Our Early Head Start group enjoyed the Saginaw Children’s Zoo for their June socialization this week! #SaginawISD
3 months ago, Tonia Dalasinski-Vasquez
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At Saginaw ISD, we’re proud to share kind messages of positivity from our inbox — like this one from Becky George, a grandmother whose family was impacted by the incredible work of our Birch Run Head Start team: "I just wanted to give a shout-out to how wonderful the Head Start program is in Birch Run. Ms. Morse and Ms. Ashley are amazing professionals and are able to connect, give resources, educate, assist students in bonding, run fantastic lessons, and instill a love for school in a student and her mom who were extremely nervous about school, partly due to COVID. They made a tremendous impact and really were extremely generous with their time, energy, calls, texts, and devotion for all the families they served this year. Charlie had the best year and absolutely loved school. Mom was really proud and happy, too. Thanks so much. I am so impressed, and Head Start has another sibling coming their way as soon as possible.” Thank you, Ms. Morse and Ms. Ashley, for making school a place where families feel connected, supported, and excited to learn. 💛 #OrangeSpotRecognition #OurStory™ #SaginawISD #BirchRunHeadStart
3 months ago, Coty Kuschinsky
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School Social Worker Christine Boos would like to nominate Speech Pathologist Maija Poyhonen for an Orange Spot Recognition. Ms. Boos wanted to give a big shoutout to Maija for being such an awesome teammate! Maija is always willing to share her thoughts, collaborate on shared students, and jump in to help wherever needed. The way Maija connects with students and collaborates with the team doesn’t go unnoticed! #OrangeSpot
3 months ago, CHRISTINE BOOS
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ISDs are instrumental in assisting schools to comply with educational standards and secure grants, easing the burden on local districts. #HereforAllMIStudents #MichiganISDs
3 months ago, Selah Hernandez
What does an ISD do, anyway?
What does an ISD do anyway? At Saginaw ISD, we power Saginet, which provides a reliable internet connection to 18 school districts across our region. We also deliver essential technology and cybersecurity support, helping schools stay connected and protected from growing digital threats. 💻🔒 #HereforAllMIStudents #MichiganISDs #OurStory #Saginet
3 months ago, Selah Hernandez
What does an ISD do, anyway?
Congratulations to our #SaginawISD team members who are celebrating a service anniversary this month! #OurStory
3 months ago, Jennifer Grigg
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Our Brucker and Jerome Early Headstart students are loving their water day! #OurStory
3 months ago, Francesca Lopez
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Mental Health Program Director, Emily Rau, would like to thank Saginaw Township School Resource Officer, Jeffrey Fenton, for his willingness to provide district teams training on Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management (B-TAM). Thank you also to all the educators who attended and are dedicated to ongoing school safety! #OurStory
3 months ago, Emily Rau
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Denny Wickham, School-to-Work Specialist's summer program is up and running at Union Court in St. Charles! Students from St. Charles, Hemlock, and Swan Valley are participating this summer! #SaginawISD
3 months ago, Denny Wickham
The boys helping move thing for the ladies in the kitchen to prepare for their new kitchen floor!
The boys moving storage items! Working hard!
Isabella asking a resident if she’d like coffee !
Sophia keeping score at the bowling game !
Family Service Advocates like Ms. Ti'Airus are ready to help enroll your child for the 25/26 SISD Free Preschool Program. Call 989-752-2193 today! #SaginawISD #OurStory
3 months ago, Stacie Coleman
Family Service Advocates like Ms. Ti'Airus are ready to help enroll your child for the 25/26 SISD Preschool program. Call 989-752-2193 today!
The SISD's Wellness Committee's cool tips for hot-weather workouts : Exercising in hot weather can put serious stress on the body. Without the right precautions, it can lead to heat exhaustion or heat stroke (conditions that may require medical attention). The good news is you don’t have to pause your workout routine when it’s warm. With a few smart strategies, you can stay active while protecting your health…even as things heat up. Safety Tips for Hot-Weather Workouts: • Keep hydrating: Drink water before, during, and after exercise. • Know the signs of heat exhaustion: Watch out for symptoms like dizziness, nausea, headaches, a quick pulse, or excessive sweating. Stop immediately if you experience them. • Lean into lighter movement: Stay active (without overdoing it) by engaging in gentle movement like walking, stretching, or yoga instead of high-intensity workouts. • Avoid peak daytime heat: Refrain from exercising outdoors during the sun's strongest hours (10 AM to 4 PM). • Dial down intensity: Go slow or shorten your session when the heat is high. • Stay inside: Opt for indoor workouts at home or in a gym with air conditioning. • Try swimming: Switch up your routine with swimming—a great low-impact, full-body workout.
3 months ago, Kayla Coughlin
Happy Father’s Day from all of us at Saginaw ISD! Today, we celebrate the fathers, stepfathers, grandfathers, and father figures who lead with love, guide with wisdom, and support our students and staff every step of the way. Thank you for all that you do! 💙 #FathersDay #OneTeamOneISD
3 months ago, Coty Kuschinsky
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Soak up some summer learning with REMC! Explore FREE, self-paced courses designed to boost your edtech skills & student engagement - all from the comfort of your home. Earn 10 FREE SCECHs and make this summer your most productive yet! remc.org/professionallearning/
3 months ago, Mark Lyons
 Promotional graphic for REMC Association of Michigan’s Summer Professional Learning. A smiling young woman wearing yellow headphones and an orange shirt is writing in a notebook while looking at a laptop. The REMC logo appears at the bottom.
Congratulations to Cohort 5 of our Youth Ambassador Program on completing the Dale Carnegie Leadership Institute! These emerging leaders have built the confidence, communication, and leadership skills to serve as a powerful voice for their peers and community.
3 months ago, Kevin Summey
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Join us for a relaxed and inspiring morning focused on tech integration—over coffee, of course! Stop by anytime between 8:30 AM and 11:00 AM to enjoy a free cup of coffee, a light breakfast, and casual conversation about AI, tech tools, or whatever’s on your mind. Complete the form to reserve your spot, and once you attend, you’ll be entered into a special giveaway! Bring a friend along—everyone’s welcome. We’ll be at Live Oak in Saginaw on July 16, Creation Coffee in Frankenmuth on August 4, and at Creation Coffee in Saginaw on August 19. Let’s connect, caffeinate, and share ideas for the year ahead! RSVP https://forms.gle/ye4CWaXnNu3MQRY86
3 months ago, Mark Lyons
A promotional flyer titled "MORNINGS WITH MARK" in bold white text on a black background. Below the title, there is a white text box with the following message: "Kick off your summer with a free cup of coffee, a light breakfast, and great conversation—whether it’s about AI or anything else tech related. Let’s sip, share, and spark ideas."  Underneath, it lists three event locations and dates:  Live Oak: July 16th - Saginaw location  Creation Coffee: Aug. 4th - Frankenmuth  Creation Coffee: Aug. 19th - Saginaw  RSVP is required with a link: https://forms.gle/kd4ickz2z1wau6ifa  On the right side of the flyer, there is a white coffee cup with latte art, sitting on a wooden surface scattered with coffee beans. Above the cup is a circular stamp-like graphic that reads "Free Coffee & Learning" in a script font.
Paid summer work experiences are in full swing! A big thank you to Hartley Outdoor Education Center for partnering with our Saginaw ISD School-to-Work (STW) team and #MRS to provide meaningful summer work opportunities for students across Saginaw County. We’re excited to see our students gaining valuable employment skills and making a difference in their communities! 🙌☀️ #SaginawISD
3 months ago, Jennifer Schaller
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Check out our Claytor Preschool students beating the heat with water days! #Claytor #OurStory
3 months ago, Heather Weaver
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Did you know Michigan ISDs coordinate specialized student services, including special education and career and technical education, supporting learners from birth through age 26? #HereforAllMIStudents #MILimitlessPotential #MichiganISDs
3 months ago, Selah Hernandez
What does an ISD do, anyway?
Dr. Ericka Taylor attended this week’s Early Childhood Administrative Network Retreat, hosted by Marquette-Alger RESA. The event was led by Lyndsay Carey, Director of Early Childhood Education Services. Dr. Taylor shared that she always enjoys connecting with Lyndsay, describing her as “positive, personable, and helpful” in her work with early childhood leaders across the state.
3 months ago, Ericka M. Taylor, Ph.D.
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🎉 Congratulations to our newest Bronze, Orange, and Iron level Our Story authors from May 2025! Each story you share helps us celebrate the incredible moments happening across Saginaw ISD every day. Together, we’ve now surpassed 4,900 stories, a powerful testament to the voices and hearts behind our #OurStory initiative. Keep leading forward and shining a light on what makes our community so special.
3 months ago, Coty Kuschinsky
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