. Thank you! #OrangeSpot #SaginawISD #OurStory
7 months ago, Alyssa Gutowski
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Millet Learning Center proudly welcomes Social Worker Katherine Edwards to Extended School Year! Katherine's kindness and aptitude for social work shine brightly. Thank you for helping to co-teach Keyshawn and Joseph of Mr. Wegner's class how to prepare two pans of taco Tuesday nachos! #OurStory #MilletStrong #OrangeSpot
7 months ago, Jeff Wegner
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We’re shining a light on Lauren McLean, Special Education Supervisor serving Frankenmuth School District, for her outstanding leadership and student-centered focus. Dr. Erin Senkowski, Deputy Superintendent of Instructional Programs, received this message from Interim Superintendent JoLynn Clark: “Lauren has been an exceptional addition to our team… She really is exceptional in this role, and I greatly value her as a member of our ‘Muth team.” Lauren has been instrumental in streamlining MTSS and special education supports, and consistently leads with integrity, even when the work is tough. Her ability to coach, collaborate, and stay focused on what’s best for kids is a clear reflection of what it means to be orange at Saginaw ISD. Way to go, Lauren! #OrangeSpot
7 months ago, Erin Senkowski
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In our most recent Education Matters segment with WNEM TV5, Saginaw ISD’s Andrea Wise and Jenn Grigg discuss the incredible benefits of working with us, including competitive salaries, tuition reimbursement, and a culture that fosters growth and development. Join our team and help shape the future of education in Saginaw County! Watch the full segment to learn more. https://youtu.be/iT9vCfCEkGg
7 months ago, Coty Kuschinsky
Our REMC 9 Director, Mark Lyons, took a trip back in time at the REMC Summer Inservice—but the learning was all about the future! With a fun throwback theme and an EdCamp-style format, the event focused on the latest in AI tools, instructional technology, and collaborative learning. Mark also connected with REMC SAVE vendors from across the country to explore cutting-edge resources heading to classrooms soon.
7 months ago, Mark Lyons
Large group of REMC members posing on a staircase inside a modern building with tall windows. Everyone is wearing matching black REMC t-shirts, smiling at the camera. A sign at the bottom reads "REMC Summer Inservice."
Illustration of a retro cassette tape labeled "2025 REMC Summer Inservice." The tape design includes the Michigan state shape, "60 EST. 1969," and the full name "Regional Educational Media Centers" in bright yellow text, celebrating the 60th anniversary of REMC.
Check out our amazing preschool team at the Art in the Park event at Haithco! For more information on upcoming events or enrollment, please visit us at: https://www.earlychildhood.sisd.cc/
7 months ago, Taylor Kilgore
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Check out our Millet Learning Center student, Divaun, for helping Ms. Shamiah collect attendance at Camp Millet! Thank you, Divaun! ☺️
7 months ago, SHAMIAH CHANDLER
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Great Lakes Bay Early College (GLBEC) will host July Informational Sessions: July 9th and July 23rd. This is a great way to learn about the program, and join the GLBEC Family. Please click the link https://drive.google.com/file/d/12hbR-Xzvu0SOQAnMizpUD4opq6Md7OWx/view?usp=drivesdk to register for one of the nights. Please tell your family and friends about our program. It's FREE to learn about GLBEC! Please contact Rodney Woods, Program Director at rwoods1@sisd.cc or 989-928-8535 if you have questions.
7 months ago, RODNEY WOODS
Business Manager Alyssa Gutowski would like to nominate Human Resource Generalist Annemarie Palmer for an Orange Spot Recognition. Annemarie helps us in finance on a daily basis, but specifically this week, she helped Alyssa gather information on over 150 staff members! Thank you, Annemarie! #OrangeSpot #SaginawISD #OurStory
7 months ago, Alyssa Gutowski
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Starting the day with a "Pause for Positivity" is a meaningful way to reflect and stay grounded in the purpose of our work at Saginaw ISD. Thank you, Stacie Coleman, for sending an #OrangeSpark into the inboxes of the Early Childhood team each morning—your positivity is truly appreciated!
7 months ago, Erin Senkowski
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ISDs keep educators ahead of the curve, offering thousands of hours of professional development every year. #HereforAllMIStudents #MichiganISDs
7 months ago, Selah Hernandez
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Saginaw ISD’s Julie Kozan recently facilitated a collaborative meeting with representatives from our Home Visiting Local Leadership group, focusing on system coordination. The group explored the barriers families face when accessing support services and generated meaningful ideas to strengthen connections across available resources.
7 months ago, Ericka M. Taylor, Ph.D.
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