Join us on March 10th from 4 to 5:15 pm to explore how AI image generation can enhance student engagement, storytelling, and critical thinking. Learn practical strategies while addressing copyright, privacy, and bias. Earn 1.5 SCECHS: https://bit.ly/remcvisualai
about 2 months ago, Mark Lyons
Promotional image for an event titled 'Imagery in Action: AI-Generated Visuals to Enhance Learning and Creativity.' The background features a futuristic AI-generated humanoid robot with glowing blue eyes and cybernetic details.
Millet Mustangs from Amy Winslow's class show off their "gold" medals for reading in library! 📚 #MarchIsReadingMonth
about 2 months ago, Raquel Cortez
Students in library
Students in library
Students in the Transitions Centers SOAR program used the magnifier accessibility application on the iPad and the Seeing AI application on a phone to read signs and labels to assist them in navigating a grocery store during their Accessing the Community class. #OurStory #SISDTransitionsCenter
about 2 months ago, Lindsey Jakes
Student using an ipad to read a box of cereal label
female student using an ipad to read an aisle sign
student using an ipad to scan a carton of ice cream to find out the flavor
male student using an ipad to scan an aisle sign in  a grocery store to find frozen pizza
female student using an ipad to read the pet department in a grocery store
female student using an ipad to read a saying on a trash can in a store
female student using a phone to scan and read the label on a jacket in a store
Millet Learning Center would like to thank the following employees for their exemplary service to our students; Teacher Sherry Tennant, Head Cook Sherece Tyson, Behavior Aide Jynice Brown, and Paraprofessional Lily Easterling. Thank you for all you do! #SaginawISD #MilletMustangs
about 2 months ago, Julie Clauss
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Our preschoolers are loving Dr. Seuss Spirit Week! We kicked off the celebration with "Cat In The Hat" patterned hats. #OurStory
about 2 months ago, Francesca Lopez
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March is Reading Month, and our youngest learners at Claytor Preschool are diving into the joy of storytelling! Superintendent Dr. Collier recently joined Ms. Alicia and Ms. Tiny’s class for a special read-aloud of Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! by Mo Willems, sparking excitement and curiosity about books. Watch this month’s Superintendent Newsletter video as we celebrate literacy. #LeadForward #MarchIsReadingMonth https://youtu.be/hqirWebjodw?si=oDvBXDlrL8-U2BoH
about 2 months ago, Coty Kuschinsky
Come and join us at our Dr. Seuss literacy event at the Saginaw Valley Church of the Nazarene! We're here until 5:30!
about 2 months ago, Ericka M. Taylor, Ph.D.
cat in the hat
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Spring is on the horizon! Brighten up your lawn and protect Michigan’s waterways by planting native plants with deep root systems that absorb more water, reduce erosion, and filter pollutants before they reach our lakes and rivers. Learn more in this quarter’s SASWA blog: https://saswa.squarespace.com/blog1/2025/2/18/go-garden
about 2 months ago, Coty Kuschinsky
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Did you know that the Saginaw Career Complex has a Color Guard as part of its Law & Public Safety program? This dedicated team is currently training regularly in preparation for a special appearance at Law Day in April, where they will have the honor of presenting the colors. Being part of the Color Guard allows these students to uphold a time-honored tradition, showcasing discipline, respect, and pride in their program. From left to right - Tommy (Frankenmuth), Michael (Valley Lutheran), Ella (Hemlock), Lyli-Ann (Hemlock), and Justin (St. Charles) in the back. Great job, team! #ourstory #ourctestory #colorguard #cteworks #lawday2025
about 2 months ago, Ann Marie Batkoski
Color guard team practicing outside - two students holding flags (US and Michigan), two students holding non functioning rifles, and one student in the back leading the procession
Color guard team practicing outside - two students holding flags (US and Michigan), two students holding non functioning rifles, and one student in the back leading the procession
This week is National Women in Construction Week! WIC Week™, or Women in Construction Week™ celebrates and promotes the role of women in the construction industry. There are many opportunities at your local high school or at the Saginaw Career Complex to get introduced to areas of construction! Check them out today! #ourctestory #ourstory #WIC2025 #togetherwerise
about 2 months ago, Ann Marie Batkoski
Female student sodering pipe with the following text: Choosing to Work in Commerical or residential construction is only the beginning. There are roughly 132 career choices in the  home building industry alone! Once the program at SCC and Delta College have introduced you to foundational skills such as blueprint reading, roofing, interior finishing, advance your career by continuing yourtraining in one of our specialized trades involved in the construction industry. Build Your Future in Construction.
To build a positive and fun environment at the Transitions Center, students in Mrs. Kowalski's Leadership class create monthly "Happiness Calendars." The students research holidays and special recognitions for each month, create a calendar, and plan the activities. Check out some of the cool things happening at the Transitions Center this month! #SaginawISD
about 2 months ago, Brigette Uhrich
March calendar with various images of people and activities
Fun Friday with friends during air mattress sensory time. Every one plays in their own unique way. #milletmustangs
about 2 months ago, Raquel Cortez
Students on air mattress
This School Social Worker Week, we celebrate the incredible social workers and mental health practitioners who serve students across Saginaw County with compassion and dedication! 💙 Their unwavering commitment to supporting mental well-being, fostering resilience, and empowering students in our local districts makes a lasting impact every day. Join us in thanking these outstanding professionals for the vital role they play in ensuring student success! 👏 #SchoolSocialWorkerWeek #ThankYou #MentalHealthMatters
about 2 months ago, Coty Kuschinsky
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Executive Director of Early Childhood Dr. Taylor would like to nominate Joani Leisen and Shannon Thompson for an Orange Spot Recognition. We received an email from a childcare provider in Genesee County who gave the following "orange" statement: "Thank you so much, Joani Leisen and Shannon Thompson from Great Start...you both have been a true inspiration, emotional support, guidance in daycare information, research and a collaboration of extraordinary workmanship, information, kindness, and friendship, it has been my pleasure to work with you. An AMAZING TEAM." We are proud of the examples they provide to our families and providers! #OrangeSpot #SaginawISD #OurStory
about 2 months ago, Ericka M. Taylor, Ph.D.
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The Transitions Center is in the process of becoming a Michigan Green School! Check out this informational video about recycling that our SOAR students made. #OurStory #SISDTransitionsCenter #Recycle #MIGreenSchool https://youtu.be/sTF-rTG8CQA
about 2 months ago, Brigette Uhrich
Calling all Educators! Join us on Tuesday, March 18 for an incredible professional learning opportunity: Reaching and Engaging All Learners. Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScTe6l2_2kmZrrDnXiczC3IRwl0ceA0ViILYwtCJlMg_49G-g/viewform?usp=sf_link
about 2 months ago, Kelly Kujala
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Today is National Caregiver Appreciation Day! Please take a moment to honor and thank the selfless caregivers who dedicate their time, energy, and compassion to those in need—whether caring for individuals with disabilities, illnesses, or the elderly. At the Saginaw Career Complex, students in the Nursing program are learning firsthand what it means to be a caregiver. Through a partnership with Hoyt Nursing Home, they gain real-world experience in a clinical setting, developing the skills and empathy needed to make a difference in patients' lives. Thank you to our healthcare providers as well as our incredible SCC instructors who work in the field of taking care of others! We appreciate you! #CaregiverAppreciationDay #CTEWorks #FutureHealthcareHeroes #ourctestory #OurStory
about 2 months ago, Ann Marie Batkoski
Male student helping to assist another student out of a bed and into a wheelchair while another student is looking on
Staff from the Transitions Center had the opportunity to learn from other special education educators from around the state at the Michigan Council for Exceptional Children Conference last week. #OurStory #TransitionsCenter
about 2 months ago, Brigette Uhrich
Four female teachers posing for a picture
A big orange shoutout to Chief of Staff Coty Kuschinsky for sharing her Canva expertise with Deputy Superintendent Scott Sawyer! Thanks to her guidance, he created the design below. Great teamwork in action! #OurStory
about 2 months ago, Scott Sawyer
A colorful and playful infographic titled 'Classroom Rules' on a grid background with doodles of school-related items like books, pencils, and globes. It visually explains the progression from 'Fantasy' to 'Fulfillment' using color-coded sections. Each section presents a different concept: 'Fantasy' (Goal - Deadline = Fantasy), 'Objective' (Goal + Deadline = Objective), 'Intention' (Goal + Deadline + Plan = Intention), 'Success' (Goal + Deadline + Plan + Consistent Action = Success), and 'Fulfillment' (Personal Meaningful Goal + Deadline + Plan + Consistent Action = Fulfillment). The design features pastel colors and bold text, making it engaging and easy to read.
Congratulations to Cohort 3 Youth Ambassador Michael Baldwin on his State Championship win over the weekend during the high school wrestling state finals! #SaginAWESOME
about 2 months ago, Ann Marie Batkoski
Michael Baldwin Saginaw High Youth Ambassador Michigan State Champion Wrestling