Jamie McGough, Benefits Coordinator for the Saginaw ISD, enjoyed spending the day with St. Charles Community Schools Superintendent Mark Benson and Dillingham Employee Benefits Consultant Michael Hart. Michael flew in from Oklahoma to partner in providing exemplary customer service to the STCCS custodial staff during a key implementation. #SISDHR #OurStory #SaginawISD
It was great to join the first "Mornings with @MrMarkLyons" creative coffee meeting today. Excellent conversations about educational technology. We look forward to the next session! Link has locations & dates: https://forms.gle/BBVjFoiB68ofWJwZ9 #OurStory #SaginawISD
Saginaw ISD's Instructional Services Team celebrated the end of the year with an intense game of Scrabble! Lots of laughter, reflection, and celebrations as we wrapped up an incredible school year. #OurStory
Carrollton Middle School brought over 20 students to Hartley for a week-long STEM and Leadership Camp. Students searched the water for aquatic life, learned to shoot archery, and put their leadership skills to the test. We can't wait for an even better camp next year! #HartleyOEC
Big thanks to Live Oak of Saginaw for hosting caffeinated PD this morning! If you couldn't catch 'Mornings with Mark' today, don't worry, you can join us at Coffee Creation Tuesday from 8:30 am to 11:30 am to discuss ChatGPT & Podcasting for educators! #SaginawISD ☕️
Free Summer Meals in Your Community!
Have hungry kids and teens to feed? It can be a challenge to find healthy meals that fit your budget. That's why organizations and school districts in your area are working with Meet Up and Eat Up, providing everyone aged 18 and under with delicious, nutritious meals.
Children 18 and under can eat healthy, satisfying meals in their communities all summer at no cost. No application forms are required, no registration is needed, and no proof of residency is asked for — just show up and enjoy a meal! All meals must be eaten at the site.
Visit the interactive map to find the location nearest you. You can also text "FOOD" or "COMIDA" to 304-304 to find free meals in your neighborhood.
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Passing along key information about watersheds from our Saginaw Area Storm Water Authority (SASWA)! To learn more, click here: https://www.saswa.org/blog1/2023/6/2/watersheds-what-are-they-and-how-do-they-relate-to-stormwater
#DidYouKnow Jerome Elementary honors David Jerome, the 18th Gov. of Michigan? He appointed an immigration commissioner, founded Traverse City State Hospital, improved the railroad system, and established the Michigan School for the Blind. #SaginawISD
It begins next week! Join Mark Lyons, our STEM Program Director, for Caffeinated PD! Explore ChatGPT, Podcasting for Educators, and STEM Through Literature with complimentary coffee, breakfast & ed tech discussions. Link has locations & dates: https://forms.gle/BBVjFoiB68ofWJwZ9
Last week, Superintendent Dr. Collier had the honor to present at the Michigan Association of Intermediate School Administrators state-wide conference in Traverse City, MI., to share #OurStory and his concept of "Harnessing the Power of Your District's Collective Authorship."
Director of Instructional Services @ChristineMBolen enjoying a couple of great days of learning at Impactful Leadership with @sewardstephen. Thank you MI Systems Support for bringing this to us! #OurStory #SaginawISD
Meet Judah.... a #MilletMustang who joined us this year! Prior to Millet, Judah was struggling to find an academic placement that could meet his unique learning needs. With the level of support provided by a center-based program, Judah has finally found his home, and his people. His teacher, Mrs. Shea, and his assistant Jimmy (pictured with Judah) recognized Judah's needs, and quickly implemented supports and strategies that have helped Judah acclimate to his new learning environment! #OurStory #EvidenceBasedPractices #SaginawISD
Executive Director of Early Childhood Ericka Taylor enjoyed Matika Wilbur's personal and powerful stories about dismantling Native American stereotypes at the Maternal Infant Health Summit in Lansing. #SaginawISD
Last week the REMC Directors and RITS spent time together collaborating and learning with Eric Sheninger, author of Disruptive Thinking in our Classrooms. The 2023 Summer Inservice was a great success! #disruptivethink
Superintendent Dr. Collier stated, "It is a pleasure to welcome Mr. Summey into his new role as Director of Career Technical Education at Saginaw ISD!" #OurStory #SaginawISD https://www.sisd.cc/o/saginaw-isd/article/1152774
The CTE team presented to a group of students from Saginaw County who are participating in the YEARN (Youth Employment and Recreation Network) at the World Outreach Campus today. After their presentation, students traveled to the Saginaw Career Complex for a tour of the facilities and checked out programs of interest. #saginawisd #saginawcountycte #careerawareness
Save the date! Outside the Classroom, 2024 is returning for a third year on June 1st of 2024! Reflecting on OTC 2023: a huge success with educators from across the state joining us in a unique outdoor learning setting. Stay tuned for more updates on OTC 2024! #SaginawISD
It begins next week! Join Mark Lyons, our STEM Program Director, for Caffeinated PD! Explore ChatGPT, Podcasting for Educators, and STEM Through Literature with complimentary coffee, breakfast & ed tech discussions. Link has locations & dates: https://forms.gle/BBVjFoiB68ofWJwZ9
On this #ThrowbackThursday Saginaw ISD dives into the vault to remember our original chalet location at 6235 Gratiot Rd. (now home to The Point) and the services we provided back then and continue to now! #OurStory
Executive Director of Early Childhood Dr. Ericka Taylor enjoyed a powerful testimony by Michigan Supreme Court Justice Kyra Harris Bolden at the Maternal Infant Health Summit in Lansing this week! #SaginawISD
