Saginaw ISD

We are so excited to welcome our children and families for the first day of school! Our teachers at Claytor Preschool are ready to make this a wonderful year filled with learning, laughter, and lots of great memories together!The school year is officially underway at Claytor Preschool! 💙📚

Principal Tia Hahn shared her excitement as students and families kicked off a brand-new year:

“We are so excited to welcome our children and families for the first day of school! Our teachers at Claytor Preschool are ready to make this a wonderful year filled with learning, laughter, and lots of great memories together!”

Here’s to a great year of learning, growing, and making memories at Claytor Preschool! 🎉

#SaginawISD #OurStory #ClaytorPreschool #BackToSchool

about 1 hour ago, Tia Hahn

Yesterday was a great first day at Brucker Preschool! 🎉📚

Our students jumped right into a new school year filled with learning, play, new friendships, and plenty of smiles. We’re so excited for all the fun and growth ahead!

Here’s to a wonderful year at Brucker Preschool!

#SaginawISD #OurStory #BruckerPreschool #BackToSchool

about 3 hours ago, Stephanie Eickholt

Effective Tier 1 instruction across content areas at the secondary level requires careful attention to lesson design, development, and delivery. With intentional planning and the proper support, all students can meaningfully access and engage with content-area texts.

This two-day training will explore instructional decisions and evidence-based strategies that strengthen students’ ability to comprehend complex content at the secondary level.

📅 Monday, 10/5 & 10/19
⏰ 8:30 AM – 3:00 PM
📍 Saginaw ISD Unity Hall

about 4 hours ago, Chris Bolen

Did you know? Funding generated through Saginaw County’s voter-approved CTE millage is restricted funding. That means these dollars can only be used to support career and technical education—not general operations or unrelated ISD expenses. Originally approved by voters in 2018, the CTE millage will be considered for renewal on November 3. Learn more at www.saginawcountycte.com.

about 20 hours ago, Coty Kuschinsky

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School is back in session, and every day counts!

A new school year is a fresh start and a chance to build strong routines from day one. This year, families across our region are encouraged to Strive for Fewer Than 5 absences.

Showing up helps students learn, build relationships, and stay connected to their school community.

Let’s start the year strong!

#SaginawISD #OurStory #StriveForFive #AttendanceMatters

1 day ago, Kimberly Pruitt

Children walk away from a yellow school bus. The text reads "Every day counts! Attendance matters!"

Spark would like to wish all of our Saginaw ISD preschoolers a very happy first day of school! 🎉

Here’s to a year filled with new friends, big smiles, lots of learning, and plenty of fun along the way. Have an amazing first day, preschoolers!

Still looking for a preschool program for your little one? It’s not too late to enroll! Visit https://qrco.de/PreschoolEnrollment to get started.

#SaginawISD #OurStory #BackToSchool

1 day ago, Kimberly Pruitt

A frog mascot holds a lunchbox and pencil case, with "First Day of Preschool 2026" text. Blue and green background with stars and icons.

Superintendents from Bay-Arenac ISD, Saginaw ISD, Midland ESA, and Gratiot-Isabella RESD joined WNEM TV5 to champion “Strive for Fewer Than 5," a regional effort to improve student attendance and engagement. With support from the 35i Family Engagement Grant, schools and communities are strengthening family engagement, addressing barriers to attendance, and connecting families with resources and support. When students show up, they have more opportunities to learn, connect, and succeed. Every day counts! #OurStory https://www.fewerthan5.com/

4 days ago, Jeffrey Collier

Mrs. Polzin’s students at Millet Learning Center are taking time to practice mindfulness! 💛

Using sensory items, students are learning ways to stay calm, focused, and grounded as they settle into the busy back-to-school routine. A great way to start the year with tools that support both learning and well-being!

#PolzinsPOHI #MilletStrong #OurStory #SaginawISD

4 days ago, Dana Polzin

These Millet Mustangs enjoyed the great weather and tons of bubbles during leisure time this week. 🫧☀️

#SaginawISD #OurStory #MilletMustangs

5 days ago, Dana Polzin

Mrs. Polzin’s class at Millet Learning Center got a special surprise from Waste Management – Saginaw Hauling! 💚♻️

Each student got to choose a new hat and received an activity book all about recycling. A big thank you to Jeff Polzin and WM Saginaw for thinking of our Millet Mustangs and making their day a little extra special!

#OurStory #SaginawISD #MilletStrong

5 days ago, Dana Polzin

Our Murphy Farm staff are ready for a new school year!

The team took a moment to capture a photo together during Early Childhood Pre-Service as they prepare to welcome students and families back for another year of learning, growth, and fun.

Wishing the Murphy Farm team a fantastic school year!

#SaginawISD #OurStory

5 days ago, Stacey Lake

There is something special about people who choose to come back home. Today, we are celebrating Holly Murchison, who returned to Saginaw ISD and is now serving as a Lead Teacher at Brucker Preschool after earning her Child Development Associate (CDA) credential. Holly, thank you for making a meaningful difference in the lives of our children and for putting our “Purpose in Action” every day. We are proud to have you back on our team and excited to see the positive impact you will continue to make! #OurStory

6 days ago, Saginaw ISD

Millet Learning Center students are taking their skills into the community! 💪

Students from Toni Nagy’s class recently completed their first outing to the YMCA, where they put their skills to work and did a fantastic job. Experiences like these give students the opportunity to build independence, confidence, and valuable real-world skills beyond the classroom.

Way to represent Millet, Mustangs!

#MilletStrong #SaginawISD #OurStory

6 days ago, Toni Nagy

Man in gray scrubs standing in a gym with yellow equipment, smiling. A wall behind him depicts figures playing tennis.

Maurice and Jalen cleaning all the lockers

A person stands at the entrance of the YMCA Recreation Room, which has a red wall and a white sign.

The first week of learning is underway at Millet Learning Center! 📚✨

Mr. Berry’s class jumped right into the new school year, getting back into the classroom routine and ready for a year full of learning, growth, and new experiences.

Here’s to a great year ahead! 🍎

#MilletStrong #SaginawISD #OurStory

7 days ago, Toni Nagy

Several people seated at tables in a classroom. One person is seated in front, another is standing, and three people are seated in the background.

A classroom with desks, chairs, and five people working on papers. A clock, red board, and windows are visible.

Our Great Lakes Bay Early College student leadership team helped give Cohort 16 a warm welcome during College Readiness! 🎉

From icebreakers to plenty of fun, our student leaders helped new GLBEC students connect, get comfortable, and kick off their Early College journey on a great note.

Welcome, Cohort 16! We’re excited to have you and can’t wait to see all that you accomplish! 💙

#GLBEC #SaginawISD #OurStory

7 days ago, Norman Conklin

The Valley Preschool team took a moment to smile for the camera during Preservice Day at Unity Hall! 🤎💙

Preservice is all about preparing, connecting, and getting ready for an exciting year ahead. Wishing this incredible team a wonderful school year! ✨

#OurStory #SaginawISD

7 days ago, Whitney Jennings

Six women in front of a white banner with blue letters and logos. They pose for a picture while wearing different colored clothes and shoes.

Continuing to reflect on last Monday’s inspiring Opening Day event, we are grateful for the thoughtful words shared by our keynote speaker, Raven Solomon. Her reflections on the energy, enthusiasm, and purpose she experienced across Saginaw ISD were a meaningful reminder of what happens when we bring people together around our shared mission. Raven shared: “It was such a privilege to be in the room with Saginaw ISD’s leaders, educators, and staff for Opening Day. Purpose in Action was such a meaningful theme and a beautiful reflection of the work happening across Saginaw ISD every day to bring your shared purpose to life. Thank you for creating such a fun, energizing, and meaningful space to celebrate the people who show up every day for students, families, and the Saginaw community. It was truly a pleasure to be part of it.” Thank you, Raven, for being part of our Opening Day celebration and for your very kind words! #OurStory #PurposeInAction

8 days ago, Jeffrey Collier

Fridays are great, but “Free Friday” with this crew is top-tier!

Students in Ms. Amy Kohnert’s class at Millet Learning Center wrapped up the week with a movie, had an absolute blast playing Uno and the fishing game, and soaked up some sunshine outside.

What a fun way to celebrate a great week! Saginaw ISD is excited to see all the learning, growth, and memories this school year has in store for these fantastic students.

#SaginawISD #OurStory #MilletStrong #OneISD

11 days ago, AMY KOHNERT

Our Millet Mustangs of F-628 are already hard at work this school year! Every morning at 8:30 a.m., students help clean and prepare the gross motor sensory room, making sure the space is ready for everyone to learn, move, and enjoy.

Thank you to Dayshaun, Eric, Andrew, and Douglas for showing responsibility, teamwork, and Mustang pride each day!

#MilletStrong #OneISD #SaginawISD #OurStory

11 days ago, Jeff Wegner

millet students are cleaning the sensory room

The Wellness Committee would like to share a few reminders about the power of prevention and the simple habits that can help support long-term health and well-being. Prevention is about taking proactive steps to reduce the risk of illness and stress before they become bigger concerns. Everyday choices—such as getting enough sleep, eating a variety of colorful fruits and vegetables, staying hydrated, and making time for movement—can have a lasting impact on your overall health.

Many preventive habits can easily fit into your daily routine. Taking the stairs, stepping away from your screen for a quick stretch, spending a little time outdoors, washing your hands regularly, and staying current with recommended checkups and screenings are all simple ways to invest in your health. Small actions practiced consistently can help you stay active, resilient, and ready for the moments that matter most.

11 days ago, Kayla Coughlin