Tuesday, July 7 , 2026
Time: 6:00 PM
Location: Saginaw Valley State University , Gilbertson Hall – Room GS 117 T
This session will provide families and students with an overview of the Great Lakes Bay Early College program, including enrollment requirements, program expectations, and opportunities available to students.
To sign up for an upcoming Great Lakes Bay Early College Information Session, please click the link to view our flyer. Use the QR code on the flyer to register for the session that best fits your schedule. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1k9k5WvFMAu1WB4PLwrTUv-hKqUqfCn69/view?usp=sharing
If you have any questions, please contact Rodney Woods, Program Director, at rwoods1@sisd.cc or (989) 964-6374.
Saginaw ISD Director of Instruction, Christine Bolen, was honored to accept an invitation from SchoolHouse Connection to meet with Michigan Representative Tim Kelly.
During this meaningful conversation, they discussed the vital role McKinney-Vento supports play in helping students experiencing homelessness access the stability and educational opportunities they deserve. These services are essential to removing barriers, promoting equity, and ensuring every child has the opportunity to succeed.
At Saginaw ISD, we remain committed to advocating for students and families and supporting programs that help every learner thrive.
#EducationAdvocacy #SchoolHouseConnection #SaginawISD
Attention Great Lakes Bay Early College families! Please click here to review the Tentative Important Dates Calendar for the upcoming school year.
This calendar is designed to help you plan ahead for the remainder of your summer break and prepare for the upcoming semester. Take a close look at the schedule to keep track of key school happenings! #GLBEC
Whether it's a few minutes of stretching in the morning or winding down with a calming pose at the end of the day, simple practices can help boost energy, improve balance, relieve stress, support better sleep, and promote relaxation.
Last week, the Special Education Department gathered for its annual administrative retreat and had the opportunity to visit the Michigan School for the Deaf! The team learned more about the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (D/HH) community while touring the school and the superintendent’s home. 💙 #SaginawISD #OurStory
Splashing into summer fun! ☀️💦
Students in Brucker Preschool enjoyed making the most of the beautiful weather with a fun day of water play. Nothing beats sunshine, laughter, and smiles on a summer day!
#SaginawISD #OurStory
We are proud of Camp Millet post-secondary students Eric, Joseph, and Douglas for their dedicated efforts to clean our Saginaw ISD Adopt-A-Garden plot at the Saginaw Children's Zoo! #MilletStrong #SaginawISD #OurStory
Ms. Kohnert’s class at Millet Learning Center enjoyed a fun field trip to Frankenmuth last week! Students explored the town, listened to a dinosaur story, and had a wonderful time learning, walking, and making memories together. 🦖💙 #SaginawISD #OurStory
Last week, Special Education Administration visited the Michigan School for the Deaf to learn about the rich educational history and culture of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community. 💙 #SaginawISD #OurStory
Simple habits, such as bending at the knees when lifting, carrying loads close to your body, using supportive footwear, and maintaining good posture while driving or sleeping, can help reduce discomfort and prevent injury.
Small adjustments to the way we move each day can make a big difference in supporting our overall health and well-being. We hope you have a safe, active, and healthy summer!
With that deadline rapidly approaching, school districts are already making important decisions that impact students, staff, and families for the 2026-27 school year. Last year, the School Aid Budget was not finalized until after both the July 1 statutory deadline and the October 1 constitutional deadline for the state budget, creating months of uncertainty for local schools. A timely state budget provides the certainty needed to plan responsibly, be good stewards of public resources, and ensure schools are prepared to welcome students on the first day of class.
Community members who would like to share their perspective with state leaders may do so through the Michigan Association of School Boards advocacy platform: https://www.votervoice.net/MASB/Campaigns/130077/Respond
Congratulations to Saginaw ISD Board Trustee Ralph Martin on being honored with the Community Service Legacy Award at the Saginaw Juneteenth Celebration & Gala on June 13, 2026, hosted by the Saginaw NAACP Branch! This recognition reflects Ralph’s longstanding commitment to serving our community and advocating for opportunities that strengthen the lives of students, families, and residents throughout Saginaw County. We are proud to celebrate this well-deserved honor and his continued dedication to public service. #OurStory
Camp Millet is off to a sweet start! 🏕️🍫
As part of this week’s camping theme, students in Ms. Britton’s classroom read and completed an adapted book about how to make a s’more. Then, with help from Ms. Katoya, they put their new knowledge into practice by building their own s’mores and enjoying a tasty snack together! #SaginawISD #OurStory
Ms. Kohnert’s class is settling into their Camp Millet routine and making the most of these beautiful summer days. We’re excited for all the fun, learning, and adventures that lie ahead!
$SaginawISD #OurStory #CampMillet
