Millet Madness! A weeklong schedule of basketball concluded with the annual staff vs. students game. Who won? The students!!!!
about 2 years ago, Julie Clauss
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Enjoyed listening to MDE's Computer Science Consultant, Cheryl Wilson & Instructional Technology Consultant from Wayne RESA, Jason Siko share the importance of core practices of CS & free resources from Code.org. #WRESA #RESAmakers #MakerEd
about 2 years ago, Mark Lyons
MDE presenting on CS
Jason presenting on Code.org
Maker Wayne RESA Maker-Stem Summit 2022 Learn by Doing in the Makerspace
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CPI certified! Jordan, a new Millet employee, earned his “blue card” today. Student safety remains a top priority at Millet, and CPI training helps staff understand and implement de-escalation techniques to diffuse difficult situations.
about 2 years ago, Julie Clauss
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A great turn out for the session @thehenryford, on sharing how to create DIY assistive technology by using @makeymakey devices. #SaginawISD
about 2 years ago, Mark Lyons
Educators working with Makey Makeys
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Educators working with Makey Makeys
Students in Mrs. Kowalski’s cooking class learned how to make buttercream frosting today. After making it, they frosted and taste tested the cupcakes! 😊 #transitionscenter #watchussoar
about 2 years ago, Alex Jacobs
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Millet staff members are gearing up for spring break with a beach themed day! Beach day is part of a week long “spirit week” as we all count down to a well deserved break. #SaginawISD #movingmilletforward
about 2 years ago, Julie Clauss
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Friday is Michigan Young Parent Awareness Day! Want to be more supportive of young parents, but not sure where to begin? Check out the Expectant and Parenting Youth Inclusivity Toolkit for tips! bit.ly/EPYtoolkit
about 2 years ago, Heather Richards
Expectant & Parenting Youth Inclusivity Toolkit For more information go to bit.ly/EPYtoolkit
Millet students enjoyed traveling to Midland Center for the Performing Arts to see the musical, “Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus,” which is based on the book by Mo Willems. Our students enjoyed interacting with the actors by clapping and singing. They had excellent seats up close to the stage too. Everyone had fun enjoying the musical and represented Millet in a positive way by their good behavior!
about 2 years ago, Denise Leibold
Thank you Carrie for your support!
We had great seats!
Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! The Musical!
Registration for SISD Applicant Bootcamp is open!
about 2 years ago, Erin Senkowski
Applicant Bootcamp For more information call (989) 249-8721
Midland Center for the Performing Arts, along with a very generous benefactor, made it possible for Millet’s students to attend the musical, “Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus.” We all had excellent seats right up front of the stage and thoroughly enjoyed the musical. All of the students were very well behaved and represented Millet in a very positive way!
about 2 years ago, Denise Leibold
Thank you Carrie for your support!
Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! The Musical!
We had great seats!
Hartley OEC had the pleasure to welcome out Ashley Middle School last week. One of their class selections was Michigan Mammals. How many Michigan mammals can you identify in these photos?
about 2 years ago, Eric Rutherford
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At the Transitions Center tonight, Denny Wickham from our School To Work team held a Delta Project Orientation for students and families interested in participating in the Delta Project. This college prep program prepares students from around the county to navigate post secondary education. Students can participate from 10th-12th grade in bi-monthly workshops, Delta College tours and career readiness activities. This will be the 16th cohort of students that will participate in the program.
about 2 years ago, Mitchell Wheatcraft
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In recognition of World Water Day, Millet students delivered water to each classroom. World Water Day is observed on March 22 every year to educate about the importance of water to the whole world and to raise awareness about the importance of clean drinking water. "Thousands have lived without love, not one without water." -W.H.Auden
about 2 years ago, Julie Clauss
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March 2022 is Reading Month to celebrate and promote the joys and importance of reading!
about 2 years ago, Ericka M. Taylor, Ph.D.
Everyone is a reader. Some just haven't found their favorite book yet.
Staff and students at Millet came together to celebrate World Down Syndrome Day! #downsyndromeawareness #SaginawISD #movingmilletforward
about 2 years ago, Julie Clauss
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There is an exciting new CTE program at the Saginaw Career Complex, that we are thrilled to bring to Saginaw County juniors and seniors! Check out the flyer below for details, and see your high school counselor today!
about 2 years ago, Jenny Geno
Hospitality & Tourism Program. For more information call (989) 399-6150
Special Education central office is celebrating Down Syndrome Awareness Day!
about 2 years ago, Erin Senkowski
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Proud that we have been chosen to join the Michigan's Early Childhood System Racial Equity Leaders Cohort! Our team consists of Julie Kozan, Meghan Shepard, Sabrina Jackson and myself. We are eager to begin the work of building equity within our programs & community.
about 2 years ago, Ericka M. Taylor, Ph.D.
All Children Deserve to Thrive. Together we can create a just and equitable society. The American Families Plan. School Readiness Consulting
I love walking into the work space of Mark Lyons, our Innovative Technology and STEM Integrator, and seeing him "do what he does" to research and connect innovative education strategies and partnerships. #SaginawISD #STEM
about 2 years ago, Jeffrey Collier
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The Saginaw County Youth Ambassador Cohort #2 had another successful day of Dale Carnegie training! Special thanks to Wendy Groll and Dennis Barlow, along with our amazing mentors, for their commitment to these students!
about 2 years ago, Jenny Geno
Wendy Groll from Dale Carnegie leading the group!
Students engaging with the course.
Investing in our students and our community!