EI Teacher Consultants, Sarah Baird and Kalee Wortley, want to thank the county-wide staff that attended the Social, Emotional, and Behavior Checklist Mini-Series for the past four weeks. It was a wonderful group, and a lot of learning was had! #SaginawISD
New Lothrop Elementary learned more about Aquatic Ecology this week at Hartley! #HartleyOEC
The Saginaw ISD Mental Health Practitioner Team would like to nominate our incredible teammate, Danielle Perry, for an Orange Spot Recognition. Danielle has been an exceptional addition to our team and has just graduated with her Master of Social Work degree from Saginaw Valley University! Thank you for your dedication, and congratulations on all your hard work in getting to this next step, Danielle! #OrangeSpot #SaginawISD #OurStory #GoCards #SocialWorker
Ms. Heather and Ms. Amanda's class made shapes out of Playdoh on this rainy day. #Claytor #OurStory
Our Millet Learning Center students and staff rocked their favorite hats for Autism Acceptance Spirit Week! The hats represent the many unique "hats" individuals with autism wear—thinkers, creators, adventurers, artists, and more. Every hat tells a story, and every story matters. Let’s celebrate the incredible diversity that makes our community so special!
Family Service Advocates at Valley Preschool love when students come to say hello and show off their artwork. #OurStory #SaginawISD
Deputy Superintendent Scott Sawyer presented at the MSBO Preconference, guiding HR professionals through how to determine when a situation may fall under Title IX. His session provided clarity, compliance strategies, and real-world application. #OurStory
We might root for different sports teams, but at Millet Learning Center, we all want the same win — acceptance for autism! 💙🏈⚽🏀 #AutismAcceptanceWeek #TeamAutism #DifferentTeamsSameDream
Happy Principal's Day! Thank you to our incredible principals for your leadership, dedication, and commitment to creating a positive learning environment for students and staff. Your hard work makes a difference every day! #PrincipalsDay
Limitless potential lives here. Every voice matters. Every step forward is a victory. Together, we’re building a world without barriers—one moment, one milestone, one smile at a time. 💙✨ #TogetherWeCan #LimitlessPotential
Congratulations to our #SaginawISD team members who are celebrating a service anniversary this week! #OurStory
May is Mental Health Awareness Month! As part of the Wellness Committees continued focus on staff wellbeing, we encourage the practice mindfulness, self-compassion, and making your mental health a priority. The attached flyer shares ways we can be compassionate to ourselves, and improve our mental health. #mentalhealthawarenessmonth #wellness #SISDwellnesscommittee
The Kent ISD AI Summit 2025 schedule is LIVE! We are excited for this evening of learning around how AI can be leveraged to increase student engagement. Register today - spots are limited!
Schedule: https://bit.ly/aisummit25
Register: https://bit.ly/aisummit25-reg #kentisdAI
You're invited to our Early Childhood Sneaker Ball featuring Pete the Cat! Join us on May 20, 2025, from 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM at Claytor Head Start, 3200 Perkins Street, Saginaw, MI 48601 for a fun-filled afternoon of music, movement, and sneakers! 👟✨ Come ready to dance, play, and celebrate in your coolest kicks! #SaginawISD #OurStory #EarlyChildhoodEvents #SneakerBall #PeteTheCat
Millet student Jahleel Harrison proudly placed personalized yard signs at the homes of this year's completion students! Great job Jahleel! #SaginawISD #MilletMustangs
A great crowd joined Executive Director of HR Andrea Wise and Director of HR Jenn Grigg for their HR for Beginners session at the Annual MSBO Conference! Designed for new School Business Officials, the session covered foundational HR practices and sparked meaningful conversations about supporting school staff across Michigan. #MSBO2025 #SaginawISD #HRLeadership
Family Service Advocate Stacie Coleman was excited to attend the Keeping Kids Safe Caregiver Brunch at the Castle Museum yesterday. This event was hosted by CAN Council and FACT (Family and Children Together) to address the topic of breaking intergenerational trauma. #EarlyChildhoodServices
Our Saginaw ISD Instructional Leadership Team is ready to learn and collaborate at the Michigan Association of Intermediate School Administrators (#MAISA) Summit on Seclusion and Restraint. #FerrisState #LearnTogether #LeadTogether
Stacy Darrow from Instructional Services would like to recognize Paraprofessional Constance Sherley at Millet Learning Center. Constance brightened her day with a warm smile and joyful energy in the hallway, greeting her with a cheerful “Happy Friday!” and inviting her to pull a positive affirmation from her box. The quote Stacy received was: “Learn as if you will live forever, live as if you will die tomorrow.”
Thank you, Constance, for spreading positivity and making a meaningful impact! #OrangeSpotNomination
Our CTE Director, Kevin Summey, and SCC Principal, Mr. Leal, had the pleasure of supporting Mr. Fabera and his exceptional IT students from the Saginaw Career Complex at the CTE Showcase held at Heritage Hall in Michigan’s State Capitol. Students proudly demonstrated their skills in Videography, Leadership, PC Repair and Building, and Programming, highlighting the power and potential of career and technical education. Pictured left to right: Sarah Parashar – SASA, Dominic Teddy – Chesaning Union, Mr. Fabera (back row), Gregory Robertson – Heritage, Brandon Dean– Carrollton, Mr. Leal – SCC Principal, and Kevin Summey. We’re incredibly proud of these students and their outstanding representation among CTE peers from across the state! #SaginawISD #SaginawCareerComplex #CTE
