Saginaw ISD

The Saginaw ISD staff are having so much fun wrapping gifts for the United Way! The United Way is a community agency that helps fund families in need in Saginaw County. #SISDGivesBack

8 days ago, Jessica Bluhm

two women at a table wrapping Christmas presents

Our staff is working on building beds at Sleep In Heavenly Peace today! #GiveBack #SaginawISD #OurStory

8 days ago, Chris Bolen

Saginaw ISD team members are thrilled to be giving back to many local organizations that give so much! The Habitat for Humanity Restore, located at 315 W. Holland St. in Saginaw, MI, accepts donations of various household items for resale to the community. Thanks for all you do! #OurStory

8 days ago, Jon Lefevre

Today, Saginaw ISD staff is participating in our annual Gives Back Day by prepping meals at the East Side Soup Kitchen. A humbling experience that reminds us of the power of community and kindness. 💛 #SaginawISD #GiveBack #CommunityMatters

8 days ago, Nicole Green

Today, Saginaw ISD staff participated in the Give Back Day by prepping meals at the East Side Soup Kitchen. A humbling experience that reminds us of the power of community and kindness. 💛 #SaginawISD #GiveBack #CommunityMatters

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8 days ago, Mark Lyons

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St. Peter and Paul Head Start Parent Club Families and children enjoyed eating pizza, decorating cookies and making a Christmas ornaments! #SISD

9 days ago, Teri Maslowski

Connecting students with employers is a vital part of CTE. Recently, over 80 employer representatives visited the Saginaw Career Complex to review student resumes and conduct one-on-one meetings. This experience helps students build confidence and gain valuable skills for future job or college interviews. Thank you to Ann Marie Batkoski, Saginaw ISD Business Partnership Consultant, and Elizabeth Stuber, SCC English Teacher/Career Navigator, for facilitating these opportunities! #ourstory #ourctestory #saginawisd #saginawcareercomplex

9 days ago, Ann Marie Batkoski

Students sitting at tables with an employer representative sitting across from them. The students have laptops on the table as well.

Early Childhood Specialists Corey Nichols and Francesca Lopez, along with Preschool Education Supervisor Stephanie Eickholt, are enjoying engaging collaborative training at the Leadership Institute! #SaginawISD

9 days ago, Stephanie Eickholt

Get ready for an evening of discovery, delicious bites, and future-building fun! Heritage High School is rolling out the red carpet for Skilled Trades Night on Thursday, January 16th, from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM. Come explore exciting career opportunities in the trades and chat with knowledgeable staff about FAFSA—because planning for the future starts now! #careerawareness #FASFA #OurStory #ourctestory #SaginawISD

9 days ago, Ann Marie Batkoski

Skilled Trades & FAFSA Night at Heritage High School January 16th 4:30pm-6pm. Open to the public. Food Trucks. Skilled Trades, Training Schools and Unions. FAFSA Help. Gift cards and meal tickets for Heritage families

Did you know? Each pint of blood can save up to three lives! The Blood Drive is happening today at the Transitions Center and the Millet Learning Center. Walk-ins are welcome, and there are still spots available for appointments at both locations! Our friendly phlebotomists are ready to guide you through the donation process and help you make a life-saving impact. Let’s come together to support those in need! Schedule your appointment here: Transitions Center: https://donateblood.versiti.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/11601457 Millet Learning Center: https://donateblood.versiti.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/11601458 Thank you for making a difference! ❤️

9 days ago, Kayla Coughlin

Students at Martin G. Atkins Elementary recently explored career pathways in Mrs. Cain's class with Saginaw County Career Navigator Dennis Barlow. They researched careers of interest, shared findings with classmates, and sparked discussions about various professions. Next semester, the students will dress as their chosen career and present to a panel of judges, gaining real-world insights and public speaking confidence. Mr. Barlow emphasized introducing careers early, saying, “Many students don’t know what they want to do, and it’s important to show them options beyond the familiar roles they might already know. This initiative broadens students' understanding of diverse career opportunities. #ourstory #ourctestory #careerawareness #gobearcats

9 days ago, Ann Marie Batkoski

Mr. Barlow standing in front of a class of 5th graders sitting at desks. with the words Career Planner on a screen behind him

Mr. Barlow giving a thumbs up to the class

5th graders raising their hands while sitting at their desks

Mr Barlow helping studnets who are sitting at their desks using chromebooks

Our elves are working on Hemmeter Class A's door to prepare for this holiday season! 🎄

9 days ago, Allison Blaszczyk

Classroom door is decorated with elves working on putting up christmas decorations

Mrs. Kowalski's SOAR Self Assessment class would like to send a huge thank you to Mrs. Schaller and Mrs. Williams for having them visit the state building today! Students were able to learn about Michigan Rehabilitation Services (MRS) and Michigan Career and Technical Institute (MCTI) and think about their futures. #transitionscentersoar

10 days ago, Kristi Kowalski

A grateful shoutout to Coty Kuschinsky, Janet Ciesla, and Teresa Mashue for their thoughtful leadership in launching a Holiday Giving Tree at Central Office! 🎄 Donations will benefit the Underground Railroad in Saginaw, supporting those in need this season. #LeadingForward

10 days ago, Jeffrey Collier

picture of coty, Janet, Teresa, and the giving tree

Good afternoon, Tomorrow's SISD Blood drive is critical for our community. Local blood banks are facing shortages, and your donation could save lives. If you're able, please consider signing up or stopping by to donate. Each pint of blood can save up to three lives - it's an incredible way to make a direct impact. Transitions Center - https://donateblood.versiti.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/11601457 OR Millet Learning Center - https://donateblood.versiti.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/11601458 Walk-ins are welcome, but signing up in advance helps us prepare (click the links above to schedule an appointment at either location). Let's come together to support those in need!

10 days ago, Kayla Coughlin

Executive Director of Special Education, Dave Krantz, would like to give a big orange shout-out to Makeba Lawson! Makeba always represents positivity, continuously goes the extra mile, and is generally an awesome person! #OrangeSpot

10 days ago, Dave Krantz

The next Student-Centered Learning Across Michigan (SLAM) cohort kicks off January 20th! Leverage the free Modern Classroom Project course to design a blended, self-paced classroom with expert support. Earn 12 FREE SCECHs while transforming your teaching: https://bit.ly/remcSLAM

10 days ago, Mark Lyons

Mr. Dennis Barlow, Saginaw County Career Navigator, spent an inspiring day with Mrs. Wallace's fourth-grade class at Martin G. Atkins Elementary, bringing social-emotional learning (SEL) to life. Through interactive and engaging activities, Mr. Barlow helped students build critical skills in self-awareness and self-control. The highlight of the day? Teaching the simple but powerful mantra: Stop. Think. Act. This practical lesson encouraged students to pause, consider their choices, and respond thoughtfully—an essential skill for navigating school and life. The classroom buzzed with energy and participation as Mr. Barlow created a safe and fun space for students to explore their emotions and practice self-regulation. Experiences like these show just how vital SEL is in shaping confident, empathetic, and resilient learners ready to take on any challenge. #OurStory #ourctestory #SEL #stopthinkact #saginawisd #gobearcats

10 days ago, Ann Marie Batkoski

Mr. Barlow standing in front of a fourth grade classroom with students at their desks with hands in the air.

Mr. Dennis Barlow standing in a classroom of 4th graders who are at their desk raising their hands high in the air.

Merrill Head Start is ready for the door decorating contest!🎄#DoorDecoratingContest

10 days ago, HALEY HICKEY

Our Merrill Head Start classroom was blessed to have been adopted by Community Friends for Christmas. They stopped by during Parent Club to give the children their presents. We are thankful to have been given this opportunity this year. The children enjoyed opening their gifts with their families. 🥰♥️

10 days ago, Taylor Kilgore