Saginaw Intermediate School District (ISD) proudly announces Chelsea Korzecki's promotion to Principal of Millet Learning Center following Cheryl Taylor's retirement. Ms. Korzecki's extensive experience and commitment to special education make her an ideal leader for the center as it continues to provide exceptional support to its students.
Chelsea has served as the Countywide Supervisor of Special Education for Saginaw ISD, where she has been a key figure in developing and implementing programs that foster collaboration among staff, students, and families. Her leadership has been instrumental in Saginaw ISD winning Partner of the Year in 2023-2024 with Presence Learning for outstanding efforts in addressing the needs of special education students in Saginaw County.
Dr. Erin Senkowski, Executive Director of Special Education, expressed confidence in Chelsea's appointment, saying, "Ms. Korzecki brings a wealth of experience to this position, having served as a classroom teacher, teacher consultant, local special education supervisor, and most recently, our county-wide special education supervisor. I am looking forward to her bringing forth her experience and expertise to the team at the Millet Learning Center as she works to continue the great work of the previous administration and seeks new opportunities for improving outcomes and increasing educational experiences for our students."
Ms. Korzecki added, "I am deeply honored to accept the Principal role at Millet Learning Center. Millet holds a unique and vital place in the lives of our students, families, and community. I look forward to working collaboratively with our dedicated staff to foster a culture of compassion, understanding, and high expectations, where every student is encouraged to reach their fullest potential." Please join us in congratulating Chelsea Korzecki on her new role as Principal of Millet Learning Center. We look forward to her positive impact and the center's continued success under her leadership.
ABOUT CHELSEA KORZECKI
Chelsea Korzecki is Principal of Millet Learning Center for Saginaw Intermediate School District. She was previously the Countywide Supervisor of Special Education within Saginaw ISD and has 15 years of experience in Special Education. Chelsea thrives on the opportunity to create a supportive environment while fostering collaboration among staff, students, and families to promote student success.
Chelsea began her career as a long-term substitute English Teacher for Bridgeport Spaulding Schools. She then continued her career with Midland Public Schools as a Special Education Teacher for students with Emotional Impairments and the Transitions Facilitator. While teaching in Midland, she chaired the Students Against Violence Everywhere Committee and served as a class representative. Chelsea then transitioned into administration in 2017 as a local Special Education Supervisor for Saginaw Township Community School and then was promoted to the Saginaw ISD Countywide Special Education Supervisor position in 2019.
As a Countywide Special Education Supervisor, she had the opportunity to develop and implement Saginaw ISD's mentorship program. Chelsea led the ancillary staff work teams as well as the lead administrator for staff evaluation. She made many university connections to promote internship opportunities as well as positive partnerships with contractors to meet staffing needs for local districts. Chelsea was an integral part of Saginaw ISD, winning Partner of the Year in 2023-2024 with Presence Learning for exemplary work to address the needs of special education students in Saginaw County.
Mrs. Korzecki holds a Bachelor of Science in Education and a Master of Arts in Special Education from Saginaw Valley State University. She holds teaching certifications in K-12 Emotional Impairment Special Education, 6-12 English, and K-12 Physical Education. She also has a School Administrative Certificate and full approval as a Supervisor of Special Education.
Throughout her career, she consistently looks for growth opportunities, support, and sustainability. She is a passionate advocate for students with disabilities, ensuring equal access and opportunities for everyone. She is also an active member of the Michigan Association and Administrator of Special Education (MAASE). As well as the New Administrators Academy Chair with MAASE. She is looking forward to presenting the New Administrators Academy at the National Council of Administrators of Special Education this fall on behalf of MAASE.
Chelsea enjoys running, trying new foods, and quality time with her family: Brent (husband), Macie (9), and Karston (6). Chelsea and her family enjoy spending time at their cottage on Sand Lake boating, snowmobiling, and fishing.
ABOUT MELVIN G. MILLET LEARNING CENTER
Melvin G. Millet Learning Center provides individualized educational programs and services to address the unique needs of Saginaw County students with low-incidence handicaps in a welcoming school atmosphere. The diverse student population includes approximately 270 students (ages 3 through 25) with moderate-to-severe performance challenges. These are expressed either individually or in combination by cognitive, physical, or health impairments or autism.
Support services at Millet Learning Center are as comprehensive as may be experienced in clinical health care settings, but within a school atmosphere to accomplish an educational mission. Professional support staff includes nurses, occupational therapists, physical therapists, speech therapists, and social workers. For better health, all classrooms participate in an instructor-led adaptive physical education program that includes the use of a gymnasium and a fully accessible outdoor play and learning center. Nutrition is assisted by a complete food service program that offers a full range of dietary options.
ABOUT SAGINAW INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT
Saginaw Intermediate School District (ISD) is an educational service agency that provides effective and innovative leadership, services, resources, and programs throughout Saginaw County. Saginaw ISD provides career and technical education, early childhood, finance, human resources, instruction, pupil accounting, special education, technology, and transportation services. In addition, Saginaw ISD operates multiple educational programs to meet the unique needs of students ages birth to 26 across Saginaw County, including: Hartley Outdoor Education Center, Head Start/Early Head Start and Great Start to Readiness Programs, Great Lakes Bay Early College, Saginaw County Juvenile Detention Center School, and Special Education Center Programs.
Saginaw ISD serves 12 local school districts, five public school academies, and 22 non-public schools, with a total enrollment of approximately 26,000 students. Public school districts supported include: Birch Run Area Schools, Bridgeport-Spaulding Community School District, Carrollton Public Schools, Chesaning Union Schools, Frankenmuth School District, Freeland Community School District, Hemlock Public School District, Merrill Community Schools, Saginaw Public School District, Saginaw Township Community Schools, St. Charles Community Schools, and Swan Valley School District.
MEDIA CONTACT
Coty Kuschinsky - Saginaw ISD Chief of Staff and Communications Supervisor