Due to the recent COVID-19-related public health concerns and occupancy limits, the October 20, 2021 meeting of the Clare-Gladwin RESD's Board of Education will be online and in person. Details for joining the meeting online via Zoom are listed below. If you would like to attend in person, please note our meeting room and address below.
This is the agendafor the meeting.Board of Education - Regular Board Meeting
October 20, 2021 – 6 p.m.
Clare Gladwin Regional Education Service District
Magnus Center - Building A - Health Occupations Classroom
3200 South Clare Avenue, Clare, MI 48617
Join the Zoom Meeting via the Internet:
https://zoom.us/j/545158262?pwd=NFUvUXowSERlSXhHNEdFTGZUdFFMZz09
Any person with a disability who needs accommodations to attend or participate in this meeting should contact the Superintendent’s office at 989.386.3851 at least five (5) days in advance of the meeting, or as soon as possible, to request assistance.
Review our statement on Public Participation at Board Meetings.
If you need technological help to access the meeting, please contact the CGRESD I.T. Help Desk at 989.386.8646.
See the full announcement from the Central Michigan District Health Department.
Clare-Gladwin Regional Education Service District is working in cooperation with state and local partners to support the Executive Order issued by Governor Whitmer Wednesday that expands child care access for working families feeling the stress of the COVID-19 State of Emergency.
CGRESD’s priority is to connect local essential workers to child care providers who have the capacity to provide care for their children. Those members of the essential workforce should visit www.helpmegrow-mi.org/essential. From there, their information will be routed to agencies in the community who will help them find care.
CGRESD is also working with local school districts to put in place contingency plans to open emergency child care centers in some existing licensed school facilities. At this time, these facilities will only be activated if the pressure on the existing local child care capacity is exceeded. The first priority is to support existing providers who have the capacity to provide care for the essential workforce.
Questions can be directed to CGRESD Early Childhood Director Kendra Curtiss-Tomaski at 989.386.8656 or kcurtiss@cgresd.net.
Math in the Mail focuses on developing math skills in three-year-olds by providing the tools needed in the home environment for parents and caregivers. Children from Clare and Gladwin Counties, as well as surrounding counties can be enrolled in the program. Families enrolled in the Math in the Mail program will receive a free kit in the mail six times per year that will contain materials, resources and instructions for several age-appropriate math activities.
Math in the Mail is part of a region-wide focus to better prepare our students for science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) experiences and STEM careers. To enroll, families should visit the Clare-Gladwin Great Start Collaborative website, or call (989) 737-9532. Enrollment is on-going.
This initiative is funded by the Dow Corning Foundation, and represents a collaboration between the Bay-Arenac ISD, Clare-Gladwin RESD, Gratiot-Isabella RESD, Midland ESA, and the Saginaw ISD.
+ NUMEROUS EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE +
CGRESD is accepting applications for a variety of locations. Click here to see the available positions.
