Mrs. Hewitt’s and Ms. Curtis’s class got hands-on with science as they planted flowers and learned about the different parts of a flower and how plants grow. Students also created rain clouds while exploring what happens when it rains and how clouds form.
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Stacey Gassman’s SCI (Severely Cognitively Impaired) classroom had a great time at the movies! Students enjoyed a fun outing making wonderful memories. Experiences like these help bring learning and community instruction together in the best way! #SaginawISD #OurStory #MilletMustangs
Director of Instruction and Coaching, Kelly Kujala, and Director of Instructional Services, Christine Bolen, had the opportunity to testify before a Michigan House Committee that is working on House Bill 5697. The team shared the story of the hard work that Saginaw ISD and Saginaw County schools have been doing to improve literacy teaching capacity through LETRS (Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling) training. #SaginawISD #OurStory
The final video in the OPTIMISE task force series (Opening the Pipeline of Talent into Michigan’s Special Education) features Jessica Bluhm, parent of a child with nonspeaking autism, reflecting on the incredible special education staff in Saginaw County who have made a lasting impact on her son’s life. If you are looking for a career where you can truly change lives, special education is one of the most meaningful paths you can choose. Click the link to learn more about OPTIMISE and the many opportunities available: 👉 https://optimise.education
Last week, members of our Great Start to Quality team had the opportunity to attend the Michigan AEYC Annual Early Childhood Conference, where they learned and connected with local and statewide partners.
A highlight of the event was the keynote address from Sonia Manzano, best known as Maria from Sesame Street.
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Adams Preschoolers in Ms. Celeste and Mrs. Tammy’s classroom had a blast playing the game “Mr. Clown, Mr. Clown.” They were also given lots of encouragement from their teachers, who celebrated each student’s “special tricks.” Just look at those happy faces! 😊
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Hartley's Confidence Course has been a favorite for years—and it’s still the most popular activity on site! From teamwork to personal challenges, it never gets old watching students push themselves and cheer each other on. #ThrowbackThursday #HartleyOEC #SaginawISD
Back on Opening Day, Dr. Senkowski was tossing Saginaw ISD socks into the crowd—but they ran out fast!
One Claytor team member, Tiny McMath, was promised a pair but didn’t get one that day.
Fast forward to today… promise kept! Tiny finally received her socks and shared a great smile with Dr. Senkowski. 😄
Good things come to those who wait!
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Adams Preschoolers in Mrs. Courtney and Mrs. Chenelle’s classroom explored painting with different states of matter! Look at these young scientists putting their Water Study to the test!
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Cat in the Hat made a special visit to the Early Head Start (EHS) Home Visiting Program Socialization, which featured Dr. Seuss reading materials and promoted early literacy for our youngest learners! 📚🎩 #SaginawISD #OurStory
SOAR teacher Mr. Palmer and staff recently taught their Cooking on a Budget class how to make a variety of mini quiches. For around $8, students were able to make 24 quiches that were both delicious and easy to prepare!
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Andrea Wise, Executive Director of Human Resources, would like to nominate Travis Culver, Custodian, for an Orange Spot nomination. Travis is one of our amazing custodians who exemplifies what it means to look out for others. He is attentive to safety and willing to jump in and help wherever needed, helping create a safer, more supportive environment for staff and students. Thank you Travis for thinking of others and being such a valued part of our team!
Our Transitions Center SOAR (Secondary Opportunities for Adult Readiness) students celebrated Mario Day in true fashion with their very own "Mario and Luigi"! #MarioDay #TransitionsCenter
Social/Emotional - Nelda Moreno
Physical - Amy Winslow
Nutritional - Teresa Williams
Random Drawing - Melissa Neuman
Social/Emotional - Eboni Hollis
Physical - Amy Whitson
Nutritional - Maxine Gladney
Random Drawing - Brooke McNalley
Join your fellow Saginaw ISD Team members for a night of Cornhole, Board Games, Snacks, & Socialization, at Unity Hall at the Transitions Center. All SISD Staff members are invited to attend. We hope to see you there!
Check out our Millet Learning Center students having fun on the playground with Occupational Therapist Lanette Hoard! #OurStory
