Vic Bugni, Executive Director of Instruction, is proud to work with the Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds Team! Their impact on the community is inspiring and showcased in this article: https://www.tencentsmichigan.org/saginaw_isd_hbhm
They’re always showing impact! #OrangeSpot 🍊
What a lively day at Hartley! After St. Charles wrapped up a wonderful couple of days with us, we welcomed two new schools for exciting day trips. #HartleyOEC #SISD
Our Preschool parents and families were honored with dinner, gifts, and awards last week. Here are some of the fabulous recipients! #OurStory #SaginawISD
The sun is out, the Wellness Committees summer safety tips are in !
Summer days invite more fun in the sun, increasing physical activity and boosting vitamin D. However, they also bring a higher UV index, meaning there is a greater risk of harm to the skin and eyes with prolonged exposure. This doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy the warm rays, but minimizing direct sun will help you avoid painful burns and cumulative UV damage that can lead to more serious health concerns like skin cancer. By implementing a few mindful habits, you can enjoy the sunshine safely all season long!
Sun Safety Tips-
• Plan around peak hours: Avoid spending prolonged time in direct sun between 10 AM and 4 PM.
• Seek shade: Spend time outdoors under natural shade provided by trees or use an umbrella (pro tip: look for ones with UPF 50+).
• Don’t skip on sunscreen: Apply broad-spectrum sunscreen with SPF 15 or higher before spending time in the sun, then reapply every two hours.
• Protect your eyes: Wear sunglasses with 99 to 100% UVA and UVB protection to avoid burns and help prevent eye damage.
• Cover up: Wear tightly woven clothing with long sleeves or pants when possible.
• Top it off: Sport a wide-brimmed hat that covers your ears, face, and neck for an added layer of protection.
Small habits make a big difference. Summer safety starts with staying aware and making small, consistent choices to protect your skin, eyes, and long-term health.
Mark your calendars! REMC is partnering with CSforMichigan to bring two days of hands-on Computer Science (CS) learning on September 23rd and 24th to explore, connect, and grow your CS skills! More information and link to RSVP: https://bit.ly/csformievent
Every breakthrough, no matter how big or small, is worth celebrating. 🥳 With open hearts and endless determination, our students are showing the world what’s possible—one day at a time. 💫 #LimitlessPotential #BreakingBarriersTogether
A wonderfully reflective moment today for #SaginawISD Superintendents following the Millet Learning Center student completion ceremony. Honored to "get to" do this work in service of students. #OurStory
When it's completion ceremony day and you can't contain your excitement! #MilletLearningCenter
Our Millet Learning Center students took a field trip to Dow Gardens Canopy Walk for a great day outdoors with friends! #MilletMustangs
Today at the Millet Learning Center, Mrs. Amy, Ms. Stephanie, and Mr. Craig's class planted peppers, cucumbers, and tomatoes. #MilletMustangs
Saginaw ISD Preschools hosted a Parent Appreciation Dinner this week. Parents enjoyed a meal and received gifts and certificates. These parents are truly helping us to lead forward by taking advantage of all the program has to offer, Parent Clubs, Parent Education, Family Events, and more! Saginaw ISD recognizes that families are the first and most important teachers, and we are thankful to team up with them for our youngest learners! #OurStory #SaginawISD
Check out Divaun dancing at the end of the day in Ms. Amy's class! #MilletMustangs #DanceParty
Valley Preschool staff would like to send a huge thank you to the classroom Grandmas from the Saginaw County Commission on Aging. Grandma Kim, Grandma Shirley, and Grandma Gloria helped in so many ways in the classrooms and with the children. Thank you, Grandmas, for all you do! #OurStory #SaginawISD
Our Millet Learning Center-Zilwaukee students enjoyed a fun-filled day at Crooked Creek Bowling Alley! 🎳
Ms Heather and Ms Amanda's class are painting their texture boards. #Claytor #OurStory
The countdown to summer break has begun at Millet Learning Center! Mrs. Winslow's class is making the best of the rainy weather by listing summer activities! 🌞
Thank you, Noel Kelty and Michigan's Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MiMTSS) Technical Assistance Center, for the outstanding Partnering with Families to Foster Literacy Success workshop. This helpful information was shared with our professional development groups to build our school communities around student success in literacy. #Literacy #InstructionalServices
We are thankful to Betty Baber and her entire team for an awesome Parent Appreciation event! All parents received a certificate, gift, and dinner. We know that parents are a child's first teacher and we are grateful for each and every one of them!
Our Adams Preschool students modeled their homemade vest projects during Parent Club last week. Check out their creations! #OurStory
The farmers market season has begun. Please be sure to head on down to the Saginaw farmers market and check out the healthy bodies healthy minds team. Click on the link below for a feature on the Saginaw farmers market and HBHM team.
https://youtu.be/I8poS0yzcLk
