Mr. Miller, Special Education Teacher at Millet Learning Center, invited a special guest from R1SE to visit his class — and he even brought along his Cybertruck for students to check out!

R1SE is a local organization offering tutoring, mentoring, academic training, social education, and recreation opportunities right here in the Great Lakes Bay Region — helping students soar both in and out of the classroom while supporting hardworking parents.

#MilletMustangs #OurStory #SaginawISD

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Autism Spectrum Disorder Teacher Amy Winslow and Paraprofessional Brittany Williams had a great time assisting students with making their own slime! #MilletMustangs #SaginawISD #OurStory

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Post Secondary Millet Students threw a great Halloween party with game, a DJ and dance floor! #MilletMustangs #SaginawISD #OurStory

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Students in Ms. Tammy Britton's SXI elementary classroom had a great time crafting Veteran's Day Art Projects! #SaginawISD #OurStory # MilletMustangs

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Students from Ms. Williams’ classroom at Jerome spent the day exploring the campus greenhouse and checking on their commercial hydroponics unit. They were excited to observe the impressive growth of their bok choy and bell peppers, which were planted just a few weeks ago.

Over the next two weeks, students will have the opportunity to harvest their bok choy and enjoy it as a fresh, healthy snack with friends.

Experiences like this highlight the power of hands-on learning and help students make real-world connections through science, teamwork, and curiosity.

#OurStory #SaginawISD #JeromeSTEMCampus
9 days ago, Corey Nichols
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Great Lakes Bay Early College will host an Informational Session on Wednesday, November 12th at 6:00 PM for students and families interested in joining our second semester program. Please see the attached flyer for details or click the link to register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfidY3hIipODX3v1K_zRm7_3IXl9ouPiG5Xg7sQIKrmdDIcSQ/viewform

For further questions please contact Program Director Rodney Woods at 989-964-6374

#SaginawISD #GLBEC

9 days ago, RODNEY WOODS
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Today and every day, Saginaw ISD proudly honors the brave men and women who have served our nation. Your courage, sacrifice, and dedication remind us of the power of service and the strength of community.

To all veterans — including those within our Saginaw ISD family — thank you for protecting the freedoms that allow our students, staff, and families to learn, grow, and dream boldly.

We salute you. 💙🤍❤️
#VeteransDay #SaginawISD #ThankYouVeterans
10 days ago, Kimberly Pruitt
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During Socialization last Friday, some of SOAR's students made homemade dog treats from scratch - they formed, cut, and baked them to donate to the Saginaw Animal Shelter. They did a fantastic job! #SaginawISD #OurStory #Socialization #WorkingTogether #Homemade #Donations #AnimalShelter

10 days ago, Stefanie Brown
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Superintendent Collier, inspired by a commitment to leading with purpose and community impact, was honored to keynote at today's Great Lakes Bay Region’s Conscious Capitalism meeting alongside fellow leaders Craig Goslin (Saginaw Spirit) and Michael Goad (Dow Credit Union).
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Snow’s falling, trails are sparkling — Hartley is a true winter wonderland today! #HartleyOEC #SISD
10 days ago, Samantha Simons
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Celebrating innovation in Michigan education! MACUL honors members who use technology to improve teaching and learning. Submit nominations for these four categories by January 6, 2026:
• Innovative Teacher
• Innovative Leader
• Innovative District
• Innovative Technology Professional
Winners will be announced at the 50th Annual MACUL Conference. Know a standout educator or district? Nominate them today: https://macul.org/awards/ #MACUL #EdTech #MichiganEducation #InnovativeTeaching #K12
10 days ago, Mark Lyons
Celebrating innovation in Michigan education! MACUL honors members who use technology to improve teaching and learning. Submit nominations for these four categories by January 6, 2026: • Innovative Teacher • Innovative Leader • Innovative District • Innovative Technology Professional Winners will be announced at the 50th Annual MACUL Conference. Know a standout educator or district? Nominate them today: https://macul.org/awards/ #MACUL #EdTech #MichiganEducation #InnovativeTeaching #K12
The Saginaw ISD Human Resources Department would like to inform you that the 2026 Open Enrolment is now underway. This is your annual opportunity to elect in benefits, make coverage changes, add/remove coverages and dependents, etc.

Participation in this open enrollment is mandatory. This is a required enrollment. If you fail to make an election before the deadline, your medical insurance will be terminated.

If you aren’t scheduled to meet one-on-one with a counselor, please complete your enrollment by reaching out to the Benefits Enrollment Center at (877) 210-3097; Monday-Friday 9AM-8PM EST and Saturday 10AM-4PM EST.

The last day to complete your enrollment will be Wednesday, November 19th.

More resources have been sent to you in the form of a newsletter, sent via email and text. Please feel free to contact Kayla Coughlin, Benefits Coordinator, at kcoughlin@sisd.cc or (989)399-7463 with any questions.
10 days ago, Kayla Coughlin
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Transitions Center Program Secretary Karen Huff would like to extend a huge THANK YOU to Carol Sauers, Barb Nemitz, and our para-pro substitute Jan Doyle for stepping up this morning alongside Principal Mitch Wheatcraft at the Transitions Center. Karen says, "With snow and ice making it difficult to open windows and doors, your help getting the vans cleaned and started — and ensuring our staff and students could get to their worksites safely — makes a meaningful difference. Thank you for your teamwork and dedication!” #SaginawISD #OurStory

10 days ago, Karen Huff
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Bring critical thinking to life with tabletop games! Our "Things in Rings" game card is just one example of the free resources REMC offers educators. Each card includes a description, age and player details, the skills students will build, and how the activity aligns with state standards — everything you need to make classroom learning fun, engaging, and effective! #REMC #EducationResources #GameBasedLearning #CriticalThinking #Collaboration #TeachingTools

10 days ago, Mark Lyons
: Graphic titled “Critical Thinking with Tabletop Games” showing REMC’s educational project that provides board game-based learning resources for classrooms. The image highlights the Things in Rings game card, which includes details such as description, age range, number of players, skills, and state standards. A 3D image of the Things in Rings box and a red arrow point to the example card. Text explains that the resource helps educators foster critical thinking, collaboration, and engagement in students.

Michigan schools are saving big — together! Through REMC SAVE, districts across the state gain access to statewide bids, approved contracts, trusted vendors, and real savings that go right back into classrooms to support Michigan students and educators. Start saving with REMC SAVE today: remcsave.org #REMCSave #EducationSavings #MichiganSchools

11 days ago, Mark Lyons
Bar chart showing REMC SAVE’s annual savings in millions from 1990 through 2024, increasing over time with totals reaching up to $156 million in peak years. Text above reads, “REMC SAVE has helped Michigan schools save more than $1.7 billion since 1990 through cooperative purchasing on furniture, supplies, technology, and other essential resources. Start saving with REMC SAVE today.” The REMC SAVE logo appears at the top.

Early Head Start Teacher Heather Weaver would like to nominate Early Head Start Teacher Alainna Gates for an Orange Spot Recognition for helping multiple classrooms create the Parent Teacher Conference games! #SaginawISD #OurStory

13 days ago, Heather Weaver
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Transitions Center student Jacob Ahejew shared an Orange Spot Recognition for School-to-Work Specialist Chico Ramos, celebrating the positivity he brings to the campus each day. “I wanted to nominate Mr. Ramos because he always keeps students in a happy mood every day,” Jacob said. “He always makes me happy, too. I say hi to him every day, and he’s always kind, smart, and nice when I walk by him.”
13 days ago, Coty Kuschinsky
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It was an honor to celebrate Dave Krantz, Executive Director of Special Education, the Cohort 18 graduates, and the incoming Cohort 19 Fellows at last night’s Gerstacker Fellows Symposium. As pictured, Mr. Krantz is always ready to “lead on” and lead forward. 🙂 #OurStory
13 days ago, Jeffrey Collier
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The teachers and staff at Jerome Preschool would like to give a big shoutout to Amy Epperson and Asia Riley for leading today’s annual Health and Safety Training! We appreciate your time, knowledge, and dedication to keeping our school community safe and prepared.

#OurStory #SaginawISD #JeromeSTEMCampus

13 days ago, Corey Nichols
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Congratulations to Dave Krantz, Executive Director of Special Education for his successful completion of Cohort 18 of the Gerstacker Fellowship! #SaginawISD #OurStory

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