Saginaw ISD

Join us for the first Career Teams Industry Tour Professional Development at Hemlock Semiconductor. Space is limited, so register today! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf5HJH_cAv0l-kNma8Ziyzgm3QLcE_cc4byODCdf7XwceZinQ/viewform

2 months ago, Amanda Koch

Business Manager Alyssa Gutowski would like to nominate Birth to Five Special Education Supervisor Nikki Rethman for an Orange Spot Recognition. Alyssa noted, "I’ve recently started working with Nikki on grant applications and budgeting, and she’s been great to collaborate with from the start. I look forward to continuing to work with her throughout the school year." #OrangeSpot #SaginawISD #OurStory

2 months ago, Alyssa Gutowski

Last week, Ms Tammy Britton's room had a great time at Leamen's Apple Barn! It was a day filled with smiles, cider, and fun all around! #SaginawISD #OurStory

2 months ago, MS. Tammy Britton

Ms. Tammy Britton's classroom carved a pumpkin today with Occupational Therapist Lanette Hoard and her intern Emily! Ms. Britton would also like to thank paraprofessionals Katoya and Angel for all their help with this activity. Students LOVED it! #Millet Mustangs #SaginawISD #OurStory

2 months ago, MS. Tammy Britton

Note Change of the Date!

The 2025 Student Technology Showcase is coming soon — held on December 2nd! Join us at Heritage Hall in the Michigan State Capitol Building, where student teams will share innovative tech projects and creative ideas.
Teams include up to 4 students and 1 mentor, and thanks to a new REMC + MACUL partnership, $1,000 in support is available for participating teams! Apply by November 1, 2025 to be part of this inspiring event.

2 months ago, Mark Lyons

Informational flyer for the 2025 Student Technology Showcase. The top section features an outline of the Michigan State Capitol dome in green behind bold text that reads: “2025 Student Technology Showcase.” A green banner states: “Date changed to December 2, 2025.” Below are three green boxes with icons and text: Team Rules: Icon of a person. “Each team consists of up to 4 students and 1 mentor.” Location: Icon of a building. “The showcase will take place in the beautiful Heritage Hall at the Michigan State Capitol Building.” Partnerships: Icon of a handshake. “REMC + MACUL = $1,000 Support for Student Showcase Teams!” At the bottom, a black banner reads: “Application deadline is November 1, 2025.” Logos of REMC, MACUL, and AT&T appear in the top-right corner.

Can your students solve the mystery? The MI Mystery Connection is a FREE, live video conference that links two Michigan classrooms — but neither knows where the other is located! Students take turns asking yes-or-no questions to uncover the mystery location while practicing geography, communication, and critical thinking skills. All you need is a device with internet, a webcam, and a microphone — no special equipment or cost required! Ready to connect and explore Michigan in a whole new way? Fill out this form: https://bit.ly/remcmiconnect

2 months ago, Mark Lyons

Promotional graphic for “MI Mystery Connection.” The top text reads “MI Mystery Connection” in bold black letters. Below, an illustrated map shows two red location pins connected by a dotted red path, with a small car between them. The map features colorful sections in orange, green, and blue. Black silhouettes of Michigan’s Lower and Upper Peninsulas appear near the pins. At the bottom, a black box contains white text: “A live video exchange where two Michigan classrooms ask Yes-or-No questions to guess each other’s location!”

Get ready for November learning! These are just a few of the FREE professional courses available next month — from cybersecurity and digital collaboration to AI and storytelling. Registration closes October 29th, visit our website to explore the full list of November courses: REMC #TeacherTraining #ProfessionalDevelopment #EducatorGrowth #TeachingTools

2 months ago, Mark Lyons

A banner with autumn leaves in red, orange, and yellow framing the top and bottom edges. In the center, a cream-colored rectangle displays the text “REMC November Courses” in elegant maroon lettering. The design evokes a warm, fall-themed aesthetic promoting educational courses.

Early Head Start Lead Teacher, Kelly Bull, would like to give a big thank you to Ms. Jeanette Barnett for cooking Brucker a yummy nacho brunch last week!

After a long week, the extra fuel to get through paperwork and cleaning was a true blessing.

Keep being you Jeanette!

#SaginawISD #OurStory

2 months ago, Kelly Bull

Our Millet Learning Center students love lending a helping hand! 🎃 They’ve been busy picking pumpkins to get ready for our Pumpkin Decorating Contest during Open House this Thursday, October 23. We can’t wait to see their creativity shine! 🍂 #MilletMustangs #OurStory

2 months ago, AMY KOHNERT

Exciting News! Great Lakes Bay Early College (GLBEC) is hosting its first Fall Informational Session on Wednesday, October 22nd from 6:00pm-7:00pm at Saginaw Valley State University. Learn how GLBEC can jump-start your college journey while still in high school. Check out the attached flyer for the sign-up link and specific location at SVSU. #GLBEC

2 months ago, RODNEY WOODS

Great Lakes Bay Early College (GLBEC) Student Leadership Council organized a fun event at John's Pumpkin Farm on October 17th! What a fun day to be a GLBEC Student! #SaginawISD #GLBEC #OurStory

2 months ago, RODNEY WOODS

Thank you to Sara and Cari from the Michigan Association of Superintendents and Administrators (MASA) for training the Saginaw ISD team on the School Advance rubrics! #SaginawISD #OurStory

2 months ago, Jennifer Grigg

Special Education Supervisor Jessica Bluhm would like to give a big orange shout-out to Mental Health Practitioner Kayla Petz! Jessica says "Kayla has spent countless hours preparing to implement Character Strong Tier 2 social-emotional interventions at St. Charles Elementary School. She is dedicated to serving the students and families of Saginaw County, and St. Charles and we are incredibly fortunate to have her as part of the staff."

Thank you for being amazing, Kayla!

#OrangeSpot #SaginawISD #StCharles #MentalHealthMatters

2 months ago, Jessica Bluhm

Millet Learning Center Para-professional, Ms. Brenda Padgett, from Ms. Tennant’s SXI classroom, is helping students build independence through everyday routines — like brushing their teeth. Each small step empowers students to gain confidence and important life skills. #MilletMustangs #SaginawISD #OurStory

2 months ago, Sherry Tennant

Para-profressional. Brenda Padgett, in Ms Tennant's SXI classroom is teaching independence

Special Education Supervisor Jessica Bluhm would like to nominate Behavior Assistant Charles Dietz for an orange spot recognition. Jessica shares, "Charles is dedicated to helping students in the Middle School STEP (Saginaw Therapeutic Education Program) thrive. He has been an amazing addition to our staff! Thanks for being awesome, Charles!"

#OrangeSpot #OurStory #STEPProgram #SaginawISD

2 months ago, Jessica Bluhm

Join us for a dynamic professional learning around restorative and trauma-informed practices on Tues. Oct. 28, 9:00AM at SISD's Central Campus. Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdsqlsZUC2HYqmfCc183x_ZvHOk2hzUuiKary4HWhhYqURAdw/viewform?usp=header

2 months ago, Kelly Kujala

Preschool Education Administrator and Brucker Principal Stephanie Eickholt would like to nominate Early Head Start Lead Teacher, Kelly Bull, for an Orange Frog recognition! 🧡 Stephanie shares that Kelly is always willing to help staff learn new tasks, takes on extra duties, and continually lifts the morale of the Brucker team. Thank you, Kelly, for all that you do — you are truly appreciated!

2 months ago, Stephanie Eickholt

Sabrina Jackson, Director of Early Childhood led the onboarding and training to our new policy council members today. Thank you to all of the members who volunteer their time to this important council designed to support our youngest learners and families. #SaginawISD #OurStory

2 months ago, Erin Senkowski

Director of Instructional Services Christine Bolen would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Stacie Coleman, Saginaw ISD Family Service Advocate, for exemplifying ORANGE during her visit to Jerome on Tuesday! 🧡

Christine shared, “We truly appreciated the impromptu tour you gave Kaitlyn Lovely (our new Saginaw ISD Professional Development Center Director) and me of the beautiful new facility—on your own time, no less. Your stories about how the updated spaces have enhanced the daily experiences of students and staff truly brought the building to life.”

#OurStory #SaginawISD

2 months ago, Chris Bolen