Early Childhood leadership is enjoyed an engaging and informative Head Start Regional Conference in Chicago last week! #SaginawISD
6 months ago, Ericka M. Taylor, Ph.D.
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This is what it is all about! SOAR student Cornell continues to build his food service skills at the East Side Soup Kitchen, and today, he assisted with grilling hamburgers. Our community partnerships are crucial in our students' journey to employment and adulthood! #OurStory #SaginawISD #SISDTransitionsCenter #ESSK
6 months ago, Brigette Uhrich
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Our Director of Career and Technical Education, Kevin Summey, would like to nominate Amanda Koch, SISD Special Populations Coordinator, for an Orange Spot Recognition. Amanda organized and facilitated a professional development session at SVSU for approximately 50 school counselors and career advisors on topics such as diversity, equity, and inclusion, resources at SVSU, and leveraging AI in career development. #OurStory #SaginawISD #SaginawCTE #SVSU
6 months ago, Kevin Summey
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The newly formed Bridgeport High School Peer-to-Peer Group had the opportunity to join several other high school students in Saginaw County for leadership training! They learned about friendship, communication, and advocacy! #withNOTfor #PeerToPeer
6 months ago, MEGAN HANSEN
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When two departments collide, only great things can happen! Chico Ramos, School to Work Specialist, and Jennifer Zimmerman Schaller, Vocational Consultant, both part of the Saginaw ISD Special Education program volunteered to help judge students at the Saginaw Career Complex who are competing in the job interview/employment application for SkillsUSA. Their expertise in working with students makes them excellent judges for students participating in Career and Technical Student Organizations. The CTE team works closely with SCC in preparing their students for leadership competitions and so much more! #CTEworks #OurStory #SaginawISD #SaginawPublicSchools
6 months ago, Ann Marie Batkoski
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Want to know what new items and courses REMC is offering? Subscribe now to get your copy emailed twice a month. Learn about tips and tricks, FREE resources, and how to earn SCECHs through course offerings and professional learning. Click here: https://www.remc.org/remc-news/
6 months ago, Mark Lyons
The image is a promotional flyer encouraging viewers to sign up for the REMC Connect Newsletter. The text at the top displays the REMC Association of Michigan logo, which includes an outline of the state of Michigan. The main message reads: "Sign up Today" in large, bold script. Below, the benefits of the REMC Connect Newsletter are highlighted: Improve Learning. Empower Educators. Provide Savings. A button with the text "remc.org" is shown for easy access. The bottom of the flyer features the REMC SAVE logo. On the right side, there is an image of a laptop and a marbled-pattern coffee cup and saucer, symbolizing productivity and comfort. The background is a bright teal color.
Transitions Center students had the opportunity to vote in a mock election yesterday! It was a great time to practice the right to choose participation, practice respect, kindness, and privacy. #TransitionsCenter #BeKind
6 months ago, Kristi Kowalski
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The Saginaw County CTE Team would like to give a big shoutout to our incredible Industrial Tech teachers from Saginaw County schools! Yesterday, we had an inspiring and productive meeting with these dedicated educators who have been part of the SME PRIME (Partnership Response in Manufacturing Education) initiative for over six years! Led by our very own CTE Director, Kevin Summey, and Business Partnership Consultant, Ann Marie Batkoski, the team drilled down on best practices, student credentialing, and scholarships offered by SME and new updates from Edge Factor Together. The teachers shared successes, challenges, and innovative ideas for shaping the future of manufacturing education in our region. Thank you to our presenters and the following school districts for all of your dedication and time! Jon Grady - Birch Run High School, Ciaran Byrne & Andy Keson - Freeland High School, Heath Marietta- Hemlock High School, Kevin Bidwell - Heritage High School, Josh Beougher - Merrill High School, Patrick Kennelly & Nate Wachowicz - Swan Valley High School, Garret Wenglikowski & Jared Andres - Saginaw Career Complex #OurStory #OurCTEStory #IndustrialTechTeachers #ManufacturingCareers #SaginawISD
6 months ago, Ann Marie Batkoski
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Join us on November 12th from 4-5:15 pm to explore how AI can amplify student voices! Learn strategies to boost communication skills such as writing, delivering presentations, digital storytelling, and multimedia projects. Today is the last day to register: https://bit.ly/remcstuvoice
6 months ago, Mark Lyons
The image is a promotional flyer for an upcoming event titled "Empowering Student Voices: Leveraging AI to Enhance Student Expression." The event details include the date and time: November 12th from 4 to 5:15 p.m., and mentions that attendees can earn 1.5 FREE SCECHs (State Continuing Education Clock Hours). A note in bold text states, "Registration ends tonight!" The background features an image of four individuals engaged in a discussion, with one person holding a chart or diagram, symbolizing collaboration and communication. The REMC Association of Michigan logo is placed at the bottom right corner.
Director of Instructional Services Christine Bolen appreciated the opportunity to talk with SISD Special Education Directors about the details of the new Dyslexia Law. General Education and Special Education will have a great deal of cooperative work in PA 146. #Saginaw ISD
6 months ago, Chris Bolen
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Great Lakes Bay Early College October Newsletter is HERE! Please click the link to see all the great things happening in the month of November at GLBEC! https://secure.smore.com/n/vub1m8
6 months ago, RODNEY WOODS
An #orange shoutout by Tim Raymer from MSBO’s Business Manager Academy: “147g is a big topic statewide and Scott Sawyer from #SaginawISD delivered a spot-on assessment. His insights are unmatched in HR and business issues—logical, practical, and exactly what we needed!” #OurStory
6 months ago, Jeffrey Collier
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Today we're excited to celebrate some of our new hires! Welcome to the Saginaw ISD! #LeadForward #OurStory
6 months ago, Jennifer Grigg
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November is homelessness awareness month. Schools can provide support for school-aged children living in transition. Ask to speak with your school’s McKinney-Vento liaison to learn what support is available. #SaginawISD
6 months ago, Chris Bolen
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GLBEC Student Grady Franklin is conducting an anonymous survey for project research. Any willing participation is welcome! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1TL4m7RscHCljcReGSiROuyHu6zSIlj5CMUnhMBB2G_U/edit?usp=drivesdk
6 months ago, Grady Franklin
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Ashley Zervan and Jon LeFevre from the Special Education department and Jessica McKee from the Instructional Services department continued their collaboration by facilitating a training on Tier-1 strategies to reach and engage all learners. #OurStory
6 months ago, Jon Lefevre
Discover how educational tech tools, including AI, can streamline teacher evaluations. The session covers walkthroughs and observations that can be enhanced or supported with tech tools. Webinar held on Nov. 11th from 9:30 - 10:45 am. Earn 1.5 SCECHs: https://bit.ly/remcevals
6 months ago, Mark Lyons
The image contains a promotional flyer for an upcoming webinar hosted by the REMC Association of Michigan. The main title reads: "POWER UP YOUR EVALUATIONS: Supports for Efficient Walkthroughs and Observations." Below the title, the details for the event are displayed: "Webinar: November 11th 9:30 - 10:45 am." On the right side, there is an image of a professional woman smiling while holding a tablet, suggesting readiness and engagement with the subject matter. The background features a gradient with shades of purple transitioning into dark blue. The REMC Association of Michigan logo is located at the bottom left corner.
On this Election Day, we’re filled with gratitude and pride as we engage in our right to vote! 🇺🇸🗳️ Every voice matters—exercise your freedom. #ElectionDay  #OurStory
6 months ago, Jeffrey Collier
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Election Day is today! Make sure you check out these election-day careers, and don't forget to get out and vote! #OurStory #OurCTEStory #SaginawISD #Vote2024
6 months ago, Ann Marie Batkoski
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Tomorrow is the last day to register! Don’t miss out on this in-person event on Nov. 14th at The Henry Ford Museum and learn how to use storytelling to spark inquiry, problem-solving and creativity. Earn 5.25 SCECHs, register now: https://bit.ly/pstlevent
6 months ago, Mark Lyons
The image is a promotional flyer reminding viewers of the last day to register for an event. The top left corner features the text: "LAST DAY TO REGISTER" in bold, blue and white letters, followed by "DON’T MISS OUT!" underneath. The event is titled "Promoting STEM Through Literature at The Henry Ford Museum," which will be held on November 14th from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The text "Registration ends tomorrow" is displayed with a registration link underneath. The background image shows a close-up of a hand working on a wheeled robot or STEM project, surrounded by wires and electronic components, highlighting the event's focus on STEM. At the bottom, there is a logo for the REMC Association of Michigan with the text "Promoting STEM Through Literature" and a silhouette of the state of Michigan.